NCAA
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Force behind the Final Four
“After overseeing something no city has ever done before — hosting the Division I, II and III men’s Final Fours along with the NIT championship — Scott will be ending her time with the NCAA with a historic year.”
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Staff picks: Final Four
“The March Madness continues into April, as the women’s and men’s Final Four tip off on April 3 and April 4, respectively. With six exciting games between both brackets, here is who The Collegian sports section thinks will take home the championships.”
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After the Buzzer: Women’s basketball vs. DePaul
Butler Women’s basketball takes on Big East opponent DePaul. Multimedia Reporter Blaine Raider gives a game recap.
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After the Buzzer: Men’s basketball vs. Marquette
Butler Men’s basketball takes on Big East opponent Marquette. Multimedia Reporter Hank Kopack gives a recap of the game.
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New Final Four classes offer students a unique perspective into the NCAA’s largest tournament
“‘All of this is happening and if we just sat here — 15 minutes from the heart of collegiate basketball — and we’re just twiddling our thumbs, then shame on us as an institution.’”
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OT: Instant replay still needs improvement
“Expedited replay reviews help to achieve this goal, as does full transparency of why a call is being made a certain way. It is of the utmost importance that the good in replay is continued to be built upon in order for players, coaches and fans alike to enjoy the games they love dearly.”
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OT: NCAA eligibility rules have hit a new low
“These cases mark more than eligibility rulings — they signal a seismic shift in what college basketball is going to mean in the near future.”
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Butler community comes together to build with Habitat for Humanity
“‘Part of learning is a more comprehensive understanding of what goes on in communities. Whether you’re going to stay there or not, that investment will carry forward and you will start to understand the depths of a community.’”
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Butler football: ‘Finding a way’
“‘I don’t feel like there’s a locker room in America that’s tighter than ours.’”