Golden State Warriors By Cole Bredahl Sure, the Warriors lost a 3-1 series lead in the Finals last year, but this is a better team now. Despite a 2-1 start to the season, the Warriors will still be the best in basketball. Golden State has…
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Last season saw quite a bit of disparity in the Missouri Valley Conference for women’s basketball. The top three teams, Northern Iowa, Missouri State and Drake, all had at least 14 conference wins and routinely blew out their opponents. On the other end of the…
One of Bradley’s most successful women’s basketball players is back on the Hilltop. 1996 Bradley Athletics Hall of Fame inductee, Andrea Gorski was hired in April to take over the reigns of the women’s basketball team at her alma mater where she should feel right…
The Missouri Valley Conference has a much different look this season. Gone are the days of Wichita State being the overwhelming favorite to win the conference with the departures of Fred Van Vleet and Ron Baker. D.J. Balentine from Evansville and Anthony Beane from Southern…
The Bradley men’s and women’s cross country teams both had dominant outings at the conference championship in Cedar Falls, Iowa, last Saturday. The men won their second straight Missouri Valley Conference Championship in a convincing fashion. The women finished as runner-ups, marking the fourth-straight year…
Jamie Livaudais has made her mark on the Bradley volleyball team during her time in Peoria. The 6’1” junior from Fenton, Missouri, has been one of the Braves’ best outside hitters, accumulating 573 kills throughout her career. At a young age, Livaudais began to play…
The Bradley women’s volleyball team is staring elimination in the face. After two losses this weekend at Evansville and Southern Illinois, it now find itself with a five-match deficit for the six seed in the Missouri Valley Conference standings. In order for the Braves to…
Let’s get this out in the open – the men’s basketball team is not going to be very good this year. We’ll be lucky to win 10 games total, and anything more than three wins in the conference will be a step in the right…
Tens of thousands of people tuned in Nov. 2 to watch Game 7 of the World Series – a historic matchup between the Chicago Cubs and the Cleveland Indians. No matter the result of the game, it would be the end of a dry…