It's no surprise that Lou Holtz is picking Notre Dame to beat Ohio State for the national championship, but he took another little shot at Ryan Day in the process.

Former Notre Dame coach Lou Holtz has taken a shot at Ryan Day ahead of Monday's CFP championship game between the Irish and the Buckeyes. Here's more:

Lou Holtz, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish's last coach to win a national title, believes Notre Dame will only lose the national championship to Ohio State if it wants to.

It started following last year's meeting between the two teams, which saw Day fire back at Holtz, who questioned the physicality of Ohio State before the game. Although Holtz is 88 years old, he didn't forget Day's comments and took a jab at him on social media on Wednesday.

There’s way more “natural Ohio” in the head coach of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish than there is in Ohio State’s Ryan Day. Freeman’s and Day’s football teams are favored to win semifinal games this week and advance to the College Football ...

Just one more to go. The Ohio State football team has been a different club after losing to Michigan on November 30. Once the Buckeyes got into the 12-team College Football Playoff, it has looked

The No. 8 seed Ohio State Buckeyes take on the No. 7 Notre Dame Fighting Irish on Monday night in the College Football Playoff national title game. It is the first-ever title game in the 12-team CFP format, and both Ryan Day and Marcus Freeman are searching for their first championships as head coach.

Our college football experts talked Ohio State Buckeyes vs. Notre Dame Fighting Irish predictions and who will win the CFP national championship game.

Ohio State coach Ryan Day isn't messing around as the countdown to kickoff of the national championship between the Buckeyes and Fighting Irish draws closer. As the Buckeyes exited their plane, which had arrived in Atlanta,

This is it, Buckeye Nation. This is where all the hard work this season has gotten us.We're just over a week away from OSU stepping onto the field at Atlanta to

Notre Dame and Ohio State arrived in Atlanta on chartered planes Friday as the last two teams standing in the College Football Playoff.