“‘I think since you have other people that live through the exact same things that you do, it is way easier to accommodate everything and get used to the [way of living] here at the university.’”
Matthew Forrester: ‘He runs to win’
“The image of Forrester’s bloody and blistered foot has become synonymous with his irrepressible and steadfast spirit, which Coach Roe has described as a catalyst in the team’s winning culture.”
Staff picks: 2025 MLB playoffs
“After a frenzied race for playoff positioning, the MLB postseason is officially underway. As the wild card round begins, here is who the Collegian’s sports section believes will go home as champions.”
OT: Transfer fees have gotten out of hand
“The exaggerated rise in transfer fees sheds light not only on the inflation of the market and the commercialization of the sport, but also the cost-quality ratio — or lack thereof.”
Football season preview: Inside look at the 2025 season
“’Our culture has stayed consistent [and] strong, and as these new guys come in, they’ve been bought in since day one.’”
Men’s soccer season preview: Striving for consistency
“The Butler men’s soccer team saw 13 new additions during the offseason, including 11 first-years from seven different nations, as well as 17 returning players.”
OT: American sports champions are not world champions
Wyc Grousbeck at the Boston Celtics championship parade. Photo courtesy of Yahoo Sports. MARIA CLARA KOLLER | STAFF REPORTER | mkollerfernandez@butler.edu Overtime, or “OT,” is an opinion column series where the Collegian takes national sports headlines or polarizing topics and gives them a Butler-centric angle. The NBA playoffs are starting soon, which means it’s time…
OT: Red Bull have a problem of their own making
“The Austrian team finds itself in a complete mess of its own making with no quick way out.”
Staff picks: Men’s Final Four
“Although March is over, the madness continues through April as the men’s Final Four tips off on April 5 in San Antonio, Texas.”
OT: What is the best league in the world?
“There is so much more to making a league the best in the world than just the success of its clubs”