Rest in peace Lou Somogyi.
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This is very sad news - far too young. RIP
jimbasil 55048 posts(no message)Jack, he is a banker
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He was my favorite
I listened to his latest podcast just yesterday. He had a great knowledge of Notre Dame football past and present and came off as a genuinely nice person. Rip Lou.
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So sorry to hear this. Always seemed great. Not a hint of arrogance. Never lost his humility.
(no message)"Put a Riddell on somebody and be the most physical team in the country until the whistle blows." -
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Always seemed like a great guy - he would often answer questions individually from anyone
Fifty-eight. Too young. My best goes out to his family.
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Re: Rest in peace Lou Somogyi.
I emailed him a question or comment from Kuwait and not only did he respond, he sent me a free subscription. RIP.
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Im shocked and saddened; had talked to and met Lou on numerous occasions;
a veritable walking encyclopedia of Notre Dame football, and all things ND..and a true gentleman, great writer
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Terrific guy. Sone called him "Rain Man" because of his total recall of ND football history
I used to play tennis with him as well. He had wicked lefty slice serve. Just a great guy all around.
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Wow! Would not have expected that. Far to young. May he RIP.
NDavenue 7489 posts(no message)I don't believe illusions because too much is for real.
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