Sports
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OT: The NFL’s continued failure towards women
“Women have all the reason to be offended by how the NFL and the Browns handled the serious accusations. The lack of remorse and punishment has been a trigger for many women around the world, not just in Cleveland.”
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Butler women’s soccer upsets No. 9 Michigan Wolverines
The Bulldogs improve to 2-0 on the season with an impressive 1-0 victory against Big Ten opposition
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Opinion editors rebrand as sport aficionados
Our editorial board is bursting with athletic potential, yet their prowess has been ignored for far too long in favor of overtime musings, previews and recaps. We’ve taken the liberty of selecting the most obscure sports and assigning each editor to the ones we feel they would excel at.
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Butler sports weekly sports preview: April 20-26
A weekly preview for Butler athletics for April 20 – April 26.
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Butler sports weekly recap: April 13 – April 19
A weekly recap for Butler athletics for April 13 – April 19.
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Welcome to the team: Softball edition
“My family is able to make it to every single one of my games. So I just love being able to stay here and be close.”
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OT: The dehumanizing media coverage of Dwayne Haskins’ death
There is nothing wrong with providing the background of an athlete when they pass, but there is no purpose in emphasizing someone’s fault in their career.
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Runners Recap: Bulldogs rewrite record books out west
Butler track and field posted loads of personal bests and a school record at the Bryan Clay Invitational.
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“This one feels right”: Thad Matta’s return to Butler
“I think that the last few years away from the game have energized and have given him an opportunity to kind of circle the wagons and to refresh himself mentally and physically.”