Photos: Lou Holtz' Florida Mansion Seriously Damaged By Lightning Strike
Lou Holtz House Lightning
A lightning strike has left much of Lou Holtz' Florida mansion in ruins.
The former college football head coach and ESPN analyst has a $1.6 million home in Orlando. On Monday, the home was reportedly struck by lightning, which started on a fire on the second floor of the house and caused significant damage.
">June 22, 2015
">June 22, 2015
From the Orlando Sentinel report:
The fire was "knocked down" by 3:21 a.m. and extinguished at 5:59 a.m., she said. Two firefighters suffered minor injuries.
Photographs showed extensive damage to the second floor where Holtz, 78, and his wife, Beth, live. Holtz could not be reached Monday.
Thankfully, no one was seriously hurt.
