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Legendary College Football Coach Enters Hospice Care
Lou Holtz’s legacy looms large…
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Here’s a Lou Holts-ism worth remembering by aspiring coaches (I’m paraphrasing): “People ask me how I motivate the players on my football teams. It’s easy. I just get rid of the guys who aren’t motivated.”
One of the greatest coaches and honorable men in my time. His character is beyond reproach.
I remember when he first showed up in SC. Remarkable impact in many ways
He even shocked the Statehouse and caused one hell of wake up when he commented how trashy the SC’s interstates, local state highways and roads were very trashy from litter.
Lou set off an historical clean up campaign across the state. Lawmakers were embarrassed, amended existing litter and illegal dumping statutes, even made a few new ones in response to the obvious.
Back then the changes, a cigarette butt tossed out of a motor vehicle, the new fines were as high as $1200.00. Even clean up crews were formed using prisoners from jails and state prisons. Holts brought positive changes in many ways people today do not know.
Always will remember this man and the good things about him
This was beautiful Admin. Thank you for your reflections.
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