Though the men’s season is just beginning, the women’s basketball season has been underway. After losing many of their seniors last season, the Bulldogs hope to use their youth as an advantage on the court. “This season we are younger,” said associate head women’s basketball coach Amy Cherubini. “We lost four of our five starters…
BASKETBALL ISSUE | Becoming a Bulldog
By Becca Bornhorst Back-to-back appearances in the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship Game is something many college basketball players only dream about. The Butler Bulldogs lived this dream the last two seasons, and senior guard Rotnei Clarke, a transfer to Butler from Arkansas, wants to be a part of the success. “The two Final…
BASKETBALL ISSUE | A coach of a different breed
By Katie Day During last year’s NCAA Men’s Division I Basketball Championship game, coach Brad Stevens’ glasses were famous. Fans on social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter mentioned the catchphrase “Fear the Glasses” repeatedly for weeks, and pictures were posted all over the web of Stevens in his famous glasses. But Stevens was…
BASKETBALL ISSUE | Where to watch the game
by Kyle Wehr The excitement of game day—something that is common among all colleges. Whether it be football, basketball or soccer, game day brings many things to mind from tailgating, to the bar scene and house parties. It doesn’t matter how you choose to enjoy it, anything is up for grabs when it comes to…
BASKETBALL ISSUE | Success, priority points affect season ticket sales
by Whitney Martin After two final four appearances, it is no surprise that demand for men’s basketball season tickets is at an all time high. This season the Bulldogs will host 18 home games, including tough showdowns against Louisville and Xavier, in addition to the Horizon League games. Since 2009 season ticket sales have increased…
BASKETBALL ISSUE | Passing the torch
By Bethany Werge All true dynasties in sports require the passing of the torch. Butler’s men’s basketball program is no different. After the loss of six players – including three of the top four scorers from last season – and the entrance of seven new athletes, it is difficult to predict which players will emerge…
BASKETBALL ISSUE | Language adds to game experience
by Aly Martinez Basketball has gained tremendous popularity across Butler University’s campus within the past few years, but one thing that never changes is the importance of recognizing basketball’s vocabulary. Comprehension of the language is essential when appreciating what’s going on throughout the halves. It could be assumed that supporters would become more familiar with…
BASKETBALL ISSUE | Hopkins, Jukes share similarities
by Lexi Tanton Chrishawn Hopkins, sophomore guard for Butler basketball team has been able to come through for the team in crucial moments. In this way, he’s not unlike former player Avery Jukes, who was also able to help the team in some important moments. Both of these players have come off the bench willing…
Nov. 16 Photos of the Week
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Nov. 9 Photos of the Week
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