butler basketball
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Women’s basketball hires Maria Marchesano as new head coach
“A 2005 Butler alum, Marchesano returns to Indianapolis following a successful five-year stint at Purdue Fort Wayne, where she led the Mastodons to three consecutive 20-win seasons and multiple postseason appearances.”
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Ronald Nored returns as Butler’s next head men’s basketball coach
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The Butler Collegian DAWGCAST — Season 3, Episode 3
Tune in to the third episode of the third season of The Butler Collegian ‘DAWGCAST’. This video podcast series covers everything from The Butler Collegian Sports Report, This Month with President Danko and more. This DAWGCAST episode is hosted by Multimedia Editor Reilly Byron and is available on Spotify and YouTube.
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Thad Matta stepped down. Who’s next in line to lead men’s basketball?
With a national search underway, several names in the college basketball world could reasonably become the 26th head coach of the storied program:
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Thad Matta retires from coaching, stepping into advisory role
“Matta will remain with the university as a special assistant to the president and athletic director.”
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Beyond the box score: Bulldogs fall to Providence in first round of the Big East Tournament
“‘When you’re a kid, just watching the [New York] Knicks play [here], you’re like, ‘Damn, one day I’m gonna be there.’ So finally, the day’s here. [It] was a great, great game, honestly. [We] came up short, but I had a great season here with Butler, playing with my teammates.’”
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What you need to know: Butler hosts Creighton in home finale
“The combination of a strong performance on the glass and solid perimeter defense is the recipe for Butler to pick up the win.”
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Beyond the box score: Dawgs halted by Villanova
“The loss drops Butler to 6-12 in the Big East, a potentially impactful result in a conference with a log-jam at the bottom of the standings.”
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Celebrating regional differences of students
“While I agree with the idea of concentrated learning environments, I believe that with a smaller school may come a less diverse environment”
