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Travis Ford Bought Matt Holliday’s $3.5M St. Louis Home
Former OSU men’s basketball coach Travis Ford was able to cash has purchased the former home of Matt Holliday per The Business Journal.
During this last offseason, the St. Louis Cardinals decided not to re-sign then free agent Matt Holliday — brother of OSU baseball coach Josh Holliday. Holliday signed a one-year, $13 million dollar deal with the New York Yankees.
Ford was dismissed as OSU’s head coach just over a year ago after eight years. He sold his 10,000 square-foot home in Stillwater last year and will be moving into the $3.5 million home in Frontenac, a suburb of St. Louis.
Ford is the current head basketball coach at St. Louis University.
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