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Nervous About Deloach?

cdizzle86

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Bryan316 Newbie

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I think he was staying in CA until his tenure or whatever kicked in, which was this weekish. To come out and say "He's coming here, we're hiring him on this date," might cause his current school to "let him go" prematurely.

Dodge2007 Newbie

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I kind of expected an announcement by now. My training staff assistant (a great source) has not been wrong about much but you never know.

Maybe the hire gets firmed up the night of the football dinner, but at this stage, who really knows other than the two big guns, RV and TD.

GoMeanGreen1999 Rising Star

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or is anybody else starting to get worried?

I kind of expected an announcement by now. My training staff assistant (a great source) has not been wrong about much but you never know.

Maybe the hire gets firmed up the night of the football dinner, but at this stage, who really knows other than the two big guns, RV and TD.

Don't worry, he is coming. Just don't expect an annoucement for a while.

GreenBrigadeDebbie Newbie

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Imagine what we are going to be like in about 2-3 years. Todd Dodge at the helm and Deloach at the helm of the defense. Whoa Nelly!! If we can accomplish what we did in 2001-04 with DD, we definitely have a shot at not only winning the Sun Belt but also making an at large bowl game under TD. And maybe once we get the talent, maybe we can have our shot at being the Boise State and Hawaiis and make a BCS game. I can't wait to see what happens next!!!

GreenBat Newbie

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DeLoach off UCLA's books; UNT next

It's now January 22, which for UNT football fans means Gary DeLoach should be named the Mean Green's defensive coordinator any day. DeLoach, the former safeties/special teams coach at UCLA, is expected to replace Ron Mendoza, who was fired after a 2-10 season.

At UCLA, DeLoach was hired on or before January 14, 2003, meaning he has met the required five-year tenure to receive full monthly benefits from the California educator/coach retirement system. DeLoach coached at North Texas from 1998 to 2002, the last three seasons as defensive coordinator. He spent several years coaching in Texas at the high school level (one season), as well as UNT, Texas A&M, Stephen F. Austin and Trinity Valley Community College.

DeLoach, 53, could have stayed at UCLA but chose to be closer to his mother and other family in Houston. He interviewed with UNT coach Todd Dodge several weeks ago, and sources say he's been the top guy all along. Dodge still needs a cornerbacks coach after the person he targeted, former Baylor assistant Clay Jennings, accepted the same job at TCU.

_ Troy Phillips

GoMeanGreen1999 Rising Star

GoMeanGreen1999

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Just the thought of a DeLoach Defense against a Dodge Offense in the Spring game has me hankerin' for some Mean Green Football!

It's pretty cold out there now, but I would be willing to go out and watch it if it were tonight. Couldn't wait for the spring game last year, can't wait for it this year. Now, if DeLoach can convince Russell to come back for ST......

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