Nick Wright on why Loyola Chicago's 2018 NCAA Cinderella run is the 2nd most historic event in Ramblers' history

Name: Nick Wright on why Loyola Chicago's 2018 NCAA Cinderella run is the 2nd most historic event in Ramblers' history
Uploaded: 2018-03-23T16:34:11Z
Description: Looking ahead to the Elite 8 matchups in the 2018 NCAA college basketball tournament, Nick Wright unveils to Cris Carter and Jenna Wolfe why Loyola Chicago's current Cinderella run is the 2nd most historic event in the Ramblers' basketball history.

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Looking ahead to the Elite 8 matchups in the 2018 NCAA college basketball tournament, Nick Wright unveils to Cris Carter and Jenna Wolfe why Loyola Chicago's current Cinderella run is the 2nd most historic event in the Ramblers' basketball history.

MARCH 23, 2018・first things first・1:22

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Nick Wright on why Loyola Chicago's 2018 NCAA Cinderella run is the 2nd most historic event in Ramblers' history

Looking ahead to the Elite 8 matchups in the 2018 NCAA college basketball tournament, Nick Wright unveils to Cris Carter and Jenna Wolfe why Loyola Chicago's current Cinderella run is the 2nd most historic event in the Ramblers' basketball history.

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