Hauck Signs with UNLV

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By KULR Staff

Story Published: Dec 23, 2009 at 8:23 PM MDT

Story Updated: Dec 23, 2009 at 8:24 PM MDT

BILLINGS - It's official, The University of Nevada, Las Vegas named Bobby Hauck as their head football coach Wednesday.

Hauck and UNLV agreed to a three-year contract that will pay the coach $350,000 dollars annually, with incentives for winning and helping student athletes graduate.

The former Griz coach takes over a team that hasn't had a winning season since 2000. Hauck said he's excited to be a Rebel and wants to generate enthusiasm for the program.

"I really believe that UNLV and its football program have a bright future and I'm enthused about being the figure head who gets a chance to lead that program."

Hauck posted an 80-17 record during his seven seasons with Montana and took the Griz to three FCS championship games.

Saturday, Dec 26 at 4:48 PM NCLOCAL wrote ...

GOOD LUCK COACH LET DA HATERS B HATERS I KNOW YOU WILL RECRUTE SOME MONT PLAYERS DOWN THERE

Thursday, Dec 24 at 8:27 PM anomynous wrote ...

good never could win the big one

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