Jerald Gillens-Butler announced on Twitter Monday that he will transfer from the university at the end of the semester.
Joey Brunk to transfer from Butler
Joey Brunk announced on Twitter Wednesday evening that he will leave Butler University in May as a graduate transfer.
Butler vs. St. John’s: What you need to know
Here’s what you need to know as Butler tries to sweep the season series at St. John’s.
Butler Athletics participated in Hurricane Harvey relief efforts
After a call for help from University of Houston basketball coach Kelvin Sampson, Butler Athletics sent over 400 pounds of clothing to Houston.
The last 15 years in Indiana basketball have belonged to the Butler Bulldogs
With the Crossroads Classic quickly approaching, it’s time to decide who the best program in Indiana has been in recent history.
Photo Gallery: Bulldogs vs Xavier
Photos By: Amy Street
Tyler Lewis to transfer to Butler
BY: MATTHEW VANTRYON | Assistant Sports Editor Tyler Lewis, a sophomore guard who attended North Carolina State this year, announced Friday afternoon that he is transferring to Butler University in the fall. Lewis averaged 4.4 points and 3.8 assists in just under 20 minutes per game. Lewis visited Butler’s campus this week just days after…
Bulldogs top DePauw
MATTHEW VANTRYON | STAFF REPORTER The Butler men’s basketball team finished preseason play Saturday with a convincing 93-68 win over DePauw University. Sophomore gaurd Kellen Dunham provided much of the offense for the Bulldogs, netting a career-high 23 points and hitting three baskets from beyond the arc. “I don’t think (the offense) relies all on…
Men’s basketball: Recruits add to the Butler tradition
Recruiting high school basketball players is the lifeblood of the Butler men’s basketball team. Coach Brad Stevens and his staff recruit players who can help extend the team’s success. Next season’s recruiting class includes four players. Shooting guard Rene Castro and power forwards Nolan Berry and Andrew Chrabascz have signed their letters of intent to…
Official Situation
While many Butler University students like to watch men’s basketball games and try their hand in self-officiating, only a select few actually get the opportunity to take part in the real deal. Students are getting that opportunity at the Health and Recreation Complex through the intramural program. Student officials have to go through a two-day…