Basketball
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Butler basketball creates massive second half run to overwhelm Northern Colorado
The Butler University men’s basketball team put together a dominant second half to beat Northern Colorado 89-52 in their regular season opener.
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Women’s basketball falls 68-59 in season opener
A strong third quarter from the Bulldogs and Kristen Spolyar was not enough to push past East Tennessee State University’s offense.
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Butler men’s basketball freshman Kamar Baldwin looks to have an immediate impact
Freshman guard Kamar Baldwin is making a name for himself at Butler. Baldwin’s attitude and talent deemed many to dub him a star in the making. His vertical jump is 44 inches, but how high is his ceiling?
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Butler women’s basketball slips against Southern Indiana in final exhibition game
A series of back-and-forth scoring action from Butler and Southern Indiana ends in a 61-56 loss for the Bulldogs in their final exhibition game of the season.
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Martin’s second half burst propels Bulldogs to victory over Saginaw Valley
A strong second half, fueled by Kelan Martin’s offensive production, resulted in a 77-50 win for Butler over Saginaw Valley State in their final exhibition game.
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Lee: Preseason rankings mean nothing in the end
Preseason basketball rankings come with all the hype of predicting a great year for college basketball, but how much stock should we put into them?
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Schrage, Woodson and Savage bring past experiences to men’s basketball team
Butler men’s basketball team sees three new faces — new assistant coach Mike Schrage, graduate Avery Woodson and redshirt senior Kethan Savage. Each share their past and what they bring to the team.
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Women’s basketball features new faces on and off the court
New director of basketball operations Daress McClung, transfers Whitney Jennings and Kaela Hodges, and promoted assistant coach and recruitment coordinator Natalie Morse share their thoughts on their new roles as basketball season begins.
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Men’s basketball cruises past Wabash College in first exhibition game
The Butler University men’s basketball team featured a balanced scoring display in order to rout Wabash College by a score of 100-53.