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Butler 52, Cleveland St. 49

Chirshawn Hopkins broke a tie on a jumper with 1:39 left to lift Butler to a 52-49 win over conference-leading Cleveland State on Saturday. Butler's Andrew Smith put them ahead by two points, 49-47, when he knocked down a jumper with 2:28 remaining in the game. The Vikings responded and evened the score on Luda Ndaye's layup with just over two minutes to play. But Hopkins...
Via AP on Fox  |  1 day ago

PIC: Butler’s Ronald Nored snaps a tooth in half

If you watch enough college baskeball, you’re certain to see some hard falls and some epic collisions. These guys are first-class athletes playing at 100 mph at all times so injuries are inevitable. In this afternoon’s Butler/Detroit game, Butler guard Ronald Nored suffered an injury that you rarely see: a broken tooth. After diving for a loose ball in the first-half...
Via Rant Sports  |  8 days ago

NCAA title game numbers make you cringe

NCAA TITLE GAME NUMBERS WILL MAKE YOU CRINGE – People often judge a book by its ending, in which case the NCAA Tournament would not become a best-seller. Let’s take a look at the numbers that made Monday’s title game — won by Connecticut over Butler 53-41 — such a disappointing piece of entertainment. 9 [...]
Via Jakes Take On Sports  |  April 05, 2011
RALLY KILLER

Rioting UConn fans fail to flip car over

There's no better excuse to set things on fire and destroy cars than having your team win a championship, and events proceeded accordingly Monday night. According to WTNH, 23 people were arrested for participation in post-title rioting in Storrs, Conn., though 13 of the 23 were not UConn students. In addition to the requisite damage to stop signs, light poles and overturned trash...
Via NESN.com  |  April 05, 2011
STRONG FINISH

UConn must've drank Muscle Milk at halftime

This moment of madness brought to you by Muscle Milk®. It’s powerful protein. Drink. Evolve™ The UConn Huskies won their third national championship in school history Monday night, defeating the Butler Bulldogs 53-41. UConn started off the game slowly and was actually trailing 22-19 at the half, but a superb second half effort gave them [...]
Via Larry Brown Sports  |  April 05, 2011
PRAISE PHRASE

Jim Nantz caught rehearsing one-liners?

April 4th, 2011: Amazing hidden camera footage of what appears to be CBS announcer Jim Nantz rehearsing his final buzzer Nantzisms as he drives to Reliant Stadium in houston. (Or what I think is going through his head). Ode to Jim Sackel for inspiration. Most Popular Posts Red Sox 2008 Playoff Red Sox Rays
Via Batting Stance Guy  |  April 04, 2011
TIX STILL AVAILABLE!

Expect empty seats for title game

Many sports fans say that the NCAA tournament is the best event in sports.  Yet, the capper of a wild and crazy tournament will probably struggle to sell out.  UConn and Butler are trying to sell their allotment of tickets and there could be many empty seats in cavernous Reliant Stadium.

Via The Victory Formation  |  April 03, 2011
CANINE COLOGNE

Butler Bulldog gets royal treatment at Final Four

Now that’s more like it. After getting shut out of attending the first two weekends of games by the NCAA, Butler’s Blue II is...
Via Lost Lettermen  |  April 02, 2011

2 Major Teams Left to Decide

Missouri had a head coach for the 2012 season, until Mike Anderson decide to return to his roots and head coach at Arkansas. Missouri thought they found their guy to replace Anderson when Matt Painter from Purdue expressed some interest in the job. He decided to stay at Purdue. Now they have been sitting around waiting for THAT guy, but have yet to find him even though they wanted...
Via Sorry Bro: Sports Through Houser  |  April 02, 2011

Top Five Potential Landing Spots for Brad Stevens

If Brad Stevens is to leave a perennial Final Four school, Butler, to move up to a bigger job, it has to be for one of the traditional, iconic basketball powers. He’s proven that he can win consistently at Butler and moving to another school that hasn’t seen a Final Four in decades or ever, just for a few more dollars, doesn’t seem like the kind of well calculated decision...
Via Helmet and Pads Required  |  March 29, 2011

Three reasons Brad Stevens should stay at Butler

There’s no doubt Brad Stevens is the most talked about young coach in Division I college basketball. After taking the Butler Bulldogs to two consecutive Final Fours, Stevens has channeled Yoda in the way he is able to use some invisible force, willing his players to consistently play to the best of their ability, beating teams that on paper they have no business competing...
Via FanAttic Network  |  March 28, 2011
CINDERELLA AGAIN

Video: Insane ending of Butler-Pitt

The last few days have had some tremendous final minutes of games that have lived up to the billing of March Madness. But, today’s Pittsburgh Butler game was by far the most insane I have ...
Via IntheOT  |  March 19, 2011
DOG DAYS ARE OVER

Butler mascot banned from opening game

To the NCAA, all we are is dust in the wind, especially as it pertains to the Butler Bulldogs mascot, Blue II. You see, the NCAA has a rule which bans live mascots from making appearances at arenas during opening rounds of the NCAA Tournament, so much to the chagrin (apparently) of Blue II and [...]
Via Sportress of Blogitude  |  March 15, 2011

Butler Gives Stevens 12 Year Extension

Brad Stevens and Butler have agreed to a 12-year contract extension, ending any speculation that the hottest name in coaching might bolt for a bigger job. This is according to an AP report, but financial terms have yet to be disclosed.
Via Buster Sports  |  April 08, 2010

Another Dimension

Jake's Take On Sports viewed last night's championship game in 3-D, but came away from the experience underwhelmed.

Via Jakes Take On Sports  |  April 06, 2010
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