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Les Hunter, star on Loyola Chicago championship team, dies

Les Hunter, a star on Loyola Chicago’s barrier-breaking 1963 NCAA championship team, died Friday

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Author Bobby Finger on Jezebel, shared by Tom Ley to DeadspinPosted on March 27, 2020Categories college basketball

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