Former Butler men’s basketball star Gordon Hayward juggles being a father of four while playing in the NBA. Ten years after Hayward spearheaded Butler to their first-ever National Championship appearance, Hayward is starring for the Charlotte Hornets.
Multimedia reporter Brook Tracy had a chance to talk to Butler alum Kristen Sployar on where her basketball career has taken her after graduation.
After playing one season at Butler, then graduating, Rotnei Clarke has played basketball for seven years overseas. He’s raising a family, chasing a childhood dream and pondering the future.
After being a member of the 2010 Final Four team, Zach Hahn now is at the helm of the Center Grove boy's basketball team.
From Brownsburg High School to the Charlotte Hornets, Ronald Nored has quickly ascended the coaching ranks.
Former Butler basketball star Kelan Martin is adjusting to life overseas as he plays in Germany.
This interactive map shows where the members of Butler's 2009-10 Final Four team are now.
The name A.J. Graves takes Butler basketball fans back to the days before the Final Four runs. From 2004 to 2008, Graves’ consistent play at guard gave the nation a preview of homegrown Indiana talent.
Thom Burleson (left) runs next to a competitor while running for Butler in the 1970s. Photo provided by Thom Burleson. DANA LEE | SPORTS REPORTER | delee1@butler.edu This is the latest installment of the “Where are they now” series that highlights memorable sports figures in Butler’s past. Throughout the semester we will continue to find...
Max Schumacher is the former CEO of the Indianapolis Indians. But long before that, he got his his education from Butler University and learned under prominent Butler members such as Tony Hinkle.
