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Butler Basketball – Shelvin Mack Leaves for the NBA, and Era of Greatness Likely Goes With Him
May 9, 2011
May 9, 2011
by Kent Sterling With Shelvin Mack leaving for the NBA, the best team in Horizon League history just lost its best remaining player, but it still remains a special program, and that is going to have to be enough for fans. What they were able to experience the last two seasons was a moment of […]
Butler Basketball’s NCAA Success – Is it the ‘Butler Way’ or ‘Matt Howard’s Way’?
March 25, 2011
March 25, 2011
by Kent Sterling From the first NCAA Tourney in 1939 through 2009, Butler advanced to the Sweet Sixteen twice and the Elite Eight exactly zero times. In Matt Howard’s junior and senior years, they have done both twice, and are 40 minutes from their second straight trip to the Final Four. This is not to […]
2010 Final Four – Butler Can Win It All at Home
April 2, 2010
April 2, 2010
by Juston Whitaker Four teams have made it through the madness of March to this year’s NCAA men’s Final Four, and one can win the title in its home city. UCLA did it in 1972, in Los Angeles. Now, the Butler Bulldogs, whose first Final Four is in their home city, are two games away […]
Should Brad Stevens Be the New Head Coach for Indiana University Basketball?
March 30, 2010
March 30, 2010
by Kent Sterling There is some discontent in Bloomington. The Hoosiers have posted 16-wins over the past two seasons, and that isn’t going to get it. The recruiting class that is supposed to prove that last year’s top ten class was no fluke currently consists of two kids at positions where Indiana already has depth. […]