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From March Madness to a Tip-Off in Rome: The Story of Catholic College Hoops
The story traces 100 years of champions, barrier-breaking teams and iconic coaches, and notes no Catholic school has reached the men’s Final Four in four seasons.
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From March Madness miracles to a season opener in Rome: The story of Catholic college hoops
NEW YORK (AP) — The Dons. The Hoyas. The Zags. Rollie Massimino and his cigars. Lou Carnesecca and his outlandish sweaters. Sister Jean — a devoted fan and mentor of Loyola Chicago players even after she turned 100.
·Toronto, Canada
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From March Madness to a tip-off in Rome: The story of Catholic college hoops
University of San Francisco basketball player Bill Russell is carried from the floor of the Municipal Auditorium in Kansas City, Mo., by students celebrating a win over La Salle for the NCAA basketball championship, March 19, 1955.
·Philadelphia, United States
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