An NCAA Tournament legend will be returning for March Madness.

According to Shannon Ryan of the Chicago Tribune, Sister Jean, the team chaplain for Loyola Chicago, has been granted permission to travel to Indianapolis with the Ramblers for their tournament appearance. There had been some questions over whether or not she’d be allowed to attend because of the association’s COVID-19 policies.

Sister Jean, 101, was beloved by fans during Loyola Chicago’s improbably Final Four run in 2018. The Ramblers return to the NCAA Tournament this year after finishing 24-4 and winning the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament.

Before Selection Sunday, Sister Jean spoke with Ryan about the opportunity to travel with the team to Indy.

“They said there’s restrictions,” Sister Jean told Ryan. “You can’t run down on the court. You can’t talk to the young men. I said, ‘I’m not going to run down on the court, and I’m not going to cause any disturbance.’ I said, ‘I won’t do things I’m not supposed to.’”

The Ramblers earned a No. 8 seed in this year’s NCAA Tournament. They will play Georgia Tech in the first game.