Former OU Captain Seth Littrell in third year as North Texas HC

[Mean Green 93-98]

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The first great fullback of the Bob Stoops era was former OU captain Seth Littrell. The former Muskogee Rougher was a legacy player and followed in his dad’s (Jim) footsteps at OU and was a team captain on the Sooners 2000 National Championship team. 

Littrell is entering his third year as the Head Coach of the North Texas Mean Green and has posted a 14-13 record. Littrell is the second coach in North Texas history to lead a team to back-to-back bowl appearances, and to the programs seventh nine-win season in program history.

“It's been great and a lot of fun here,” said Littrell. “It starts with the men that came in with us, our players and our staff. They have gone all in with our culture and team chemistry. It’s the relationships we have built with these kids and our entire staff has done a great job with it. As with anything if you’re going to have success you have to have a lot of great people around you. It starts with our president and athletic director giving us the resources necessary to be successful.” . . .

 

https://247sports.com/college/north-texas/Article/Seth-Littrell-North-Texas-Football-OU-Football-Bob-Stoops-Torrance-Marshal-Mark-Mangino-Josh-Heupel-Chris-Weinke--119772271/

[meanrob]

Heupel takes over a situation where there's really no place to go but down. Littrell took over where there was no place to go but up. I think we got the better guy. 

[Harry]

That last paragraph you quoted there@Mean Green 93-98 Is music to my ears!

have we finally attained the magic triumvirate of administration, AD and coaching?