Lou Holtz's Impact on Notre Dame Football
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Lou Holtz, the iconic Notre Dame football coach, passed away on March 4th at 89. He transformed the Fighting Irish, leading them to a 100-30-2 record from 1986 to 1996, including a national championship in 1988. Holtzs deep love for the program, demonstrated by his immediate departure to Notre Dame when offered, inspired players like Cornelius Southall. Holtzs passion rebuilt Notre Dame pride, leaving a lasting legacy in college football.
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