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Big brothers: The best sibling combinations in Illinois high school basketball history

Illinois high school basketball is in the midst of witnessing perhaps the biggest barrage of sibling stars the state has ever seen.

Chicago Sun-Times

Mother accepts diploma for slain CPD Officer Aréanah Preston: ‘She will always be a member of the class of 2023’

Preston’s mother, Dionne Mhoon, was presented with her daughter’s master’s of jurisprudence during Saturday’s commencement at the Loyola University Chicago School of Law.

Chicago Sun-Times

Slain Officer Aréanah Preston’s mother will accept her graduate degree from Loyola University

A professor says the Chicago police officer was committed to upholding public safety while understanding how people come to make choices harmful to themselves and others.

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Jim Harrick Jr., former assistant basketball coach at Loyola, dies at 58

Harrick Jr. died Tuesday at his home in San Marcos after battling a glioblastoma brain tumor for 21⁄2 years.

Chicago Sun-Times

Ohio State men’s volleyball clinches share of MIVA regular-season title

Another conference title for the Ohio State men's volleyball program. #GoBucks

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Five years later, Loyola’s Final Four Ramblers reflect on Chicago college hoops’ wildest ride

“It was madness,” former coach Porter Moser says. “And it was pure joy.”

Chicago Sun-Times

Football notebook: Marquise Lightfoot makes visits, Andre Crews reclassifies, Loyola hires Desherow

Like most kids, Marquise Lightfoot tried out about every sport: baseball, swimming, basketball.

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At 103, Sister Jean of Loyola University has a memoir: Shocking details? None. Gripes? Just one.

CHICAGO — Sister Jean of Loyola University, who stands atop Chicago’s A-list of celebrity clergy, waited until she was 103 to write her memoir. Clearly, she didn’t take the advice packed into its title: “Wake Up With Purpose! What I’ve Learned in My First Hundred Years,” out Feb. 28. Clearly,…

Chicago Tribune

Loyola’s Sister Jean Reflects on Her Rise to Basketball Fame

The 103-year-old garnered national attention during the Ramblers’ 2018 NCAA tournament Cinderella run—now she’s sharing her life’s story.

Sports Illustrated

Is this the Catholic League’s year? 11 teams advanced to sectionals and are dreaming of state

The only two Catholic League programs to win a Class 4A sectional since the arrival of the four-class system have been Loyola in 2014 and Mount Carmel in 2008.

Chicago Sun-Times

At 103, Loyola’s Sister Jean reflects on life, prayer and basketball in memoir

The first book from the Loyola basketball team’s beloved chaplain is fittingly called “Waking Up With a Purpose! What I’ve Learned in My First Hundred Years.”

Chicago Sun-Times

Previewing the top regional finals

A look at some of Friday’s best regional championship games.

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Novelist, academic and tattoo artist Samuel Steward's plight shows that 'cancel culture' was alive and well in the 1930s

In January 2023, Hamline University opted not to renew the contract of an art professor who showed a 14th-century depiction of the Prophet Muhammad in class. Hamline labeled the incident “Islamophobic” and released a statement, co-signed by the university’s president, saying that respect for “Muslim students … should have superseded…

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Previewing the Class 4A state tournament

This is as wide open of a Class 4A field that we’ve had in a number of years. And there’s a whole different feel than a year ago.

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At 103, Sister Jean publishes memoir of faith and basketball

She’s known simply as Sister Jean -- the Catholic nun who captured the sports world’s imagination as chaplain for the Loyola Chicago men’s basketball team that reached the NCAA Final Four in 2018

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Weekend Forecast: Previewing and predicting the top games

A look at this weekend’s biggest games, from the city championship to several suburban clashes.

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Seeding the Class 4A and Class 3A sectionals

A look at how the top eight seeds should shake out this week.

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City/Suburban Hoops Report Three-Pointer: Drew Scharnowski’s dominance, seeding questions, Moline’s emergence

Drew Scharnowski is the perfect example of a player and prospect you should’ve seen coming.

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One man’s Final Four picks: Providence, Miami, Xavier and ... Florida Atlantic

Bet on it: I’ve got the Owls as my upstart outsider to make it to Houston, and at 60-1, that would mean big money

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Bet on it: Taking Owl shot in Final Four

I’ve got Florida Atlantic as my upstart outsider to make the NCAA semifinals in Houston.

Chicago Sun-Times

Weekend Forecast: Previewing and predicting this weekend’s top games

A look at some of this weekend’s best matchups.

Tribune News Service

Food delivery person steals the spotlight at Duquesne-Loyola Chicago basketball game

Duquesne snapped a two-game losing streak by taking out Loyola Chicago on Wednesday night.

Chicago Sun-Times

Portal opens door to Illini for Glenbrook North’s Patrick Mahoney

Patrick Mahoney was talking to schools anywhere from NCAA Division I to Division III, where he could double as an offensive lineman and long snapper. Then, fate dealt him a winning hand.

Chicago Sun-Times

Electrifying DeAndre Craig scores 33 as Mount Carmel takes down St. Rita

DeAndre Craig was the dominant force on the floor against St. Rita, scoring 33 points to lead the Caravan to a 84-76 win.

Chicago Sun-Times

Marv Levy roots on his Bills, but Bengals take battle of Super Bowl title-less teams

The 97-year-old Pro Football Hall of Famer and Chicago son had that winning feeling heading into Sunday’s AFC divisional playoff game. Alas, the Bills came up short again.

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