| Ex-Loyola forward Smith dies
As a senior in 2004-05, he contributed 5.3 ppg and 3.7 rebounds per game in 28 games.
"Anthony brought a lot of smiles to our program and he truly loved Loyola," said Jim Whitesell, Smith's coach for his senior year.
"He was always there to give someone a pat on the back, a high-five or provide encouragement."
After his playing career, Smith was a rehab services aide at Evanston Hospital.
Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Hip-Hop Rumors: Lauren London & Mos Def? Ja Rule to Ret...
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MICHAEL ROSENBERG: Know this: former MSU receiver Plaxico Burress is ...
Not about the most popular league in this country. And I suspect most people don't want to hear about Plaxico Burress' toughness, either. It's much easier to question LaDainian Tomlinson, and to convince ourselves that the players are having as much fun as the fans. Fantasy football, indeed. Contact MICHAEL ROSENBERG at 313-222-6052 or mrosenberg@freepress.com. .
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