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Saint Louis Robbie Avila takes fifth-year eligibility case to court (opens the original)
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Avila joins hundreds of other members of the class of 2022 to fight for an extra season Robbie Avila filed a petition for emergency relief in St. Louis City Court seeking a fifth-year of eligibility at the college level, as first reported by Stu Durando on Sept. 24. The case is now heading to federal court with a hearing on Oct. 13. This decision comes in the wake of the undrafted senior signing an Exhibit 10 contract with the Los Angeles Lakers before making two appearances in the NBA’s Summer
Mid-Major Madness Reacts Survey Results: Greg Kampe, Bill Russell should receive a statues (opens the original)
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They each received 33% percent of the vote to tie for the lead in last week’s poll In the world of sports, there is perhaps no better way to honor the importance of a player or person than by enshrining them in statue form for everyone to see. Whether it’s Tennessee’s Pat Summit crossed armed near Thompson-Boling Arena, the NCAA’s all-time leading rebounder, Tom Gola, preserved in bronze at La Salle, or Michigan State commemorating Magic Johnson’s numerous championships, college basketball has b
Loyola Chicago set to honor Sister Jean with statue (opens the original)
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On Aug. 21, Loyola Chicago will recognize a Ramblers and college basketball icon. As first reported by Matt Fortuna of The Inside Zone, Loyola Chicago is set to unveil a statue of legendary men’s basketball team chaplain Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt on Friday, August 21. The statue will be located in the heart of Loyola Chicago’s campus on the West Quad outside the University’s Damen Student Center. It was sculpted by Littleton Alston, the Professor of Sculpture at Creighton University. (Atlantic
James Nnaji’s transfer to George Mason could change the dynamic of everything (opens the original)
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Professional players are starting to trickle into mid-major basketball… including Nnaji heading to Fairfax “I don’t want any pros on my team because you talk about connectivity and you take one guy from a different place, you put him in that locker room, and it changes the dynamic,” George Mason head coach Tony Skinn told the media after a win against Penn back in December. “We don’t have that problem, and we won’t.” Despite Skinn’s postgame remarks just six months ago, it was reported on July 2
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