Gather's Death
Inspires LMU
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Capital Times Sports
The Loyola Marymount men's
basketball team, inspired by the death of
teammate Hank Gathers, won 3 straight
NCAA Tournament games before
succumbing to the Rebels of UNLV.
Hank "The Bank" collapsed and died
while playing for the Lions on March
4th. Loyola dedicated the tournament to
Hank. They played with great emotion
during their stay in the tourney. Their
motto was "The dream lives on." With
fans across the country pulling for them,
the Lions upset New Mexico State,
Michigan and Alabama.
The dream lasted until the final eight,
where they lost to UNLV. Bo Kimble,
College Ball from 16
basketball today is out to make big
money.
UNLY, Georgia Tech, Duke and
Arkansas--this year's final four--will
receive about $1.4 million each. This
incredible figure causes college programs
to become corrupt and misguided. This
game was created for the players. They
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Hank's close friend and teammate,
averaged nearly 36 points per game in
Loyola's tourney games.
The Lions' stay was not about
winning and losing. After losing Hank,
games were not that important. The
team gave 100 % in every minute of
every game. Although they were not
national champions, it is quite possible
that they will be the team remembered
as synonymous with the 1990 NCAA
Basketball Tournament.
The entire country will remember
Loyola's record 149 points against
Michigan, and Bo Kimble's left-handed
free throws in honor of Hank. It is no
wonder that the Lions of Loyola
Marymount captured the hearts of
basketball fans and non-basketball fans
alike.
Also contributing to this article were:
Bobby V. Linden & Jimmy P. Schreck
only receive the satisfaction of knowing
that they gave 100% and helped their
team to a victory. The school only
receives thousands and thousands of
dollars thanks to their effort. College
basketball has become a great example
of capitalism. That was not what Mr.
Naismith had in mind.
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Bingaman heard that a woman's
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Bingaman also recently began a
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Bingaman said these classes give
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"If the word gets around and the
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