You gotta win one to make it a rivalry! Hey crusaders, Indiana is Butler's holy land!
A.J. Graves played like a true senior tonight. Those drives to the hoop and fade-away shots were so clutch when we needed some offense.
Pete had to take that shot at the end too. He hits three's, that's what he does and he got a wide open look.
The Dawgs have the hearts of champions, maybe not in Ohio but we're done there for a while.
Damn they're fun to watch.
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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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- Detroit Game
- Pics from WSU game last night
- Lady Dawgs win in Youngstown
- W2U game
- ESPN stuff
- Big Game Tongiht & Blue II Videos
- Mike Green
- If it makes you feel better....
- BracketBuster Thoughts and Rankings
- In case anyone missed the e-mail...
- A Letter from Spike to the Officials
- Mike Green
- Heartbreak
- Now something fun...
- Something of interest
- Drew Streicher on First Take
- Mike Green
- Dawgnet Article
- Rankings
- Saturday's Games
- Thursday Nights Games
- Campbell on First Take
- Green says...
- Wonderful night... for me
- Men against Milwaukee
- Campbell on Valpo
- Side note
- Update on Coach Lickliter
- Women tonight against UIC
- Attention Valpo: It's not over til' it's over
- Green on Valpo
- Graves on First Take
- Valpo who??
- Butler vs. Valpo Tonight 9:00
- Battle of the Bulldogs
- Rankings
- Saturday's Women's Game
- Last Night's Cleveland State Game
- Thursday Night's Womens Game
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3 comments:
indeed, last night was a very stressful but awesome game.
Dude, are you serious, before last year, nobody has even heard of Butler. How about Bryce Drew and the clip of Valpo on every March Madness highlight, yep, don't see Butler there. I think you are worshipping at the shrive of the naive
I think that I'm entitled to worship whoever, whatever and wherever I like.
Go Dawgs.
I'm ready for our third Sweet 16 appearance in six years, and I'm damn proud of that.
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