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Loyola KO’s ice cold Braves

The men’s basketball team could have swept its season series with Loyola-Chicago on Wednesday. The men also could have won consecutive games for the first time this season. However, the Braves’ cold shooting prevented them from doing either. Bradley lost 54-43 to the Ramblers in…

Women’s tennis earns first four game winning streak in seven years

The Bradley women’s tennis team notched a 4-3 victory against Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis last Saturday in Indianapolis, before getting a 6-1 win against Butler later that same day. Against IUPUI, Bradley built a quick 3-0 lead by taking two of three doubles…

A review of Super Bowl 50

With Super Bowl 50 in the books, the Denver Broncos look to rest on their victory and enjoy the spoils. Perhaps the most speculated question heading into the offseason will be whether Payton Manning retires or not. Football may be a team sport, but announcers…

One on one: Which NHL West team is the best?

Chicago Blackhawks Mike Irace The second half of the NHL season is officially underway, and it’s time to decide who is the best in the West. Three teams in the Western Conference make a case for that title: the Chicago Blackhawks, the Dallas Stars and…

Getting to know ‘D-LO’

On Nov. 13, the Bradley men’s basketball team began a new chapter in the history book that already contains so many thrilling moments. The first page of this chapter was more thrilling than all that had come before for Braves’ freshman combo-guard Dwayne Lautier-Ogunleye. On…

Softball leads off season at Kajikawa Classic

The Bradley women’s softball team has traveled to the West Coast for some warmer weather.. The women will open their season in the Kajikawa Classic, which starts today in Tempe, Arizona. They will face Nevada, Seattle, Boise State, Utah State and Northwestern in the tournament.…

Bradley holds on for its second conference win

Led by a strong start offensively and conclusive execution at the free throw line, the Bradley men’s basketball team picked up its second Missouri Valley Conference win against Indiana State Saturday. “The Braves (4-21, 2-10) were led by sophomore and freshman forwards Donte Thomas Luuk…

Women’s basketball aces Evansville to snap skid

Led by junior Leti Lerma’s 16 points and seven rebounds, the Bradley women’s basketball team snapped a four game losing streak with a 66-52 win over the University of Evansville Friday. The Braves (6-15, 2-8) had three players in double figures on a night where…

Baseball 4th, Softball 8th in preseason polls

The baseball coaches of the Missouri Valley Conference released their preseason poll Wednesday, predicting a fourth place finish for the Bradley baseball team with a total of 35 points. The coaches selected Missouri State (60 points) to repeat as conference champions, receiving five of eight…

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