Yes BY BRANDON YOUNAN The NFL should be playing games in London year-in and year-out because they are trying to expand the most popular sport in America to a market the sport could easily transition into. The NFL has been scheduling games in London since…
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Senior center Koch Bar led Bradley with 15 points and eight rebounds in a 69-57 win over Norfolk State. Photo by Kayla Johnson.
The women’s basketball team entertained Division III Eureka College in a Saturday matinee and out rebounding it by 40 to set the largest rebounding margin in Bradley basketball history. The Braves led from start to finish and claimed the victory 101-39. Bradley led in every…
It was a tale of two halves in Bradley’s 65-56 win over UIC at Carver Arena on Saturday night. In the first half, the Braves shot a dismal 28.6 percent from the floor, including 0-9 from three, and headed to the locker room down 33-25.…
The women’s basketball team officially opened its 2019-20 season on the road the first time since 2016-17 with a trip through Michigan. Led by native Michigander and head coach Andrea Gorski, The Braves beat Oakland on Friday and fell to the University of Michigan on…
Bradley soccer survived and advanced in the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament on Wednesday with a 2-0 victory over Evansville. The Braves made program history with the win as it marks the first time the Braves have beat the same opponent three times in a single…
Senior center Koch Bar appears to have bulked up over the offseason and two games into the season, the results are showing. The 6-foot-11-inch center registered his first double-double since his freshman year in the season-opening loss at Saint Joseph’s and followed that performance with…
With just two weekends remaining in the 2019 season, the Bradley volleyball team is on solid footing as it begins to make its final approach to the Missouri Valley Conference tournament. Last weekend, Bradley split a weekend-homestand with Drake and league-leading Northern Iowa. The Braves…
Ever since the 2013 Boston Red Sox World Series run and championship, I have been a strong believer that the better hair a team has, the more successful that team is. Every player on that 2013 roster grew a luscious playoff beard along with a…
Yes BY JACOB STEINBERG Baseball fans have grown accustomed to bad calls being a determining factor in the outcome of a game. The age of the automated umpire has dawned upon us, and it’s time to implement. Automated umpires will make the game more efficient…