One of the biggest names thought to be involved with Kansas State’s search for a football coach has dropped out of the race.
North Texas coach Seth Littrell, perceived by many to be a front runner for the opening, has reportedly informed his players that he will remain their coach for at least another season.
College football reporter Brett McMurphy shared the news in a tweet Friday morning.
Without Littrell in the mix, K-State athletic director Gene Taylor is expected to turn his focus to North Dakota State coach Chris Klieman and Memphis coach Mike Norvell.