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Re: 2018 Final Four: Loyola vs Michigan, 3/31 5:09PM

PostPosted: March 31st, 2018, 6:31 pm
by All-MVC Fan
Loyola has no reason to hang their heads. A hell of a team, and a hell of a season!

Congratulations Loyola!!!

Re: 2018 Final Four: Loyola vs Michigan, 3/31 5:09PM

PostPosted: March 31st, 2018, 6:32 pm
by isumvc1
Great season Loyola! Just ended one game too soon!

Re: 2018 Final Four: Loyola vs Michigan, 3/31 5:09PM

PostPosted: March 31st, 2018, 9:12 pm
by musiccitybulldog
Great year! What an accomplishment. Much to be proud about.

Re: 2018 Final Four: Loyola vs Michigan, 3/31 5:09PM

PostPosted: March 31st, 2018, 10:07 pm
by valleyclimber
Congrats out to the Loyola Ramblers on a terrific season. Thank you for truly repping the Valley. If Custer comes back, think LUC has a good shot to be preseason top 25 next season...cool 8-)

ROCK ON MVC!! :dance:

Re: 2018 Final Four: Loyola vs Michigan, 3/31 5:09PM

PostPosted: March 31st, 2018, 11:12 pm
by VUGrad1314
This article says much while saying nothing.

http://www.espn.com/blog/ncbrecruiting/ ... t?id=18612

Losing Ingram Richardson and Jackson is going to be a blow but with Custer Townes Krutwig and Williamson still around and plenty of talent ready to step into new roles plus a shotblocking center ready to come aboard, Loyola is going to be just fine. Don't be surprised if the Ramblers make another deep run next year; hopefully, as part of a multibid MVC.

Re: 2018 Final Four: Loyola vs Michigan, 3/31 5:09PM

PostPosted: April 1st, 2018, 7:18 am
by usmcsaluki
Congrats Loyola! What an incredible season - you guys will be tough to beat with the Krutwig man child and Custer next year.

Re: 2018 Final Four: Loyola vs Michigan, 3/31 5:09PM

PostPosted: April 2nd, 2018, 10:16 am
by Red
Up ten in the second half. Damn. Thought Loyola was going to advance which would have been so cool to see. That one reminded of the Shox-Ville game a few years back when WSU controlled the game before losing at the end.

No Michigan fan here, but I think they pull the upset tonight.

Re: 2018 Final Four: Loyola vs Michigan, 3/31 5:09PM

PostPosted: April 2nd, 2018, 10:27 am
by AndShock
VUGrad1314 wrote:This article says much while saying nothing.

http://www.espn.com/blog/ncbrecruiting/ ... t?id=18612

Losing Ingram Richardson and Jackson is going to be a blow but with Custer Townes Krutwig and Williamson still around and plenty of talent ready to step into new roles plus a shotblocking center ready to come aboard, Loyola is going to be just fine. Don't be surprised if the Ramblers make another deep run next year; hopefully, as part of a multibid MVC.

It is insane that Krutwig was a freshman. What a steal by Moser and a miss by tons of programs. Excited to watch him the rest of his career.

Re: 2018 Final Four: Loyola vs Michigan, 3/31 5:09PM

PostPosted: April 2nd, 2018, 10:30 am
by VUGrad1314
Yeah, the way it ended really stung but it was quite a run and they are well-positioned to do it again. One advantage for Michigan we overlooked is that Beilein had a couple of ex-ISUr assistants on staff who were probably critical in their halftime adjustments. While I wish those men well, I hope Villanova beats them by 30 and hangs 100 on them.

Re: 2018 Final Four: Loyola vs Michigan, 3/31 5:09PM

PostPosted: April 2nd, 2018, 10:34 am
by VUGrad1314
AndShock wrote:
VUGrad1314 wrote:This article says much while saying nothing.

http://www.espn.com/blog/ncbrecruiting/ ... t?id=18612

Losing Ingram Richardson and Jackson is going to be a blow but with Custer Townes Krutwig and Williamson still around and plenty of talent ready to step into new roles plus a shotblocking center ready to come aboard, Loyola is going to be just fine. Don't be surprised if the Ramblers make another deep run next year; hopefully, as part of a multibid MVC.

It is insane that Krutwig was a freshman. What a steal by Moser and a miss by tons of programs. Excited to watch him the rest of his career.


Absolutely. I remember watching him early in the season and thinking "no way this guy's a freshman he's way too polished" and he only got better from there. If he keeps getting better both he and Loyola are in for big things over the next few years.