Notre Dame’s stern rebuke of former football coach Lou Holtz’s speech at the Republican National Convention on Wednesday night was a warranted stiff-arm. Given Notre Dame’s political ...

Opening on Labor Day weekend at Miami, Notre Dame football will try to avoid going 0-1 with a first-time starter at ...

Ex-Notre Dame head coach Lou Holtz did not backtrack when he was asked to respond to Ohio State coach Ryan Day’s comments after the Buckeyes' win over Notre Dame.

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Holtz coached Notre Dame from 1986 through 1996 Fighting Irish exceeded Holtz's expectations with 12-0 regular season The crazy prediction came in Sept. 3, the same way it has every fall since Lou ...

When former Notre Dame football coach Lou Holtz called Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden a "Catholic in name only" during a speech Wednesday night, he was speaking for himself, ...

Lou Holtz was surprised at the reaction when he walked into his first team meeting Monday. Most of the Notre Dame players greeted their new coach with a studied nonchalance, leaning back with arms … ...

EX-NOTRE DAME COACH LOU HOLTZ DOUBLES DOWN ON OHIO STATE CRITIQUE, ... Bettis, who was diagnosed with asthma at age 14, played for Holtz at Notre Dame from 1990 to 1992.

SOUTH BEND, Ind. When Lou Holtz arrived at Notre Dame 11 years ago, he thought he would finish his coaching career there. So apparently did his mother. "She once told me, when you go to Notre Dame ...

Notre Dame corner back Benjamin Morrison (20) walks with his team during warm ups before a NCAA college football game between Notre Dame and Northern Illinois at Notre Dame Stadium on Saturday ...

By the time Notre Dame took the field in its 1996 home finale, everyone knew the facts of the occasion. For whatever reasons, Rutgers would be the final opponent Irish head coach Lou Holtz would face ...

Lou Holtz, who coached Notre Dame and won a national championship with the team in 1988, defended the school’s nickname after a survey found it to be one of the most offensive in college sports.