Tennessee Adds Former Oklahoma OC Seth Littrell as Senior Offensive Analyst

After a disappointing stint as Oklahoma's offensive coordinator, where the Sooners' offense ranked near the bottom nationally and Littrell was fired midseason, Seth Littrell has joined Tennessee as a senior offensive analyst under head coach Josh Heupel, his former OU teammate. Heupel, who also endured a firing at Oklahoma before reinventing himself and leading Tennessee to its first College Football Playoff appearance, expressed strong trust in Littrell's knowledge, leadership, and head coaching experience. Littrell's addition is seen as a valuable asset to Tennessee's offensive staff, with Heupel and others noting his potential to contribute fresh ideas and stability. The move reunites two captains from Oklahoma's 2000 national championship team, now collaborating to elevate the Volunteers' offense with new quarterback Joey Aguilar. Despite his ouster from Oklahoma, Littrell's past success as a head coach at North Texas and coordinator at other programs suggests he brings meaningful expertise to Tennessee. Both Littrell and Tennessee players have spoken positively about his early impact and fit within the staff.