Skip Holtz

Corey Chamblin of the @battlehawksufl has been named the UFL Assistant Coach of the Year! The league's top defense belonged to @coachchamb's Battlehawks, leading the UFL in nearly every major defensive category.

Chad & Alexis Holtz!

Congrats to Chad and Alexis! What a weekend in Switzerland! Excited to bring a new member into the Holtz Family!

HISTORY MADE. Former Birmingham Stallions kicker Brandon Aubrey is officially the highest paid kicker in NFL HISTORY with his four year extension worth $7 million a year and $20 million guaranteed! #UFLtoNFL

Thank You to the Birmingham Stallions, AJ McCarron and the entire UFL Brass for Honoring Lou Holtz today. He loved the Stallions!

honoring the legacy ❤️ the Stallions’ home opener on Saturday we will be honoring the legacy of coaching legend Lou Holtz. His son, former Birmingham Stallions head coach Skip Holtz, will also be in attendance. 🎟️: bit.ly/464oArB

"He loved diet coke. He loved chardonnay with two ice cubes. He believed you don't drink water, you bathe in it."-Skip ☘️ 🏈 🏆 🌳

Remembrance and Appreciation: Lou Holtz, 1937-2026 youtu.be/R9jiLHp0oKM?si… via @YouTube

Losing Lou Holtz isn’t just a loss—it’s a transfer of responsibility. At some point, you stop being shaped… and start shaping others. What he gave me doesn’t stop with me.

“We’re here to mourn his loss. I also want to celebrate his life. If you met him, you were happy. If you interacted w/ him, you were lucky. If you were friends w/ him, you were favored. If you were coached by him, you were fortunate. If he was your dad, you were blessed.”-Skip

Thank you to everyone who attended the Funeral and made the walk. It was cold, windy and snowing but it was a special moment in the Holtz Family life.

Lou Holtz streaming Funeral. For those that can’t brave the weather in South Bend basilica.nd.edu/prayer-and-wor…

Can’t wait to be there tonight.

An incredible song developed by Frank Kovaleski Dad. (LB ND 87) suno.com/s/J39O3AHTISZM…

Lou Holtz didn’t just win games — he changed the temperature of every room he walked into. He had that rare mix of conviction, humor, and edge that made you sit up straighter without ever feeling small. He believed in people so loudly that they eventually started believing in themselves. He taught Notre Dame that excellence isn’t an act, it’s a habit. That discipline isn’t punishment, it’s love. And that a team becomes a family the moment it decides to play for something bigger than itself. What made him special wasn’t the championship — it was the standard. The way he could turn doubt into fuel. The way he could make a walk‑on feel like an All‑American. The way he could take a program, a locker room, or a single kid having a bad day and remind them that greatness is a choice. Lou Holtz leaves behind more than memories. He leaves behind a blueprint: work hard, laugh often, tell the truth, and never apologize for expecting the best from yourself and the people you lead. Notre Dame didn’t just lose a coach. It lost a voice that shaped generations — a man who made belief feel contagious

Lou’s Overture 💚 #GoIrish☘️

Wow! What a tough day. Literally in the middle of a golf swing, someone yells out Coach Holtz passed away. I was hoping and praying it was another Ai generated false story but unfortunately not this time! A flood of emotions came over me when I realized I will never be able

"Today everybody wants to talk about their rights and their privileges. 50 years ago, people talked about their obligation and responsibility. You have obligations to other people. If you want to fail, you have the right to fail. You do not have the right to cause other people to fail because you do not do everything to the very best of your ability."

I have so many memories running through my mind. Few people have impacted my life the way Lou Holtz did. So many relationships and friendships are because of him. I won’t ever be able to fully repay his confidence in me and his kindness. I’ll always cherish the memories