Loyola Chicago closed exhibition play with a 110-49 win over Calumet College, powered by six Ramblers scoring in double figures and a game-high 17 points from Guillaume Grotzinger. Loyola built a 24-point halftime lead and pulled away further after the break, using defensive pressure and dominant inside play to seal the rout.

By the Numbers
  • Loyola won, 110-49.
  • Six Ramblers scored at least 10 points; Grotzinger led with 17.
  • Loyola forced 25 turnovers and scored 35 points off them.
  • The Ramblers outrebounded Calumet, 58-32, and led 60-12 in points in the paint.
What's Next

Loyola opens the regular season Nov. 2 at 7 p.m. against The Citadel at Gentile Arena.

Bottom Line

The exhibition finale showed Loyola’s depth and ability to turn defensive pressure into a decisive advantage; the regular-season opener will be the first test that counts.