by
4 Comments
Lou Holtz, the legendary college football coach and analyst, known for his time at Notre Dame, South Carolina and on ESPN, has died. He was 89 years old... (The Spun)
Filed Under: South Carolina Sports
Related:
South Carolina Loses Starting Offensive Lineman For The Upcoming Season
Originally published on SECRant.com
4 Comments
TopRecent
user avatar
user avatar
HagaDaga•3 hours
Well damn. Annoyed by him or not, he is a CFB legend. RIP.
Reply
upvote6downvote0
user avatar
TouchdownTony•3 hours
He was known for his time at Arky than South Carolina. Lou had Arky living in the top 10. Bama had to beat them on Jan 1,1980 to win the 79 national title in the sugar bowl and had Arky sitting at number 1 during the 81 season. The Hogs have never been the same.
Reply
upvote1downvote0
user avatar
UnclePat76•50 min
He did a great job playing Granny in The Beverly Hillbillies.
Reply
upvote0downvote0
user avatar
saturncube21•3 hours
RIP
Reply
upvote0downvote0
Popular Stories
Former FOX Sports Star Joy Taylor Posts Swimsuit Photo From South Pacific
Discuss General Sports 69
Former FOX Sports Star Joy Taylor Posts Swimsuit Photo From South Pacific
The Fear Of AI Has Officially Arrived In The Football World
Discuss NFL 19
The Fear Of AI Has Officially Arrived In The Football World
President Trump ‘Snubs’ Paul Finebaum From Meeting
Discuss SEC Football 37
President Trump ‘Snubs’ Paul Finebaum From Meeting
Fernando Mendoza Claims NFL Team Asked Him To Get Arrested So He Slides In The Draft
Discuss NFL 20
Fernando Mendoza Claims NFL Team Asked Him To Get Arrested So He Slides In The Draft
'The Dan Patrick Show' Studio Goes Up In Smoke During Live Broadcast
Discuss General Sports 3
'The Dan Patrick Show' Studio Goes Up In Smoke During Live Broadcast
logoFollow TigerDroppings for LSU Football News
Follow us on X, Facebook and Instagram to get the latest updates on LSU Football and Recruiting.

Facebook•X•Instagram