North Texas officially announces that Seth Littrell is new Mean Green head coach

Posted Dec 6, 2015
North Texas officials vowed earlier this year to find an innovative offensive coach to take over the school's foundering football program. On Saturday, UNT officially secured their man in Seth Littrell. The North Carolina assistant head coach for offense was announced as the Mean Green's next coach on Saturday night, hours after he was approved by UNT's regents, the final formality in the hiring process. (Dallas Morning News)

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