Sports
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OT: Has NIL gone too far?
“Name, image, and likeness (NIL) rules were introduced to the collegiate level for a sole purpose of allowing college athletes to promote, and make money off their personal brands.”
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Perry Kitchen: From star player to Dawg leader
“‘Because he’s played so long, he’s been through thousands of reps in every possible situation, and because of [that], his decision-making is always on point. That’s what he can help us [with] the most.’”
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Butler All Access block party to begin Homecoming week
“‘[Our goal is] that our attendees have a great time, and that our student-athletes who are a part of the event really enjoy the people that they get to connect with.’”
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Women’s soccer team preview: Building connections to create success
“‘The upperclassmen group was just so ready to embrace those ten freshmen. We work really hard, especially in the early goings of preseason, to dissolve the lines of class that are a lot more prevalent in high school.’”
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Butler Football team overpowered by Montana State
“In the first-ever meeting between the Butler Bulldogs and Montana State Bobcats, the defending FCS national champion used size and speed to its advantage, as the ‘Cats shook off a shaky start to race past the Bulldogs 51-24.”
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Grant Leiendecker talks head coach hires, NBA Cup and more
“‘We have our master plan roughly done, which includes a new athletic training facility that would allow us to get the majority of our student-athletes into a new home… We’re talking about close to nine figures all-in on a project like that.’”
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Football season preview: One for all, all for one
“‘This is a group that’s excited to play with each other and for each other.’”
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Welcome to the Team: First-years kicking into action
“‘The environment’s really positive and something that I wanted to be a part of, and the coaching staff is great.’”
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Welcome to the team: New Bulldogs look to make their mark
“‘I chose to play soccer at Butler because of the new coaching staff. When I met [them], I really thought that they wanted to build something, and that was something I wanted to be a part of.’”