Sister Jean 'was with us,' as Loyola wins opener

Sister Jean ‘was with us,’ as Loyola wins opener

Loyola Chicago coach Drew Valentine could feel Sister Jean’s presence during a Monday win over Cleveland State that was sealed when Deywilk Tavarez hit a 3-pointer with 0.5 seconds left in the Ramblers’ first game since the death of the longtime chaplain.

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