American Football Monthly recently sat down with a few of the game’s greatest coaches for a peek inside the ever-changing world of football. From their first job to their last, their first championship season to their first losing season, AFM has captured it all – coaches provide AFM with an exclusive journey down memory lane. Maybe you can’t walk in their shoes, but perhaps you can at least try them on. So sit back and enjoy the game of football “the way it used to be.” Lou Holtz Spanning a career over five decades, Lou Holtz enters his sixth season with South Carolina this fall...Holtz has been a head coach since 1969 and is the third winningest active head coach...he offers these thoughts on changes over his career: “The game has changed significantly over the years. The number of actual players you deal with has changed-from an unlimited number to 95 scholarships to now
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