As the NFL’s Thanksgiving Day games approach, it feels time to consider the best day of the year to watch sports. This week, The Scout sports staff gave their opinions on the greatest day to be a sports fan. July 4 By Cristina Solano Nothing…
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Bradley (2-1) women’s basketball bounced back strong on Sunday, defeating Central Michigan (0-3) on the road by a final score of 66-57. The Braves jumped out to a 20-8 lead over the Chippewas in the first quarter and controlled the game from there. “Our goal…
Bradley men’s basketball ended their week with a 76-60 win against Northern Illinois on Saturday night. In the Braves’ (3-1) win on Tuesday night against UTSA, they totaled 15 assists as a team. Bradley recorded 14 versus NIU (2-2), with senior guard Duke Deen leading…
Bradley headlines week two of The Scout’s weekly power rankings. The Valley struggled against tough out-of-conference opponents this week, but some teams kept it close or won outright. During the beginning of the season, the list will be fluid as teams find their footing and…
Last weekend, Bradley volleyball won its final two home games of the season against Missouri State and Southern Illinois, two of its MVC foes. The Braves started against Missouri State on Nov. 8 and won 3-1. The first two sets were all Bradley, winning them…
The Bradley Scout presents our first edition of weekly power rankings for women’s basketball. Contributors Cristina Solano and Ethan Diamond will rank the 12 teams in the Missouri Valley Conference based on numerous factors, including team performance and the quality of opponents. For week one,…
Going on the road is never easy, especially with a brand-new team. That’s the reality Bradley women’s basketball (1-1) faced when traveling to Lindenwood (1-1) for their first road matchup of the season. The Braves fought valiantly, rallying from a large deficit, but couldn’t hang…
The Chicago Bears came into the season with high expectations. After going 7-10 last year, the Bears held the number one pick and used it to select what many believed to be a can’t-miss prospect in USC’s Caleb Williams. In addition to picking up Williams,…
Since joining the Missouri Valley Conference two seasons ago, senior guard Duke Deen has rarely struggled as much as he did in the first two games. The MVC preseason Player of the Year shot 27 percent from the field and 18 percent from three to…
The most challenging aspect of coaching sports is how teams change after every season. A team could see a lot of players return, but it’ll never be the exact team from a year ago, especially in today’s world of college sports and the transfer portal.…