Lou Holtz deserves zero respect. Dude knew about soooooo much abuse over his career and said nothing. He also disrespected every school he ever had a job with, except Notre Dame.
Rally Sons of Notre Dame!!! Best College Football game I have seen in past 30 years. Had it all from pregame brawl in tunnel to 2 point attempt at end. Epic and Memorable!
People who give Lou Holtz shit for his ESPN commentary don't know how ridiculously great a coach he was. He was about as clutch a CFB coach as there was. He wrote the book on mental preparation. He knew how to consistently get his players ready to run through a brick wall.
The dude was a POS that covered up sooooo much abuse and crime, just in order to remain a coach. Plus, he lied and disrespected every school he ever worked with before getting to Notre Dame. The guy will be burning in Hell when he passes! Seriously, he knew about what was happening with his best buddy Paterno up at Penn State and remained silent.
i like how lou holtz handled it. You love this game because it feels bigger than the players. like two forces who fundamentally don't like eachother. People might not understand because they don't understand the U and the fact that idealistically these schools are the perfect opponents for one another. ND vs Mich/USC/Ohio St. is like pretentious country club "a great afternoon for football" type football. This game is like no holds barred. At least thats how it feels to me.
When a pep talk from 1988 can bring a guy to emotions over 30 years later. You know it’s powerful. Lou one of the great big game coaches in history. NC State, Arkansas, ND and even taking 1999 0-11 South Carolina, and beating Ohio State in back to back New Years Day Bowls in 2000 and 2001.
He also remained silent the entire time about the abuse at Penn State where his best buddy coached. Dude covered up soooo much crime and abuse just for his own job. He was a lousy person too! Every job before Notre Dame he’d make promises, sign contracts, and in the middle of the night move away. Guy was a coward, through and through.
One of the greatest marketing ploys in college football history. The other one was the hate for Brian Bozworth and all the shirts and other stuff made about him, AND IT WAS BOZWORTH HIMSELF THAT WAS BEHIND IT ALL THAT COPYRIGHTED/TRADEMARKED EVERYTHING AND HE MADE ALL THE MONEY HIMSELF.
Just the best. Lifelong ND fan (75 years) who was there on the 20 yard line, ND side, near South end zone. Best game I have ever been to. Irish National Champs again.
Irish fan since 1968. Love'em. Win or lose, love'em. When these players talk, after the fact, about they were so confident they were going to win, nobody should take that seriously. At the end of that game, if Jimmy Johnson had opted to kick an extra point instead of going for two, and if that kick had been successful, this game would have ended in a tie. Miami would have remained in first place in the polls and would have gone on to win their second consecutive national championship. It's easy to say after the game is over that we just knew we were going to win. But the Irish got very, VERY lucky on this one. The infamous "fumble" at the one yard line? Nobody thinks that Miami player fumbled that ball. You can't even find a Notre Dame fan who'll look you in the eye and claim that was a real fumble. That along with Johnson's 2-pt conversion attempt is what beat Miami....not Notre Dame.
ND won the LOS on both sides of the ball. Loved seeing Notre Dame knock Miami off the ball running the football. The U didn't like it when someone ran it down their throat.
If Miami would have won this game like they were supposed to Miami would have won three straight national championships Miami was a true power house at the time & Jimmy Johnson was a master motivater & a great coach
Yeah and they blew one that screwed ND. I can’t Remember the player for Miami, but he caught a pass for a TD and dropped it, but it still was a TD? Watch this 30 for 30 all the way through and you’ll see it
Reminds me of my friend Volume Schizophrenic, who used to scour the parking lot of the 24 hour pool hall I used to hang out at, looking for marijuana cigarettes roaches to smoke... “Lights out... Game over”...
Not a particular fan of either team. Not a particular fan of Coach Holtz for that matter, more for his broadcasting career. Do think he was a great coach though. Anyway, I know if my coach would have told my team when I played what Coach Holtz told the Irish before that game, we would have gone out and tried to run through an oncoming 18-wheeler on the interstate for him. I get misty thinkin about it. Great stuff.
Gotta admit, I loved seeing Miami thump Notre Dame for those few years. Notre Dame had beat up on teams for decades and they got a taste of their own medicine.
Dam so he got kicked off the basketball team and returned all the money? I would have kept the money and transfered if I knew I was getting kicked off the basketball team. Did he at least get to stay in school at Notre Dame?
I'm a ND fan and I never felt that way in any way, shape, or form. The ND team that year? With the talent they had and led by Lou Holtz? NOBODY would have "killed" that team. Nobody.
@@conorcane1211 I am aware who ended that streak, i was at the game, you are impressed with teams that end long winning streaks, ND snapped the longest in hoops and on the gridiron, here endeth the lesson
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I don't know why but when Pat Eilers started talking about Lou Holtz saying, "...save Jimmy Johnon's ass for me." I started tearing up.
watching stoic people show emotion always has that effect. felt the same way.
