Lou Holtz, the College Football Hall of Fame coach who led Notre Dame to its last national title in 1988, died on Wednesday. He was 89.

National championship coach Lou Holtz, who guided Notre Dame to the 1988 college football title, died at age 89.

Lou Holtz, the quick-witted college football coach who led Notre Dame to a national championship in 1988 and burnished his reputation as a master at rebuilding programs, has died at the age of 89.

Lou Holtz, the legendary college football coach and analyst, known for his time at Notre Dame and on ESPN, has died. He was 89 years old. Holtz's family and the Notre Dame football program officially confirmed the news on Wednesday afternoon,

Former Notre Dame, Arkansas, and South Carolina head coach Lou Holtz passed away in Orlando, FL after being under hospice care for a little over a month. Holtz, 89, spent 44 seasons on college and pro football sidelines,

Born in Follansbee, West Virginia, in 1937, Holtz would spend five decades in college athletics. He led the programs at the College of William & Mary, North Carolina State, the University of Arkansas,

A legendary college football coach has died. Notre Dame announced the death of Lou Holtz on Wednesday. The 89-year-old has been in hospice care since late January. Known for his motivational style based on discipline,

Lou Holtz, a legendary college football coach who helped University of Notre Dame win the 1988 National Championship, has died. He was 89. University of Notre Dame confirmed his death Wednesday in a press release.