LovelandBuckeye
You never lose to those pricks. Ever. Ever. - UFM
And some of the older members don't give a shit. F that guy.
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ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
Nope. Rumor is that's why Woody unexpectedly whacked him after his first year.Some of the younger BP members may not remember the all of Lou Holtz's coaching history:
The Complicated Story of Lou Holtz at Notre Dame, Part 1 of 3
Lou Holtz was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, days after the University of Notre Dame publicly distanced themselves from the man himselfwww.thesportsbank.net
The Complicated Story of Lou Holtz at Notre Dame, Part 1 of 3
The Complicated Story of Lou Holtz at Notre Dame, Part 2 of 3
Lou Holtz was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, days after the University of Notre Dame publicly distanced themselves from the man himselfThe Complicated Story of Lou Holtz at Notre Dame, Part 2 of 3
The Complicated Story of Lou Holtz at Notre Dame, Part 3 of 3
Lou Holtz was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, days after the University of Notre Dame publicly distanced themselves from the man himselfThe Complicated Story of Lou Holtz at Notre Dame, Part 3 of 3
Just sayin': Was Lou Holtz ever coach of a school that didn't get put on probation for NCAA violations during his watch?
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Only 35 and acutely aware of why I don't like this guy. After Ryan Day led the post-game win interview calling him out, pretty much cemented what I think of this guy.
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His loyalties have always been to ND, he’s never hidden it. Nothing new.
As far as the rumors about Woody firing him go, I’ve also heard many guys from that era say he was the coach Woody wanted to hire but Holtz turned it down because he didn’t want to be the guy who followed Woody Hayes at OSU. Earle Bruce being a program loyalist fell on that sword. So take it all with a huge grain of salt imo.
He’s just an old man taking.
As far as the rumors about Woody firing him go, I’ve also heard many guys from that era say he was the coach Woody wanted to hire but Holtz turned it down because he didn’t want to be the guy who followed Woody Hayes at OSU. Earle Bruce being a program loyalist fell on that sword. So take it all with a huge grain of salt imo.
He’s just an old man taking.
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BuckBackHome
Wolverine is largest member of weasel family
Lou Holtz Apologizes to Marcus Freeman But Stands Behind Comments Directed at Ryan Day: "I Don't Feel Bad For Saying It Because I Believe It"
While Lou Holtz apologized to Marcus Freeman, he stands behind his comments about Ryan Day and Ohio State: "I don't feel bad for saying it because I believe it."
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Jake
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That's gotta be why Mark was inducted into the Lou Holtz Hall of Fame in beautiful downtown East Liverpool, Ohio.
Hall of Fame Inductees
Find out more about one of our museum honorees at Lou Holtz/Upper Ohio Valley Hall of Fame in East Liverpool, OH.
louholtzhalloffame.com
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cincibuck
You kids stay off my lawn!
This is rich. In 95 - 96, he bitched about the media attention The Buckeyes were getting. “What about my team? Did Ohio State invent football?”
talk about hutzpah (can an RC have hutzpah?). To rep the most over-hyped program in the history of college football and project that on to another program… so glad Coop pounded his ass both times.
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Maybe someone can explain his logic to me. 'ND is a better team. OSU is not a great team. Yet, somehow OSU beat his ND team.' I am missing something. Maybe it is that special ND Football Is Back gene.Lou Holtz Apologizes to Marcus Freeman But Stands Behind Comments Directed at Ryan Day: "I Don't Feel Bad For Saying It Because I Believe It"
While Lou Holtz apologized to Marcus Freeman, he stands behind his comments about Ryan Day and Ohio State: "I don't feel bad for saying it because I believe it."www.elevenwarriors.com
He is just a senile old man. I remember when he was excited and talked about how great the 2006 team was going to be. That poor bastard had to watch his team get blasted by Michigan, USC, and LSU in their 3 biggest games that year. He looked like he was going to cry while Mark May was laughing at him at the end of the season against USC and LSU.
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CincyInterloper
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You forgot to mention that OSU beat ND on ND's home field.Maybe someone can explain his logic to me. 'ND is a better team. OSU is not a great team. Yet, somehow OSU beat his ND team.' I am missing something. Maybe it is that special ND Football Is Back gene.Lou Holtz Apologizes to Marcus Freeman But Stands Behind Comments Directed at Ryan Day: "I Don't Feel Bad For Saying It Because I Believe It"
While Lou Holtz apologized to Marcus Freeman, he stands behind his comments about Ryan Day and Ohio State: "I don't feel bad for saying it because I believe it."
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Do people really take Notre dame that serious anymore?
I guess in the Midwest since their campus is there they have a solid fan base, and the northeast apparently too since all the Irish catholic Americans in nyc and Boston. Maybe the west coast due to the usc rivalry?
All I can say is in the south I don’t think anyone ever thinks about Notre dame as a serious team or program. All the “S-E-C!” Idiot type fans aside (there are some who really adhere to that stereotype certainly), I’d say fans down here take Ohio state as a serious program (whether they love or hate them), and TTUN much less so, but there’s some regard for them.
But Notre dame and Penn state, I can’t say people ever really talk about or consider them. Yet they must have some sort of following based on the amount of media attention they get. As stupid as the sports media can be, I can’t imagine that they’d be yelling into an empty vacuum, listening to their own echo for the sake of it, would they?
I guess in the Midwest since their campus is there they have a solid fan base, and the northeast apparently too since all the Irish catholic Americans in nyc and Boston. Maybe the west coast due to the usc rivalry?
All I can say is in the south I don’t think anyone ever thinks about Notre dame as a serious team or program. All the “S-E-C!” Idiot type fans aside (there are some who really adhere to that stereotype certainly), I’d say fans down here take Ohio state as a serious program (whether they love or hate them), and TTUN much less so, but there’s some regard for them.
But Notre dame and Penn state, I can’t say people ever really talk about or consider them. Yet they must have some sort of following based on the amount of media attention they get. As stupid as the sports media can be, I can’t imagine that they’d be yelling into an empty vacuum, listening to their own echo for the sake of it, would they?
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