Lou Holtz

Lou Holtz is an American football coach best known for leading Notre Dame to a national championship in 1988.

After retiring from coaching, he became a television analyst and motivational speaker.

His folksy manner, pronounced lisp, and earnest aphorisms made him a recognizable figure: He sounds like Lou Holtz giving a halftime pep talk.

media

ESPN

American sports broadcaster

broadcasting · television · Sports Illustrated · interviews · sound bites · lisp · catchphrases · opinions · pregame show · personality

Notre Dame

Fighting Irish

Notre Dame athletes

Notre Dame Stadium · rivalry · college football · NCAA · bowl games · BCS · student-athletes · tradition · academic excellence

motivational

speaker

One who talks

trust · commitment · humor · storytelling · audience · keynotes · inspiration · life lessons · overcoming adversity · goals

coaching

NC State

Carolina land-grant university

recruiting · game plan · halftime adjustments · playbook · offense · defense · special teams · discipline · practice · fundamentals

author

autobiography

Self-penned life narrative

publishing · advice · wisdom · bestseller · motivation · personal development · guidance · non-fiction

legacy

statue

Three-dimensional sculpted likeness

championships · records · respect · admiration · controversy · contributions · retirement · family

Categories
Opposites
coaching philosophy/style

Lou Holtzpessimist

One expecting negative outcomes

defeatist · Bill Belichick · cynic · glass-half-empty · Bill Walsh

media persona/political alignment

Lou HoltzBob Costas

LeBron James · Colin Kaepernick

Family

Louis, Lou

Familiarity
Top 100,000
Profile
Mostly American · Concrete · Rated G