In 1963, at the height of the civil rights movement, the Loyola Ramblers of Chicago broke racial barriers and changed college basketball forever.
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Judy van Dyck
Self - George Ireland's Daughter
Rich Rochelle
Self - Center, 1960 - 1964
John Crnokrak
Self - Forward, 1959 - 1962
Rick Telander
Self - Chicago Sun-Times
Gary Sailes
Self - Indiana University
Jerald Harkness
Self - Director, Game of Change
Jerry Harkness
Self - Guard, 1959 - 1963
Michael Lenehan
Self - Author, Ramblers
John Egan
Self - Point Guard, 1960 - 1964
Nona Martin Storr
Self - Historian, Loyola Graduate
Ron Miller
Self - Forward, 1960 - 1964
Jackie Wofford
Self - Guard, 1961 - 1965
Fred Mitchell
Self - Chicago Tribune, 1974 - 2015
Chuck Wood
Self - Forward, 1960 - 1964
Lucas Williamson
Self - Shooting Guard, 2017-2022
Donte Ingram
Self - Point Guard, 2014-2018
Doug Hutton
Self - Guard, 1960 - 1964
Rick Cleveland
Self - Mississippi Today
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source: The Loyola Project
I saw THE LOYOLA PROJECT last night at Loyola Chicago, and this film is an absolute triumph of filmmaking. The cinematography, sound design, animation and voiceover work from Lucas Williamson hook you in the beginning and never let go. This is an incredibly important story and I'm thrilled it's being told through such a miraculous documentary. I was in tears by the end.
source: The Loyola Project
I saw THE LOYOLA PROJECT last night at Loyola Chicago, and this film is an absolute triumph of filmmaking. The cinematography, sound design, animation and voiceover work from Lucas Williamson hook you in the beginning and never let go. This is an incredibly important story and I'm thrilled it's being told through such a miraculous documentary. I was in tears by the end.
The Loyola Project