Source: North Texas tabs UNC's Seth Littrell as new coach
Posted Dec 5, 2015
North Carolina offensive coordinator Seth Littrell will be named coach at North Texas, a source told ESPN on Saturday. Littrell and the Tar Heels are in their first ACC title game Saturday against Clemson. Littrell, 37, has been at UNC the past two years. Before joining the Tar Heels, he was an offensive coordinator at Indiana (2012-13) and Arizona (2009-11).
(ESPN.com)
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