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Tom Coyne

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Former Associated Press reporter in South Bend, Detroit, Hartford, Albuquerque, Columbia, SC. Boston native.
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A Course Called Home: Adventures of an Accidental Golf Course Owner

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By Tom Coyne
| Bookreporter Talks To
Many people have a vision of golf that’s shaped by what they see when they watch CBS's reverential coverage of the Masters each spring and luxuriate in a vision of the azaleas, dogwoods, and meticulously manicured fairways and greens of the ultra private Augusta National Golf Club. But the world in which most golfers reside couldn’t bear less resemblance to the pristine beauty and privilege of that iconic course.
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Lou Holtz, college football staple who coached Notre Dame to 1988 national title, dies at 89

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By Eric Olson Verified, Tom Coyne, Eric Olson
| The Sentinel Verified
Lou Holtz never met an opponent that couldn't beat him. Somehow, he squeaked out nearly 250 wins and a national title while cementing himself both as one of the most lovable and unlikable characters in college football — a one-of-a-kind iconoclast in a profession brimming with originals. kAm%96 A:?E\D:K65 >@E:G2E@C H9@ C6DE@C65 8C62E?6DD 2E }@EC6 s2>6 2?5 56>2?565 :E 6G6CJH96C6 6=D6 96 H6?E 5:65 :?
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Lou Holtz, college football coach for Notre Dame, dies

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By Eric Olson, Tom Coyne
| Antelope Valley Press Verified
Lou Holtz never met an opponent that couldn’t beat him. Somehow, he squeaked out nearly 250 wins and a national title while cementing himself both as one of the most lovable and unlikable characters in college football — a one-of-a-kind iconoclast in a profession brimming with originals. The pint-sized motivator who restored greatness at Notre Dame and demanded it everywhere else he went died in Orlando, Fla., Notre Dame announced Wednesday. He was 89.
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