Lucas Willamson practiced with over a dozen NBA teams before next week's draft.
CBS 2's Matt Zahn caught up with a former Loyola Rambler chasing his NBA Dream.
That's been Williamson's life the last couple of weeks. The former Loyola Ramblers star has been going from city to city working out for over a dozen NBA teams ahead of next week's draft. And every time his agent hits him up with a new team, Lucas is up for it. "It's going to be strange, you know, not to represent Loyola. But I'm always representing Loyola. Loyola is always gonna be in my heart."
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