Two thousand miles away from the Hilltop, Bradley traded the chillness of a Midwest November, where leaves have begun to make an exodus from their branches, for the wet, humid air of a San Francisco night. Outside the stadium, winds reached 15 miles per hour,…
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On Nov. 6, 2023, then-junior Kaylen Nelson made her Bradley debut at the Renaissance Coliseum against Kansas City and scored 31 points. It was the seventh-highest point total in Bradley women’s basketball history. Since that moment, two years ago, she’s been through hell. An ACL…
Bradley soccer’s season finale against Drake mirrored much of their year: flashes of promise, but ultimately another night where they were unable to deliver the result needed. The Braves were looking to snap a winless streak that dated back to mid-September as well as pick…
Bradley volleyball wrapped up its final home weekend of the season with back-to-back wins over the Indiana State Sycamores and the Evansville Aces, showcasing some of the team’s best plays of the year and highlighting major growth since the start of the season. The Braves…
The NCAA recently approved rule changes that will allow collegiate athletes to bet on professional sports, with the changes set to take effect on Nov. 22 following a brief delay from the original Nov. 1 date. Despite the changes, there is still much debate over…
Now that we’re ten weeks into the NFL season, we’ve seen plenty of newcomers emerge in the race for the Lombardi as well as a few familiar faces. The Scout Sports staff has made their picks for who will win the Super Bowl this year…
Since 1938, the Bradley basketball team has had eight games in which they shot below 35 percent from the field, under 20 percent from three and were outrebounded by seven or more. They’ve lost every single time. In fact, a Division I team has only…
Bradley walked out of halftime up ten against Central Michigan – firmly in control of its first home game of the season. On the first possession after the break, the Chippewas threw the ball to center Nathan Claerbaut, who got deep post position on senior…
As you walk into Bradley’s shootarounds, you’re engulfed in action. The sound of balls hitting the court all at once fills the gym, making it hard to concentrate. Players are stretching, working on their ball-handling or getting shots up before coach brings them together for…
The small press conference was quiet as the players filed in and took their seats. The room was clouded by disappointment after the Braves blew a 16-point lead to end their longest season since 1954. There were no tears – they’d shed those after a…