Butler men's basketball team honored for academic marks
Bulldogs receive Public Recognition Award for achieving academic standing that puts them in top 10% of their sport.
- 1:45 PM, May. 17, 2011
- CLASSIFIEDS:
- JOBS
- CARS
- HOMES
- APARTMENTS
- DATING
- STAR CLASSIFIEDS
- DEALS
- PLACE AN AD
- SUBSCRIBE TODAY
LATEST HEADLINES
Talk show star says she's struggling with how to button up 25 years on TV for May 25 finale.
Indiana senator today viewed 'graphic' photos taken of terrorist after he was killed by Navy SEALs.
Ex-House speaker forms exploratory committee, becomes 1st Dem in race with 2 GOP candidates.
I-465 on the Westside won't offer the traffic mess of previous years, but it'll still require...
LATEST HEADLINES
Bryce Drew is taking over for his father, Homer Drew, as Valparaiso men's basketball coach,...
MINNEAPOLIS — The NFL has won another round in the court fight with its players.
Alex Tagliani topped the speed chart during Monday’s practice for the Indianapolis 500.
LAS VEGAS — Bob Flanigan, an original member of the four-part jazz vocal harmony group The Four...
LATEST HEADLINES
Talk show star says she's struggling with how to button up 25 years on TV for May 25 finale.
LAS VEGAS — Bob Flanigan, an original member of the four-part jazz vocal harmony group The Four...
BLOOMINGTON, Ind.
LATEST HEADLINES
Her face graces ad campaigns among a sea of models for companies like Macy's and American Eagle,...
Every morning, David Fritz wakes up and brews the family's coffee.
This season, a hem sagging over the heel is verboten as cropped pants make their way back into...
The words "log home" may call to mind summer vacations at the lake or the setting for "Little House...
ADVERTISEMENT
-
-
Four Freshman founding tenor from Butler dies at 84
LAS VEGAS — Bob Flanigan, an original member of the four-part jazz vocal harmony group The Four Freshmen founded at Butler University, has died in Las Vegas at age 84, a manager of the group said today.
- 4:18 PM, May. 16, 2011
Blogs & ColumnsSEE MORE Blogs
Butler looking at another guard
Butler is looking at another guard in the basketball recruiting process. The Bulldogs already have three commitments ...
- Butler Insider blog
- | 1:59 PM, May. 16, 2011
More Butler News
-
Mack leaves Butler with no regrets
Shelvin Mack didn't just begin thinking about the NBA when scrimmaging against pros last summer. His mother showed him a book over the weekend in which, as a third-grader, he wrote his dream was to play in the NBA.
- May. 11, 2011
-
Butler's Esparza honored by Horizon League
Butler's Jenny Esparza, a sophomore from Avon, was chosen Horizon League Pitcher of the Year in softball.
- May. 11, 2011
-
Butler's Jenny Esparza named Horizon League pitcher of the year
Butler's Jenny Esparza, a sophomore from Avon, has been chosen Horizon League Pitcher of the Year in softball.
- 5:46 PM, May. 10, 2011
-
Shelvin Mack formally announces he's leaving Butler for the NBA draft
Shelvin Mack didn’t begin thinking about the NBA when scrimmaging against pros last summer. His mother showed him a book over the weekend in which, as a third-grader, he had written that his dream was to play in the NBA.
- 2:43 PM, May. 10, 2011
-
Butler confirms hiring ex-IU guard as assistant coach
Butler today confirmed the hiring of former Indiana University guard Michael Lewis as an assistant basketball coach. The appointment was announced last week by Loyola, where Lewis was on the staff for just three weeks.
- 10:24 AM, May. 9, 2011
-
Butler's Shelvin Mack heads off to the pros
Another run to college basketball's national championship game. Another player leaving early for the NBA. That's worth the exchange for the Butler Bulldogs. That's worth a risk for Shelvin Mack.
- 5:55 AM, May. 9, 2011
-
Butler's Shelvin Mack leaving his name in NBA draft pool
Shelvin Mack's college basketball career is over. The Butler junior guard said today he is remaining in the NBA draft pool and not returning for a senior season. He said he decided Saturday night to go pro and slept on it overnight. Today is college players' deadline to declare their intentions.
