“In its final non-conference game of the season, the women’s basketball team took down Eastern Illinois 74-52.”
What you need to know: Men’s basketball seeks first-ever win over No. 5 UConn
“Ultimately, as the last four games against UConn have demonstrated, this one will be a dogfight.”
What you need to know: Women’s basketball takes on Eastern Illinois
“The Bulldogs enter this contest with high momentum after its most complete performance of the season. The Bulldogs shot 57.8% from the floor and eclipsed the 100-point mark in a wire-to-wire victory over Indiana State, improving to 5-6 on the year.”
What you need to know: Dawgs open Big East play against Providence
“If the Bulldogs can knock down their shots and prevent an offensive explosion from the Providence backcourt they should pass their first conference test with flying colors.”
Beyond the box score: Bulldogs sail past Sycamores with 101-point win
“The women’s basketball team returned to the win column in dominant fashion, rolling past Indiana State 101-56 at Hinkle Fieldhouse. Redshirt sophomore forward Mallory Miller powered the blowout with a career-high 16 points as the Bulldogs improved to 5-6 on the season.”
What you need to know: Bulldogs aim to regroup against Indiana State
“After back-to-back conference losses against Seton Hall and Marquette, the women’s basketball team seeks to bounce back against Indiana State.”
Beyond the box score: Dawgs downed by Marquette
“The Bulldogs dropped a second-straight conference game as they lost 80-55 to Marquette.”
What you need to know: Women’s basketball takes on Marquette
“This second Big East matchup for Butler will be a test of pace and composure, especially after Seton Hall’s pressure forced the Dawgs into tough late-clock shots and 19 turnovers. Containing Marquette’s scorers and reestablishing offensive flow will be the keys to staying competitive on the road.”
Beyond the box score: Bulldogs bodied by Broncos
“In an uncharacteristic showing, Butler struggled from the three-point arc and got dominated on the glass.”
Indiana House approves modified congressional districts
“The new Indiana map would split Indianapolis into five different districts, reaching far from the central location of the city”