SOUTH BEND — Lou Holtz, the hard-driving coach who in 1988 became the last to lead Notre Dame football to the national championship, died Wednesday, March 4. He was 89. Multiple media outlets reported ...

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

Legendary football coach and Mountain State native Lou Holtz passed away at the age of 89, according to multiple outlets. Lou Holtz was born in the Follansbee area of West Virginia in 1937. While he ...

Known for reviving football programs, he led six major colleges to bowl games, winning a national championship in 1989 after restoring the Irish to greatness.

Lou Holtz never met an opponent that couldn't beat him. Somehow, he squeaked out nearly 250 wins and a national title while cementing himself both as one of the most ...

Aaron Judge is trading pinstripes for a plain jersey with red, white and blue letters. “Getting the chance to wear that across my chest is going to be pretty powerful,” the U.S. and New York ...

Lou Holtz, who died Wednesday at 89 years old, was at N.C. State in what many longtime Wolfpack fans call a golden era of ...

The Chiefs and the Rams are working on a trade to send star cornerback Trent McDuffie to Los Angeles in exchange for several draft picks, two people with knowledge of ...

This Saturday, Rich Rodriguez and the West Virginia Mountaineers will open up spring practice, and for the most part, will enter day one pretty healthy. There a ...

With Tuesday's disappointing and embarrassing loss to Kansas State, West Virginia has just one path left to make the NCAA Tournament — win the Big 12 Conference ...

Saturday, March 7, marks the first spring practice for West Virginia football. Just a couple of days before the start, Rich Rodriguez had his pre-spring press conference. Rodriguez detailed […] ...

Tage Thompson scored after being honored for helping the U.S. win an Olympic gold medal in hockey, and the Buffalo Sabres won ...