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McCarney hires new special teams coach

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North Texas has found its new special teams coach.

Tommy Perry, who spent the last four seasons as an assistant coach at South Alabama, will join the Mean Green’s staff next season.

A source within the UNT athletic department confirmed late Saturday night that the school is in the process of finalizing the addition of Perry to Dan McCarney’s staff.

Perry will replace Kent Riddle, who left UNT to become the assistant head coach at Arkansas State.

Perry coached the Jaguars’ running backs in addition to serving as the special teams coordinator last season.

Perry is a native of Monroe, La., and spent two years at Tyler Junior College. He went on to play three years at Texas A&M as a fullback, linebacker and defensive end.

Read more: http://www.dentonrc.com/sports/colleges/north-texas-headlines/20130113-football-mccarney-hires-new-special-teams-coach.ece

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