Sawyer Goldwein
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Welcome to the team: Men’s basketball first-years take the floor
“‘I did a second grade basketball camp, and that was my first time seeing Hinkle. So that’s my first memorable moment. I have a photo of me with a Butler T-shirt, sitting on the dog right at the front entrance.’”
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Men’s basketball season preview: ‘We’re going to surprise a lot of people’
“Each and every Bulldog enters the season with a chip on their shoulder. Butler was picked dead-last in the Big East Preseason Poll, drawing little concern from the rest of the conference.”
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Beyond the box score: Bulldogs fall to Buckeyes in final exhibition
“Despite the loss, there were plenty of encouraging signs for Butler. Perhaps the best breakthrough was seeing the full force of the Dawgs’ guard rotation, which appears to be a strength. “
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What you need to know: Buckeyes, Bulldogs come together for final exhibition
“Familiar faces will reunite at The Schott, including a former Ohio State standout who now carries a clipboard for Butler.”
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Beyond the box score: Bulldogs defeat Indiana State, Jackson departs injured
“At the end of the night, nobody in the building cared much about scoring or rebounding. The greater concern was the health of Jackson, who went down in a heap after fighting around a screen late in the game.”
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What you need to know: Dawgs face Sycamores as the season inches closer
“Fans in blue and white will pour into Hinkle regardless of the game, but while those fans will be cheering on the Dawgs, head coach Ronald Nored is not so concerned about the final score.”
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Beyond the box score: Hoosiers spoil Nored’s debut
“New faces filled the floor for both teams as the respective head coaches got their first look at how their roster stacks up against an unfamiliar squad. For Nored’s Dawgs it was transfers who stood out more than anyone.”
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Staff picks: 2026 MLB Postseason
“The 162-game marathon known as the MLB season is over, but the sprint to the World Series is just beginning.”
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BISE, Dawg Pound team up on NBA Cup marketing sprint
“In teams of five, students worked for 12 hours to develop a marketing campaign to convince Butler students to attend the NBA Cup Championship, being hosted at Hinkle on Dec. 11.”