College Football Icon Lou Holtz Reportedly in Hospice Care at 89

4 months ago

College Football Icon Lou Holtz Reportedly in Hospice Care at 89

College football icon Lou Holtz is reportedly in hospice care at age 89, according to multiple reports. The Hall of Fame coach is best known for leading Notre Dame to the 1988 national championship and winning 249 games across a storied career. News of his condition sparked an outpouring of support from fans, players, and media. His family has not publicly confirmed the reports.

By Sauvik Banerjee

Other articles from College Football

Vanderbilt QB Diego Pavia Could Become NFL’s Shortest Quarterback

4 months ago

Vanderbilt QB Diego Pavia Could Become NFL’s Shortest Quarterback

Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia measured 5-foot-9⅞ at the Senior Bowl. This positions him to become the NFL’s shortest quarterback since the AFL-NFL merger. He’s slightly shorter than Bryce Young and Kyler Murray. While teams value measurables, it will likely come down to how Pavia plays on the field and whether coaches believe he can hold his own despite the size concerns.

By Samnur Reza

3 months ago

Senior Bowl 2026: LSU QB Garrett Nussmeier Leads American Team to Thumping Win

The American Team defeated the National Team 17-9 in the 77th Senior Bowl at Hancock Whitney Stadium in Mobile, Alabama, on Saturday. Garrett Nussmeier earned MVP honours, recording a 3-yard rushing touchdown and finishing 5-of-8 passing. Oklahoma’s Jaydn Ott added a 5-yard rushing score for the American team. The National Team's lone touchdown came from Kejon Owens on a late 1-yard run.

By Nidheesh Kumar

4 months ago

Ty Simpson Raves About Alabama’s Quarterback Room

Ty Simpson said the Crimson Tide quarterback room was “one of the best rooms I’ve ever been apart of.” He said being with Austin Mack for two years let him “watch him grow.” On Keelon Russell, Ty Simpson said he is “eager” and “just wanting to learn,” adding, “I’m excited about those two” inside Alabama’s quarterback room.

By Shubham Bhargav

3 months ago

“LSU Will Always Be Home to Me”: Senior Bowl MVP Garrett Nussmeir

“It means the world. LSU will always be home to me. Hopefully, I’ll be able to come back home,” Nussmeier said when asked about his five seasons at LSU. Garrett finished 5-of-8 for 57 yards with one touchdown in the American Team’s 17–9 win over the National Team in the Senior Bowl. “I hadn’t played football for three months, so it’s an awesome feeling to be back.”

By Nidheesh Kumar

Ryan Day Explains Why Ohio State Hired Cortez Hankton

4 months ago

Ryan Day Explains Why Ohio State Hired Cortez Hankton

Day said Ohio State “looked at everybody in the country” before hiring Hankton. He said when Hankton met with receivers, “by the end they were all nodding their heads saying, ‘This is our guy.’” Day pointed to the room’s reaction as key validation during the visit that finalized the wide receivers coach hire.

By Shubham Bhargav

Never miss an update! Download our app now.