Men’s Basketball
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Butler vs. Western Michigan: What you need to know
With no exhibition games, this will be the first opportunity for Butler fans to watch this new-look team. The Bulldogs open the season at home against Western Michigan on Nov. 25.
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Finally back: Butler Men’s Basketball looks to rekindle success from 2019-20 season
“I’m going to do whatever it takes to help lead and help the team get some W’s.”
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Top Butler Athletics’ sports moments of 2020
As the last issue of this cursed year, these are the top Butler sports’ moments the Collegian has covered.
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Big East announces preliminary season plans
Val Ackerman makes an announcement at a Big East press conference last year. The Big East is scheduled to resume conference play in mid-December. Photo courtesy of The Athletic. SPORTS EDITORIAL STAFF When the Big East Tournament was cancelled at halftime of a quarterfinal game between Creighton and St. John’s, few people knew when or…
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Q&A: Butler MBB’s Freshmen
Chuck Harris, JaKobe Coles, Myles Tate and Myles Wilmoth sit in front of Irvington House. These freshmen have faced a more unique college experience than any Butler men’s basketball freshmen cohort before them. Photo by Xan Korman. XAN KORMAN | STAFF REPORTER | xkorman@butler.edu Photo editor and sports reporter Xan Korman had a chance to…
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Kamar Baldwin signs with Turkish professional team
Choosing to forego his draft eligibility, Kamar Baldwin signs with Turkish team, Turk Telekom Ankara, which finished ninth out of 21 teams in the Turkish Super League with an 11-12 record last season.
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Butler Men’s Basketball adds transfer Bo Hodges
Bo Hodges brings the ball up the court in a game earlier this year. Hodges will join Butler’s men’s basketball team as a senior in 2021-22. Picture courtesy of @ball_bo on Twitter. DREW SANDIFER | SPORTS EDITOR | dsandife@butler.edu East Tennessee State transfer Bo Hodges announced via Twitter on May 25 that he will join the…
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Jordan Tucker to leave Butler, remain in NBA Draft
Butler junior forward Jordan Tucker announced on Twitter on May 22 that he will forgo his final year at Butler and remain in the 2020 NBA Draft.
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Faith: Butler men’s basketball head coach LaVall Jordan’s answer
Almost everything has an answer. For the things that don’t, LaVall Jordan looks to his faith.