Okay, so yes, no one has updated in awhile...but quickly I will give a brief of where each team is at. The men are now 16-1, having won their past 8 games. They are now ranked 12th in both the AP and the Coaches poll. Their next game is Thursday, 01/17 at Cleveland State (the league leader).
The women are now 12-2 having had their second loss handed to them by Valparaiso on 1/5 (77-69). Recently though, in their past two games against Loyola Chicago and Illinois Chicago, they have come out on top. Their next game is on Thursday 1/17 against Green Bay @ 7 p.m. in Hinkle.
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Dawgnet updates daily with an unlimited capacity for coverage without time or spatial limits. Reader amenities include e-mail address bylines, in addition to a letter to the editor link, which allow you to directly contact our writers and editors, along with Web site links within our stories that provide a more in-depth experience for our readers. Dawgnet also seeks to improve the reader's experience through photo galleries and pod/vodcasts.
Dawgnet thanks Professor Gautam Rao, Butler University, for his gracious assistance in creating this blog, along with Bryana Green, president of Butler University ADrenaline, for her contributions.
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