Colorado loses.

How about that ??? Seattle drops their program--or de-emphasizes and come back to play in a tourney--WE are finally back after THIRTY YEARS !! WOW !!

Way to go 95-99. You are on top of everything. Besides that you are a great guy. Thanks for scooping the next piece of the puzzle.

We should be able to get a good scouting report on Seattle. They played Chicago State three times this year. Chicago State is coached by Tracy Dildy, the cousin of Loyola assistant Emanuel Dildy.

Angiletes must be ecstatic. This is his dream come true. I am excited too. This team is so resilient. They make me proud. I hope we can sell the place out Wed. night or at least get a large crowd. Congratulations Coach and your young warriors.

Zeke,
Do not be so racially insensitive by calling our Ramblers, Warriors. The folks at Marquette would not do that.

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Let's go Braden!

I believe he wrote it with a small "w"----Cripes--Silly is it not--Even when you are funnin' !!!

Can someone please clarify for me how everything works from here? It looks like Seattle is at the top of the new bracket with us, and the second bracket is Vermont and Louisiana. Does that mean that Seattle is number one and we are number four? Or do the numbers not even matter?

My main question is, if we beat Seattle, would we have the first home game with the other two being on the road for the championship series? Or is it still a possibility that we could win this thing in Gentille?

If I'm reading this correctly...Seattle has an RPI of 272???

My first question is: How is it that this team was even invited to play in this tournament?

Secondly: As my good buddy Big Joe Ramber would say, "This has Loyola let down game written ALLLL over it!"

GO RAMBLERS!!!

So, if the ESPN RPI Rankings are correct, it's:

Loyola RPI: 121
UL Monroe RPI: 135
Vermont RPI: 209
Seattle RPI: 283

Does it go by RPI? Should we not be the top team of the 4?