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Former Loyola Ramblers coach Moser remembers 'dear friend' Sister Jean
Former Loyola Ramblers mens basketball coach Porter Moser honors the legacy of Sister Jean, who passed away at age 106 and was a beloved figure in NCAA Division I mens basketball.
- Porter Moser, who coached the Loyola Ramblers mens basketball for 10 seasons, expressed deep sorrow over the passing of Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt on Thursday.
- Sister Jean, a dedicated super fan, gained national fame during Loyola Ramblers mens basketballs remarkable runs in the NCAA Division I mens basketball tournament.
- At 106 years old, Sister Jean was not only a mascot for the Loyola Ramblers mens basketball team but also an inspiring symbol of resilience and faith for many.
Why It Matters
Sister Jeans passing marks the loss of a cultural icon in college sports, representing the intersection of community, faith, and basketball. Her influence extended beyond the court, inspiring generations of fans and players in NCAA Division I mens basketball.