Seth Littrell or: How I Taught My Family To Stop Worrying and Love their Coach

Posted Dec 8, 2015
“We were very happy at UNC and absolutely loved our time in Chapel Hill. It took a special place to get us to leave,” former UNC offensive coordinator Seth Littrell said. “When this job came open I knew without a doubt I wanted it. I’m a man of deep integrity, so my total focus was on UNC. But I’d be lying if I didn’t say I spent many sleepless nights thinking about the opportunities North Texas had to offer.” (Football Scoop)

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