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Rough Second Half Dooms Loyola In 62-47 Loss To No. 18 Butler2/8/2010 Cold shooting and costly turnovers proved too much to overcome as Loyola University Chicago's (13-11, 4-10 Horizon) upset bid came up short in a 62-47 loss to No. 18 Butler (21-4, 14-0 Horizon) at Hinkle Fieldhouse tonight. The Ramblers, who had knocked off a nationally ranked Bulldog squad twice in the last three years at Hinkle, led by two points at the half tonight but couldn't make that edge hold up. More 
Ramblers Head To No. 23 Butler Seeking Third Win Over Ranked Team In Four Seasons2/7/2010 Loyola closes out a three-game-in-five days basketball bonanza by traveling to Indianapolis to face No. 23 Butler Monday night. The Ramblers have knocked off a nationally ranked Butler squad in two of the last three seasons and nearly upended the Bulldogs in Chicago last month. Butler is one of the hottest teams in the nation as it brings a 12-game winning streak into Monday's game. More
Late Cleveland State Rally Sinks Loyola, 59-562/6/2010 Visiting Cleveland State (12-12, 8-4 Horizon) rallied from a nine-point deficit in the final nine minutes and held on for a 59-56 victory over Loyola University Chicago (13-10, 4-9 Horizon) this afternoon at the Gentile Center. Loyola senior forward Andy Polka grabbed seven rebounds to increase his career total to 702 as he became only the 14th player in school history to top the 700-board plateau. More
Ramblers Seek Second Straight Win, Host Cleveland State Saturday2/5/2010 After snapping a four-game losing skid with a 92-85 overtime victory against Youngstown State Thursday night, Loyola looks to win consecutive contests for the first time in 2010 when it hosts Cleveland State Saturday afternoon. The Vikings have won four straight and seven of their last nine and are coming off a 74-63 win at UIC two nights ago. More
Loyola Wins Overtime Shootout Over Youngstown State, 92-852/4/2010 Five players scored in double figures and the team shot a season-best 58 percent (34-for-59) from the field as Loyola University Chicago (13-9, 4-8 Horizon) rallied from a 10-point first-half deficit to post a 92-85 victory over Youngstown State (8-14, 2-10 Horizon) in overtime at the Gentile Center tonight. More |
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