| REVIEWER | RATING & REVIEW |
 | Umar Deneb (0)
10/30/2004 | He wins anywhere, period.
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 | Carol Olack (0)
10/26/2004 | One of the best ever at every school he ever coached at in his career and the NFL.
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 | lou4president (0)
10/02/2004 | not only is he doing great with the Gamecocks on the field but off the field he teaches very important things about life
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 | AG Mines (0)
09/17/2004 | Now this a coach.
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 | GIS (0)
09/15/2004 | A great coach that has won anywhere he went and built up Programs at Arkansas, Minnesota and South Carolina. Did a good job at Notre Dame too.
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| alpepper (22)
09/09/2004 | Wherever Lou goes, teams wins. He even got William and Mary into a Bowl Game. He resurrected an absolutely horrible (winless) South Carolina team into a bowl team. He didn't do that great as an NFL coach.
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 | dcheuer (0)
07/24/2004 | Time for him to retire.
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 | drudb (0)
07/24/2004 | Great motivator, has won everywhere he's been, hasn't had the greatest success at South Carolina but has put the program in a lot better shape
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| gamecoot (0)
07/24/2004 | Granny needs to retire, the old hag is past her prime!
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 | goclemsontigs (0)
07/24/2004 | LOL...63-17. He's a GREAT coach.
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 | scarletfeather (53)
06/28/2004 | OK, here I am commenting on something I know very little about, but here goes: I'll never forget when Lou Holtz was the Arkansas Razorbacks'coach and the Razorbacks became the #1 college football team in the nation. He appeared on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson and Arkansans were so proud of him. He had a few great years with Arkansas, but then he tried to get involved in political issues, and thus ended his career with the University of Arkansas.
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| rowbeartoe (0)
06/26/2004 | did well at Notre Dame while his players were using roids, and has only produced a couple of mediocre teams at South Carolina -- not all that bad considering the depths to which the Cocks had sunk
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| The_Sound (0)
02/11/2004 | Lies to recruits and runs a dirty program. I guess back to back 5-7 seasons, and no bowl games doesn't mean anything? It's time for granny to retire. uSC sucks!!
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| scarletwingo (0)
12/22/2003 | Lou keeps getting the job done. Not easy coaching in the SEC,
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| gators are tiger bai (0)
11/04/2003 | GREAT COACH. A LOT OF CLASS. BUT 1 BIG MISTAKE: HE SHOULD HAVE ONSIDE KICKED IT AGAINST OLE MISS
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| hermax (0)
08/29/2003 | Best coach in football. Clemson sux!
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| Phil98 (0)
06/13/2003 | Good at one time... seems to be losing it.
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| wozbowhunt (0)
02/05/2003 | Coach Holtz...good coach. Should have waited for JoePa to retire (but he may never retire). He would have been a great coach to succeed the winniest coach in Div I history. I have great respect for Lou Holtz! He would have been my choice to replace JoePa had Joe ever retired before 2002.
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| Rix4Heisman (0)
12/01/2002 | Best behind B Bowden
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| Hola de Chile (0)
09/03/2002 | pencil neck geek
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| Damifino (0)
07/07/2002 | In Lou Holtz, you have a supreme motivator who knows how to get the most out of his athletes. He also has a way of inspiring those around him, even off the football field. The job he has done at South Carolina cannot be over-emphasized--here you had a team that had been poorly-coached and out-recruited for years, with a terrible attitude towards life and towards the game of football. Lou Holtz has changed all of that, and has made the win-hungry fan base and student population at USC proud of their team once again. I salute you, Lou Holtz--best of luck to your family and to the University of South Carolina.
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| Texx (0)
11/27/2001 | As a South Carolina grad, thank Coach Holtz!
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| jibman33 (0)
07/03/2001 | After taking an 0-11 team to a bowl win in the toughest conference in all of college football, how can anyone NOT think he's great?
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| KC&TheSunshineBand (0)
01/06/2001 | A miracle worker. Anyone who can turn around a moribound 0-11 team in the SEC in 1 season must be doing something right.
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 | pric1258du (0)
11/16/1999 | Lou Holtz is a great tactician. I like how he coaches.
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| MANE58OM (0)
10/26/1999 | Lou Holtz is a Grimey, Hard-working coach who believes if you not winning, you Better lose playing Hard. His practice is Harder than the game. He is a no-joke Type coach.
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