Lou Holtz out at ESPN, college football analyst and network agree to part ways
Lou Holtz out at ESPN, school soccer analyst and network comply with half ways in which, Lou Holtz is moving off-campus.
The former Notre Dame coach turned ESPN school soccer analyst is feat the network’s Bristol headquarters during a according mutual parting of the parties.
Holtz, 78, has worked as a studio analyst for the network since 2004, teaming up with Mark could and Reece Davis on ESPN’s “Saturday school soccer Final” show. Sports Illustrated according the news of Holtz feat the network.
“Lou brought a champion's perspective and a gift of accomplishment to our coverage in conjunction with his distinctive vogue and humor,” Associate in Nursing ESPN interpreter told SI.com. “We appreciate his contributions and need him all the most effective within the future."
In Feb it absolutely was declared that Davis was feat school soccer Final to require over because the host of ESPN’s premier school program — “GameDay” — feat could because the solely holdover from school soccer Final.
“Lou enjoyed his time and friendships created at ESPN and appears forward to different opportunities in school soccer,” Holtz’s agent, Sandy Montag, told SI.com.
Holtz’s exit wasn’t fully sudden. He told a Notre Dame news website, Irish247, that 2014 would probably be his last season with ESPN.
The former Notre Dame coach turned ESPN school soccer analyst is feat the network’s Bristol headquarters during a according mutual parting of the parties.
Holtz, 78, has worked as a studio analyst for the network since 2004, teaming up with Mark could and Reece Davis on ESPN’s “Saturday school soccer Final” show. Sports Illustrated according the news of Holtz feat the network.
“Lou brought a champion's perspective and a gift of accomplishment to our coverage in conjunction with his distinctive vogue and humor,” Associate in Nursing ESPN interpreter told SI.com. “We appreciate his contributions and need him all the most effective within the future."
In Feb it absolutely was declared that Davis was feat school soccer Final to require over because the host of ESPN’s premier school program — “GameDay” — feat could because the solely holdover from school soccer Final.
“Lou enjoyed his time and friendships created at ESPN and appears forward to different opportunities in school soccer,” Holtz’s agent, Sandy Montag, told SI.com.
Holtz’s exit wasn’t fully sudden. He told a Notre Dame news website, Irish247, that 2014 would probably be his last season with ESPN.
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