- 1:28 PM, May. 8, 2011
-
Former IU guard Lewis joins Butler staff
Butler is filling its basketball coaching staff with former Indiana University guard Michael Lewis, who is leaving Loyola after three weeks on the job.
- May. 6, 2011
-
Butler fills basketball coaching staff with former IU guard Michael Lewis
Butler is filling its basketball coaching staff with former Indiana University guard Michael Lewis, who is leaving Loyola after three weeks on the job there.
- 2:18 PM, May. 5, 2011
-
Lewis’ addition keeps Butler staff strong; all assistants are from Indiana
The addition of Michael Lewis keeps Butler’s coaching staff strong, especially when it comes to recruiting Indiana.
- 2:24 PM, May. 5, 2011
-
Butler's Hahn joining Ben Davis staff
Former Butler basketball guard Zach Hahn is joining the staff of new Ben Davis High School coach Mark James. Hahn graduates from Butler later this month. He had already been hired as a physical education and health education teacher for Ben Davis' freshman center.
- 12:57 PM, May. 4, 2011
-
Sexson left quite a legacy at Purdue, Butler
Joe Sexson is not easily categorized. Athlete or coach? Basketball or baseball? Purdue or Butler? Answer: all of the above.
- May. 3, 2011
-
NCAA sets earlier date to withdraw from NBA draft
College basketball players will have less time to decide whether to stay in the NBA draft and college football players will be spending more time in the classroom.
- 7:35 PM, Apr. 28, 2011
-
Kentucky guard Remy Abell to join IU this fall
Indiana University added another big guard for the upcoming season. Remy Abell, a 6-4 senior from Louisville, Ky., said Wednesday that he will play for IU and coach Tom Crean.
- Apr. 28, 2011
-
Michigan standout point guard commits to Butler
Chris Harrison-Docks, a 5-11 junior point guard from Okemos, Mich., became the third perimeter player in Butler's 2012 basketball recruiting class. He visited the campus last December to watch the Stanford game and committed today.
- 5:26 PM, Apr. 27, 2011
-
Mason chooses Drake
Micah Mason, a 6-2 guard from Natrona Heights, Pa., committed Sunday to play college basketball at Drake. Butler was among the schools looking at Mason, a junior at Highlands High School who averaged 33.3 points a game and shot 47 percent on 3-pointers. He scored 64 points in one game. Mason made a weekend trip to Des Moines, Iowa, to visit Drake, which was the only college to offer him a scholarship. He posted his commitment on Twitter and told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
- Apr. 26, 2011
-
Shelvin Mack: Should he stay at Butler or go to NBA?
Shelvin Mack is a wonderful basketball player. Butler's 6-3 junior guard has made a lot of big shots on the biggest of stages the past two years, and the time has come for him to think seriously about a career in professional basketball.
- Apr. 24, 2011
-
Butler keeps eye on Penn. shooting sensation Mason
Micah Mason has been a basketball sensation in western Pennsylvania and on YouTube. Yet the question for Butler and other college programs is this: Does he merit a scholarship?
- Apr. 23, 2011
-
Butler's Howard finalist for toughness award
Butler's Matt Howard is one of five finalists for a new college basketball award honoring toughness.
- Apr. 23, 2011
-
Butler's Howard finalist for new toughness award
Butler's Matt Howard is one of five finalists for a new college basketball award honoring toughness.
- 5:30 PM, Apr. 22, 2011
Archives
SPORTS PHOTOS OF THE DAY
- SEE MORE PHOTOS
On The Air
Find what sports are on local TV, radio
RECRUITING
Get IndyStar on the Go with our iphone apps
Use our mobile sites and iPhone apps to keep updated with what's going on around Central Indiana.
FOLLOW THE INDY PREPS ACTION
Scores, stats, rankings and more for area high schools.
ADVERTISEMENT
- News
- |
- Jobs
- |
- Cars for Sale
- |
- Homes for Sale
- |
- Apartments for Rent
- |
- Real Estate
- |
- Shopping
- |
- Mom Groups
ADVERTISEMENT