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Article: Catholic League's rivalries intense // Hard-nosed players battle in small gyms
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- Chicago Sun-Times
- Article date:
- December 13, 1991
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What's it like to play in the Catholic League? Just go to a
game.
Chances are it'll be in a gym so small the players on the bench
have their feet on the playing floor. With opponents talking trash
and backing it up. With the action fast and furious. And a crowd
that's into it.
Catholic League basketball has a definite personality.
"Floor burns, a competitor, fierce, intense, fiery. Somebody
whose shirt is going to be hanging out of his pants a bit," is how
Loyola's Karl Costello describes a Catholic League player.
"It's physical, strong, egotistical, brash . . . it's got all