DRC BD of REgents to consider delegating auth to

[OldTimer]

By BRETT VITO / Denton Record-Chronicle

DENTON – The board of regents will consider a proposal today that would delegate authority to athletic director Rick Villarreal and university president Gretchen Bataille to sign a contract with a football coach.

UNT policy states that the board must approve contracts for employees that include a base salary that exceeds $500,000 for the length of the contract. A deal with a football coach would surpass that total.

UNT is looking for a replacement for Darrell Dickey, who completed his nine-year tenure at the end of the season.

[SilverEagle]

By BRETT VITO / Denton Record-Chronicle

DENTON – The board of regents will consider a proposal today that would delegate authority to athletic director Rick Villarreal and university president Gretchen Bataille to sign a contract with a football coach.

UNT policy states that the board must approve contracts for employees that include a base salary that exceeds $500,000 for the length of the contract. A deal with a football coach would surpass that total.

UNT is looking for a replacement for Darrell Dickey, who completed his nine-year tenure at the end of the season.

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Hmmmm,

[jperg2]

Could an announcement be in our not-so-distant future.

Obviously, the "official" hire date is 12/14... but what will a week buy us... valuable extra recruiting time!

[PlummMeanGreen]

By BRETT VITO / Denton Record-Chronicle

DENTON – The board of regents will consider a proposal today that would delegate authority to athletic director Rick Villarreal and university president Gretchen Bataille to sign a contract with a football coach.

UNT policy states that the board must approve contracts for employees that include a base salary that exceeds $500,000 for the length of the contract. A deal with a football coach would surpass that total.

UNT is looking for a replacement for Darrell Dickey, who completed his nine-year tenure at the end of the season.

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Is the mass choir warming up to sing Handel's famous Christmas piece which moved the the King of England so that he stood up (with the congregation following suit, of course)?

HEY HEY, WHADDA' YA SAY, D1-A (top 25?) SUCCESS IS ON THE WAY!