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Lou Holtz, 89, Dies After Notre Dame Legacy

College football icon Lou Holtz has passed away at age 89, leaving behind a legacy highlighted by his 1988 Notre Dame national championship.

Lou Holtz, a legendary figure in college football, has died at 89. Holtz's coaching career spanned decades, with his most famous achievement leading Notre Dame to the 1988 national championship. His distinctive personality and motivational style made him one of the most recognizable coaches in sports history.

Beyond his success at Notre Dame, Holtz also coached at multiple schools including Arkansas, Minnesota, and South Carolina. He was known for his memorable speeches and ability to turn struggling programs into winners.