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“I want to bring the program to a top 100
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Every August, students return to classrooms, buy new supplies and
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As Bradley students return for a new year, they are
The past two years have seen one of the largest

Welcome back to The Scouting Report! We’re back this week after the holidays and we had a lot of great basketball to cover. We recap

Bradley women’s basketball looks to focus on their positives despite their loss against Butler, which saw the Braves missing three of their starters. The team

Welcome back to The Scouting Report! We’ve got a packed show this week covering a multitude of sports. Join sports editors Rodrigo Perez and Mason

In Armelia Horton’s head coaching debut for the Braves, Bradley women’s basketball won their home opener despite a busy week. The Braves defeated the Central

In honor of the spooky season, The Scout sports staff picked the scariest players to play against throughout sports history. Ray “The Quarterback Killer” Lewis

Bradley volleyball drops to 7-14 on the season and the team has yet to win a conference game after losing to both Belmont and Murray

Bradley volleyball (7-8) started the conference season at home with two losses to Northern Iowa (UNI) (7-6) and Drake (9-5), both by a score of

In the offseason, Bradley volleyball dipped into the transfer portal looking for some experience in their back line and found a former Power Five libero

Up to this point, many Bradley fall sports have had hot starts to the season. There are streaks that were broken, extended and some that

Bradley volleyball made the trip to Evansville, Indiana last weekend, not to take on an in-conference foe, but to compete in the Southern Indiana Tournament.