The Hardest-Working Paper in America | 
Thursday, April 18, 2024
College Sports Sports

Indiana State hands Loyola its first MVC loss

Tom Welch had 18 points for the Ramblers, whose four-game winning streak was snapped. Cameron Krutwig added 11 points.

By  Associated Press
   
SHARE Indiana State hands Loyola its first MVC loss
Loyola’s Lucas Williamson had 10 points and six rebounds in Sunday’s loss to Indiana State.

Loyola’s Lucas Williamson had 10 points and six rebounds in Sunday’s loss to Indiana State.

Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images file photo

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. — Tyreke Key had a season-high 31 points plus 10 rebounds as Indiana State narrowly defeated Loyola 76-71 on Sunday night.

Key made 12 of 14 from the free-throw line.

Cobie Barnes had 13 points for Indiana State (4-6, 1-4 Missouri Valley Conference), which snapped its four-game losing streak. Cooper Neese added 12 points. Tobias Howard, Jr. had 10 points.

Jake LaRavia, whose 13 points per game entering the matchup was second on the Sycamores, failed to make a shot from the floor (0 of 5).

Indiana State totaled 27 points in the first half, a season low for the team.

Tom Welch had 18 points for the Ramblers (7-3, 2-1), whose four-game winning streak was snapped. Cameron Krutwig added 11 points. Lucas Williamson had 10 points and six rebounds.

Next Up In College Sports
Minneapolis will host Big Ten basketball tournaments
Illinois’ Kofi Cockburn will enter NBA Draft
Illinois gamblers bet $286 million on March Madness
Notre Dame’s success will start on the lines, new coach Marcus Freeman says
Former Bradley, NBA coach Dick Versace stood by his players and by Chicago
Note to self: It’s the players, Stupid
The Latest
Former President Donald Trump.
Politics
Watchdog group asks feds to probe Trump over $50 million 'non-existent' loan to his Chicago company
Noah Bookbinder, president of Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, said in a letter to the FBI and Justice Department that it’s possible the loan, connected to the development of the Trump International Hotel and Tower in Chicago, may be “non-existent.”
By Lynn Sweet
 
Jun Mhoon
Obituaries
Jun Mhoon, music producer and adolescent drummer for The Staple Singers, dies at 69
As a sixth-grader, he toured with the gospel group and was ‘just as cute as he could be,’ says singer Mavis Staples. The experience paved the way for his success in the music industry.
By Mitch Dudek
 
A view of the Chicago skyline from part of the old U.S. Steel South Works site near 85th and South Shore Drive in 2014.
Letters to the Editor
Transform South Works site into a lakefront park, not a quantum computing facility
The South Side deserves and can have both a beautiful lakefront park and new investments in jobs.
By Letters to the Editor
 
Screen Shot 2024-04-18 at 3.01.24 PM.png
LGBTQIA+
Pride Parade will now allow participants from schools, organizers say
A teacher says Nettelhorst School will help “coordinate” a group of schools into one entry after six schools had been denied participation when organizers scaled back the popular parade.
By Mariah Rush
 
Screenshot 2024-04-18 at 3.21.43 PM.png
Sports Media
With Stadium, Jerry Reinsdorf can create something he couldn’t 40 years ago
In 1982-83, White Sox, Bulls and Blackhawks games aired on SportsVision, a pay-TV service devised by business partner Eddie Einhorn. It was so far ahead of its time that it failed, miserably.
By Jeff Agrest