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Beyond the box score: Dawgs control second half, dispatch Lipscomb
Following a strong season-opening victory, the women’s basketball team was back in action for the second time this week, using a dominant second half to defeat Lipscomb 104-57. The first half was a back-and-forth affair, with 11 lead changes and four points being the largest lead for either team. Senior guard McKayla Miller did it…
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The Butler Collegian DAWGCAST — Season 3, Episode 2
Tune in to the first 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 Reporter Reilly Byron and is available on Spotify and YouTube.
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After the Buzzer: Women’s basketball vs. Wright State
Butler women’s basketball opened its regular season at Hinkle Fieldhouse against Wright State on Monday morning. Multimedia Reporter Will Hicks recaps the win.
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Butler Basketball Tip-Off Party pumps up fans
The Butler Basketball Tip-Off Party brought fun, insightful moments for fans. Multimedia Reporter Will Hicks recaps the festivities.
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After the Buzzer: Women’s basketball vs Marquette
The Butler women’s basketball team broke their six-game losing streak against Marquette on Sunday afternoon. Multimedia reporter Eliza West recaps their win.
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Welcome to the Team: Women’s basketball brings in reinforcements
‘“ I miss my family so much, but with all of [the coaches] around me — with their kids — it really brings me back home.’”
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Dancing like it is 2019: Beyond the Box Score
“We played really good basketball and we have a nice group of players that we think will come back and this just gives them experience.”
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Butler loses in ugly outing: Beyond The Box Score
‘“[When] you turn the ball over 24 times and give up 21 offensive rebounds, they get 20 more shot attempts than us,’ head coach Austin Parkinson said. ‘When an SEC team comes here they are going to be athletic and physical, but we wanted no part of that physical play.”’

