The ’67 Buckeyes finished 6-3 and were unranked all season, the last time that has happened for OSU. Woody Hayes hadn’t won a ...

Lou Holtz shares a heartfelt message urging Catholics worldwide to support Pope Leo XIV as he begins his leadership, emphasizing respect and prayer for the new pope.

Enter stage left, a poorly disguised Lou Holtz impersonator, wearing obvious facial prosthetics, came into the room. McAfee, grinning ear to ear, directs Holtz beside him, "Coach, come on over here!

Day called out Holtz after the win and said he would “like to know where Lou Holtz is right now.” Some fans were wondering the same during Monday night’s game.

Holtz, the legendary former Notre Dame football coach, is 42 years older than Day and hasn’t coached in college football since 2004, the same season when Day was 25 years old, two years removed ...

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However, when the Buckeyes beat the Fighting Irish that week, Day called out Holtz immediately after. "I'd like to know where Lou Holtz is right now," Day said after the win.

The day before Ohio State and Notre Dame were set to square off at Notre Dame Stadium on Sept. 23, 2023, Holtz made an appearance on “The Pat McAfee Show” on ESPN, where Holtz was interviewed ...

Lou Holtz has never been one to hold his tongue about anything. If he has something on his mind, he's going to say it. So it honestly isn't that shocking he threw yet another jab in Ryan Day's ...

Lou Holtz appears to be back at it again. Someone alert Ryan Day. Last week, the former Notre Dame coach renewed his "friendship" with Day with a jab in a quote tweet from ESPN's "The Pat McAfee ...

Lou Holtz appears to be back at it again. Someone alert Ryan Day. Last week, the former Notre Dame coach renewed his "friendship" with Day with a jab in a quote tweet from ESPN's "The Pat McAfee ...

Holtz even went as far as to compliment what Day has accomplished in his six seasons with the Buckeyes, which includes a 69-10 record, two conference titles, and two national championship appearances.