4th string tb scored that day he didn't win like Saban does but he set the bar high they were there for 5 or 6 years with a chance to win the NC
Me too.
I never liked Notre Dame, but I gotta respect what Lou Holtz said. Classic shit.
Lou Holtz deserves zero respect. Dude knew about soooooo much abuse over his career and said nothing. He also disrespected every school he ever had a job with, except Notre Dame.
@@danielpenrodii2389 What abuse?
Rally Sons of Notre Dame!!! Best College Football game I have seen in past 30 years. Had it all from pregame brawl in tunnel to 2 point attempt at end. Epic and Memorable!
the game happened 33 years ago?
Racist concept
People who give Lou Holtz shit for his ESPN commentary don't know how ridiculously great a coach he was. He was about as clutch a CFB coach as there was. He wrote the book on mental preparation. He knew how to consistently get his players ready to run through a brick wall.
Yeah he’s a goat would sure as hell love him to be my coach
Either coach. Jimmy or Lou. Would be so sweet
The dude was a POS that covered up sooooo much abuse and crime, just in order to remain a coach. Plus, he lied and disrespected every school he ever worked with before getting to Notre Dame. The guy will be burning in Hell when he passes! Seriously, he knew about what was happening with his best buddy Paterno up at Penn State and remained silent.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
CFB will never be like this again.
i like how lou holtz handled it. You love this game because it feels bigger than the players. like two forces who fundamentally don't like eachother. People might not understand because they don't understand the U and the fact that idealistically these schools are the perfect opponents for one another. ND vs Mich/USC/Ohio St. is like pretentious country club "a great afternoon for football" type football. This game is like no holds barred. At least thats how it feels to me.
Ohio State and USC used to be a bigger rivalry than Ohio State and Michigan
When a pep talk from 1988 can bring a guy to emotions over 30 years later. You know it’s powerful. Lou one of the great big game coaches in history. NC State, Arkansas, ND and even taking 1999 0-11 South Carolina, and beating Ohio State in back to back New Years Day Bowls in 2000 and 2001.
Lou was a special coach. Recruiting was great and development was great. But motivation was the key.
He also remained silent the entire time about the abuse at Penn State where his best buddy coached. Dude covered up soooo much crime and abuse just for his own job. He was a lousy person too! Every job before Notre Dame he’d make promises, sign contracts, and in the middle of the night move away. Guy was a coward, through and through.
Ran up the score every chance he got same as every other ND coach
One of the greatest marketing ploys in college football history. The other one was the hate for Brian Bozworth and all the shirts and other stuff made about him, AND IT WAS BOZWORTH HIMSELF THAT WAS BEHIND IT ALL THAT COPYRIGHTED/TRADEMARKED EVERYTHING AND HE MADE ALL THE MONEY HIMSELF.
Just the best. Lifelong ND fan (75 years) who was there on the 20 yard line, ND side, near South end zone. Best game I have ever been to. Irish National Champs again.
Game over, game over. I felt what Pat Eilers said. If you've ever played that game, it gets your blood boiling!!!
I was at that game. We bought our Tee Shirts from Joe Fredericks in his dorm room. (That night was Gibson's World Series home run off Eckersley.)
Wish I coulda been they're for that Lou holtz speech
I understand ND not letting Miami run thru them but cmon I got $100 on jimmy Johnson kicking lou Holtz ass
Lou Holtz the master motivator.
Nice help from the officials with the phantom Cleveland Gary fumble!
They helped Miami with a trapped then dropped pass “TD” later on in the game
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Irish fan since 1968. Love'em. Win or lose, love'em. When these players talk, after the fact, about they were so confident they were going to win, nobody should take that seriously. At the end of that game, if Jimmy Johnson had opted to kick an extra point instead of going for two, and if that kick had been successful, this game would have ended in a tie. Miami would have remained in first place in the polls and would have gone on to win their second consecutive national championship. It's easy to say after the game is over that we just knew we were going to win. But the Irish got very, VERY lucky on this one. The infamous "fumble" at the one yard line? Nobody thinks that Miami player fumbled that ball. You can't even find a Notre Dame fan who'll look you in the eye and claim that was a real fumble. That along with Johnson's 2-pt conversion attempt is what beat Miami....not Notre Dame.
All great points-but Miami got a break as well from the officials on their last TD--(would not be ruled a catch today under a review.)
One of my dads friends played in this game man he loved it miami loved playing dirty against notre dame in that time lol
Notre Dame & Lou Holtz....yea!
I am a die hard cane fan and I am a Catholic but a convict first. Miss these days
ND won the LOS on both sides of the ball. Loved seeing Notre Dame knock Miami off the ball running the football. The U didn't like it when someone ran it down their throat.
Convenient editing, came down to a 2pt conversion. They didnt run anything down their throat
@@willcortez5 Watch the game on you tube, play by play, and you decide who won the LOS.
Was a game like no other!
