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    Anteaters aim to 'shock the world'

    by Jeff Miller, Los Angeles Times Mar 22, 2019 3 minutes

    SAN JOSE, Calif. - She became the beloved face of the NCAA tournament last spring, an event played by the most athletic of college kids represented delightfully by a 98-year-old, wheelchair-bound chaplain.

    Sister Jean emerged as a national sensation - and treasure - as underdog Loyola Chicago advanced all the way to the Final Four.

    The Ramblers didn't make the tournament this year. But, only minutes after the 2019 bracket was revealed, Sister Jean was being talked about again.

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