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    Loyola Chicago has helped save the season

    by Nathan Fenno, Los Angeles Times Mar 24, 2018 3 minutes

    Earlier this week, the police escort didn't show up at Loyola Chicago's team hotel in Atlanta.

    Coach Porter Moser had no idea how to get to Philips Arena. Neither did the team's bus driver.

    Loyola eventually found its way to the arena for practice the day before the Sweet 16, almost an hour behind schedule.

    "Our guys handled it a lot better than me," Moser told reporters. "I guess my immaturity came out."

    The would-be escort is about the only

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