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Bradley knocks off Drexel in BracketBusters

Bradley took the floor against the Drexel Dragons in its last non-conference game this regular season last Saturday in its annual BacketBuster contest. In the battle between mid-majors, Bradley solidified its season resume with a 76-60 win as the Braves enter the Missouri Valley Conference…

Men’s Tennis finds success in doubles

The men’s tennis team ended a four-match road swing in Milwaukee before returning home for three matches last weekend. The Braves traveled to Wisconsin to face the Phoenix of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. For the first time in coach Jesse Plote’s tenure, the team swept the doubles matches…

Women’s track and field gets first individual winner

The women’s indoor track season is well under way and the Braves are having strong showings. Saturday, the Braves ran in the Jack Jennett Invitational in Cedar Falls, Iowa, where junior Mary Goldkamp picked up her first victory of the season. Goldkamp finished ahead of…

Men’s tennis duo captures second place in Flight 3 at MVC tournament

The men’s tennis team competed on the weekend of Jan. 22 in the Missouri Valley Conference tournament in Des Moines, Iowa, at Drake University. The tournament began with individual play before moving to doubles play at the end the competition. The Braves had three players…

Fantasy baseball advice: New venues change players’ games

Secrecy, betrayal and the usual soap opera shtick of the last three months of baseball’s offseason made “The Young and Restless” look like a 3-year-old’s innocent fantasy of what it’s like to be a grown up. With players changing homes and feelings hurt on a…

Steroid talk in baseball needs to stop

The Major League Baseball season is officially underway.  Spring training has begun and teams are tuning up for the grueling 162 game schedule. With all the excitement for the season to begin, the media and public are still talking steroids. Specifically, about the news of…

One-on-One: Who is America’s greatest athlete today?

Shaun White Red, white and blue are the four words that sum up America. Red is for the bloodshed we have had to suffer through to become the greatest country in the world. Blue is the color of the collars that make America tick. And…

More bad weather heading into central Illinois

According to the National Weather Service, bitter winter weather is expected to continue through the remainder of February and into March. National Weather Service meteorologist Ed Shimon said to expect a dry and colder than average March that will transition to a mild April. “We’ve…

2010 graduates may suffer economy’s effects for years to come

With about three months before graduation, senior-year students know they will be emerging in the working world during the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression. And seniors likely realize finding a job in an economy with an unemployment rate of 10.6 percent, the highest…

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