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Knicks’ Jalen Brunson says it’s ‘real cool’ Pope Leo XIV is a Villanova alum
After Thursday’s Conclave in the Vatican’s Sistine Chapel, the world learned that the newly elected Pope Leo XIV, formerly Cardinal Robert Prevost, graduated from Villanova University, the basketball-obsessed school just outside Philadelphia, in 1977.
Robert Prevost (Pope Leo) went to Villanova, so Knicks fans are very hopeful
And while we're all making NFL jokes about the cardinals making a pick, or news-dumping stuff in the middle of all this (hello, Pittsburgh Pirates firing their manager ), there are a lot of desperate New York Knicks fans who are clinging to the fact that the pope went to Villanova.
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Jalen Brunson and Pope Leo XIV are both Chicago kids who attended Villanova, so it only makes sense that the new Pope watches ...
Pope Leo XIV has been declared as a supporter of Serie A side Roma by his friend and colleague Giuseppe Pagano, Prior of the ...
Coach Pope had a message on one of his latest transfers, Reece Potter, who comes to town after playing at Miami Ohio. “Reece ...
We all knew there would be tons of memes no matter who was selected as pope — PopeCrave fever gripped the nation as we waited to hear whether the cardinals had made their selection. Cardinal Robert ...
The election of a new pope is always a massive world news event, and Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost being elected as the first American pope — he'll go by Pope Leo XIV — is even more newsworthy. But ...
"It's something that I think is enormously beneficial to our university and something we're immensely proud of." ...
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