Ara Parseghian, who led Notre Dame to two national championships, and Lou Holtz, who guided the Irish to one, will be back on the sidelines coaching the Blue-Gold spring game April 21. With Holtz back on the sideline, what could possibly go wrong?

Holtz coached the Irish from 1986-96, guiding them to a record of 100-30-2. He coached more games than any other Notre Dame head coach and is second to Knute Rockne in total victories. He is now an ESPN college football analyst and a 100% Buffoon who makes us all miss Trev Alberts. Holtz’s unwitting douchebaggerdom even manages to make Mark May appear football saavy.

Holtz, a celebrated Notre Dame (and South Carolina) homer who always picked his former team to win every Saturday regardless of the opponent, will finally get it right. Notre Dame will finally win this one.
Immediately after Holtz’s departure, as with each school he has coached, Notre Dame will be placed on NCAA sanctions and probation. Good job Lou, you still have the midas touch.
Parseghian, Holtz on Irish sidelines for spring game on ChicagoSports.com





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