College basketball fans were left with a sense of disappointment as Loyola Chicago's men's basketball team's actions after a dominant win sparked controversy. On Tuesday night, following their 76 - 54 victory over Eastern Michigan, players were seen seemingly snubbing team chaplain Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt. This incident has drawn significant attention and sparked discussions among fans and the basketball community.

Loyola Chicago's Players and the Impact of Snubbing Sister Jean

Incident on Tuesday Night

The Ramblers' undefeated streak continued with a convincing 76 - 54 win at home. However, a viral video showed several players walking right past the beloved Sister Jean as they left the court. She was sitting in a wheelchair with her fist raised in the front of the tunnel. This act left fans on social media unimpressed and questioning the players' behavior.As some pointed out, it was a moment that seemed to go against the unwritten rules of college basketball. "How can you leave Sister Jean hanging like this?!" exclaimed Barstool personality Dan Katz, known as "Big Cat," in a post on X. Another person wrote online, "There's 1 rule in college basketball that must be followed: You NEVER ignore Sister Jean."

Sister Jean's Role at Loyola Chicago

Sister Jean began her career at Loyola Chicago in 1991 as an academic advisor. But it was her role as the team chaplain, which she started in 1994, that made her a household name not only in Chicago but for all college basketball fans. Her presence and support have been an integral part of the team's journey.Over the years, she has become a symbol of unity and inspiration. Her unwavering faith and positive attitude have touched the lives of many, both on and off the court. Loyola Chicago's current success in the Atlantic 10, with a 7 - 0 record, is a testament to the team's spirit and the influence of Sister Jean.

Upcoming Game and Future

Loyola Chicago is currently second in the Atlantic 10 and is set to take on the 5 - 3 South Florida Bulls on Saturday. This game will be an important test for the team as they look to continue their winning streak and maintain their position in the conference.The incident involving the players and Sister Jean has added an extra layer of significance to this game. Fans will be watching closely to see how the team responds and whether they can regain the respect and admiration of the basketball community.Follow Fox News Digital's sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter to stay updated on all the latest developments in college basketball.