If Miami would have won this game like they were supposed to Miami would have won three straight national championships Miami was a true power house at the time & Jimmy Johnson was a master motivater & a great coach
And funny refs came out and said they blew a call screwing over Miami
Cry more.
Yeah and they blew one that screwed ND. I can’t Remember the player for Miami, but he caught a pass for a TD and dropped it, but it still was a TD? Watch this 30 for 30 all the way through and you’ll see it
@@swedejohanson7739 that definitely didn’t effect the outcome of the game…idiot
@@conorcane1211 you’re a moron.
@Gubba Bump you don’t even know the call cuz u said it wrong 😂
Forgive me Jesus for my sins
Reminds me of my friend Volume Schizophrenic, who used to scour the parking lot of the 24 hour pool hall I used to hang out at, looking for marijuana cigarettes roaches to smoke...
“Lights out... Game over”...
Which shirt sold more The Catholics vs Convicts shirt or the other shirt with ticket printed on it that had copyright issues?
Does anyone who has watched this know what song comes on when he is talking about winning one for the strippers? In the film
Now which team was the convicts? There were plenty of convicts on both sidelines
It was a reference to the two players from Miami who were charged on a carjacking. That’s all.
"Game over. *Game over.*"
Favorite part of the documentary. I love the way Pat Eilers composes himself before he reiterates: “game over.”
Lou Holtz is Terrific!! What a line!! GO IRISH!!
Get a life bozo
Not a particular fan of either team. Not a particular fan of Coach Holtz for that matter, more for his broadcasting career. Do think he was a great coach though. Anyway, I know if my coach would have told my team when I played what Coach Holtz told the Irish before that game, we would have gone out and tried to run through an oncoming 18-wheeler on the interstate for him. I get misty thinkin about it. Great stuff.
Gotta admit, I loved seeing Miami thump Notre Dame for those few years. Notre Dame had beat up on teams for decades and they got a taste of their own medicine.
game over
The U for life. 1980's when The U was great.
I can't stand Notre Dame or Ohio State
"Game over. Game over" (c'mon refs, bail us out here ...)
Miami got a big W too
Which team had more catholics?
Good thing there was no replay or ND loses.
Good game though. Classic shit.
Dam so he got kicked off the basketball team and returned all the money? I would have kept the money and transfered if I knew I was getting kicked off the basketball team. Did he at least get to stay in school at Notre Dame?
Leadership
Cleveland Gary fumble??
The lord is my shepherd, but Lou Holtz is my coach.
game over?
Funny Notre dame fans know if we had rematched at the end of the year we would have killed them 💯
Miami actually won the game..... bad call by the refs at the end
@@rahil190 did you watch this 30 for 30? How about that call that gave you the chance for two points?
I'm a ND fan and I never felt that way in any way, shape, or form. The ND team that year? With the talent they had and led by Lou Holtz? NOBODY would have "killed" that team. Nobody.
@@miltonsmith974 they killed then the next year when they rematched. Didn’t have 6 turnovers lol
@@conorcane1211 yeah but that was The next year noy 88
Game over Game over Game over
ND sucks! I loath them to this day!
Ole Lou! Lol
Sounds like they knew the "fix" was on 🤔🤔
Miami got screwed. Cleveland Gary was down
Miami sucks and you probably weren't even alive gtfo
Notre Lame swallows....tfoh
Game over my ass. More like "Refs in our pockets".
John Jones don’t worry we got something for that ass. Canes is coming
....they were done before it started
OK bud
Miami lost final
Go Irish.
Game Over???? Only won by a point. ND was lucky
A win is a win!
The bullshit Cleveland Gary fumble
Miami committed 6 turnovers and Notre Dame still only one by a point..lucky!!
Winning the lottery is luck, ND won 22 straight games, no luck involved and fyi it's won by a point, not one by a point
@@cityofchamps66 and who ended that streak?
@@conorcane1211 ND stopped the longest winning streaks in both NCAA football AND basketball history
@@cityofchamps66 I’m asking who ended their 22 game streak
@@conorcane1211 I am aware who ended that streak, i was at the game, you are impressed with teams that end long winning streaks, ND snapped the longest in hoops and on the gridiron, here endeth the lesson
Cleveland Gary didn't fumble
yeah and the canes didn't catch the ball on 4th and goal, STFU
@@cityofchamps66 come make me internet thug
@@drknockers813 You see what you wanna see, I'll tell you Gary didn't fumble the ball right after you tell me Canes WR held onto that catch LMFAO
GO CONVICTS! (Not)
Notre Lame....tfoh
Don’t curse
ND trying to be tough lmao. A joke.
The refree won the game.
They were tough at this time. From 1988-1993 they were dominate. In 1988 they beat teams that finished the season ranked 2, 4, 5 and 7 in the AP.
You only see what you want to see, the dropped TD catch by Miami at the end, Bull shit
lol won by a blown call. ND couldnt beat the U and they know it
I dont believe Eilers. Plus "game over", ND won the game based on a series of plays late in the fourth quarter. Good story though.