Buckeye basketball legend Clark Kellogg, a college basketball analyst for CBS Sports, and noted sports psychologist Gary "Doc" Salies will join Sports and Society and the Wexner Center for the Arts on March 10 for our screening of "The Loyola Project."

The screening, which is also sponsored by Ohio State Athletics and the Office of Diversity and Inclusion, will start at 7 p.m. and be followed by a conversation between Kellogg, Sailes and Dave Filipi, the Wex's director of film and video. The film is FREE but tickets are required.

"The Loyola Project" focuses on the 1963 National Championship Loyola Ramblers who changed the game of college basketball during the height of the civil rights era. The team overcame numerous racial issues on the road to becoming champions on the court and in the community.

Kellogg was an Ohio State standout before an NBA career with the Indiana Pacers.  On CBS he is a standout broadcaster and leading expert on all facets of collegiate basketball. Sailes is an associate professor emeritus at Indiana University and serves as a commercial sports industry consultant where he works with college, professional and Olympic athletes, teams and organizations (NBA, NFL, MLB, NCAA).  His publications on the racial dynamics of American sport include nine books and dozens of research articles. 

For more information on the film, visit our event page.