Although they went 7-9 this season, the LMU Lions are growing out of the program's pains with promise.
Chris Benis
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Chris Benis, asst. sports editor, has been a dedicated writer for the Loyolan since September 2020. He writes primarily about in-season critiques and enjoys publishing single-player features.
Our highly selective and probably biased committee presents three unique awards to athletes on the LMU men's soccer team.
Our exclusive, one-member committee breaks down and analyzes the weekend's basketball madness.
With the 2021 NFL offseason in full swing, many teams have made free agent acquisitions to improve their chances at competing for a championship next season. Here are the Loyolan sports section's picks for the biggest winners of NFL free agency
Like it or not, the Lions are forcing other programs to look up at them from the bottom of the ladder.
In this first edition of Chris' Choice, an exclusive committee (founded and populated entirely by me) distributes season-ending accolades to three outstanding players.
Going from bottom-dwellers to No. 8 in the nation will do that to you.
Have the LMU Lions switched conferences entirely? If so, they're doing just fine.
Although LMU is exceeding expectations this season, last Saturday's loss to BYU was hard to watch.
"Shut up and dribble" has long been the thinking many have had regarding the intersection of sports and social justice. However, we talked wit…