Lou Holtz, an avid golfer and member of Augusta National, talks about the game and his career with David Feherty on “Feherty” tonight at 10 p.m. ET on the Golf Channel. In this clip, Holtz discusses why he walked away from Notre Dame after 11 seasons.
Besides claiming he didn’t want to break Knute Rockne’s school record for most victories, Holtz said he left because he had done all he could do at Notre Dame.
“I wasn’t tired of coaching,” Holtz said. “I was tired of maintaining.”
BS. I love Dr Lou, but he left, as with other coaches (see Petey Carroll) when the NCAA posse was showing up at the front door.