Bulldogs work quickly--The Indy Star
No. 25 Butler 76, Indiana St. 48--The Oakland Press
INDIANAPOLIS — Butler coach Brad Stevens likes the way his team is winning.
A.J. Graves scored 26 points and No. 25 Butler beat Indiana State 76-48 on Wednesday night.
Butler (2-0) shot 53 percent from the field, including 12 of 23 3-pointers, and the Bulldogs outscored the Sycamores 49-34 in the second half.
Graves, a senior guard, shot 8-for-12 from the field and made six 3-pointers. Five different Butler players made 3-pointers, and seven different players took at least one shot from beyond the arc. All are capable shooters, making the Bulldogs tough to defend.
Jay Tunnell and Gabriel Moore both scored 10 points to lead Indiana State.
ISU men's basketball can’t find way to beat Butler--Terre Haute Tribune Star
Sycamores Fall To No. 25 Butler On The Road, 76-48--GoSycamores.com
Butler Defeats Indiana State, 76-48--ButlerSports.com
CSU To Play Three Games In Three Days At Glenn Wilkes Classic--csuvikings.com
Titans lose in Rick Majerus' home debut--The Detroit Free Press
Saint Louis tops Detroit Mercy--The Detroit News
Recruiting day--The Detroit News
Detroit Mercy
• F Ian Larkin, Detroit Renaissance
Detroit can't spoil Majerus' home opener--The Detroit News
Saint Louis 66, Detroit-Mercy 58--The Oakland Press
ST. LOUIS — Bryce Husak had 13 points and a career-best seven rebounds off the bench, helping Saint Louis beat Detroit 66-58 and deliver a home-opening victory for new coach Rick Majerus on Wednesday night.
Kevin Lisch was 7-for-8 from the line in the last 1:21 and added 12 points and six rebounds for Saint Louis (3-1). The Billikens were 23-for-28 from the line, Detroit 5-for-8.
Bills piece together a winning puzzle--St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Billikens Down Detroit 66-58 in Home Debut for Majerus--SLUBillikens.com
Titans Fall To Saint Louis--detroittitans.com
Women’s Basketball Wins at Detroit--EMUEagles.com
Titans Drop Home Opener To EMU--detroittitans.com
SIGNING ROUNDUP--The Chicago Tribune
UIC: Illinois-Chicago coach Jimmy Collins didn't announce any signings before Wednesday's departure for the U.S. Virgin Islands Paradise Jam.
Players commit to area schools--Daily Herald College Sports
Illinois-Chicago
Zavion Neely PG 6-1 170 Hope College Prep
The Flames tap the South Side for this explosive combo guard who fits the mold of previous Chicago talents in the UIC backcourt.
Jelani Poston PF 6-6 215 Harmony Christian (Ohio)
This powerful Chicago native is another sign new assistant Tracy Dildy still has the local touch. Poston has been at Lincoln Park and Simeon and Boys to Men Academy before landing in Cincinnati this year.
NU can't find offensive rhythm in loss--Daily Northwestern
Wildcats Fall To Flames, 53-45--NUSports.com
Women's Basketball Downs Northwestern, 53-45--uicflames.com
SIGNING ROUNDUP--The Chicago Tribune
Loyola: John Benkoske, a 6-9 center who led Oskhosh West to its second straight Wisconsin state championship last season, will join his former coach, Lance Randall, who is a first-year assistant at Loyola. Also returning signed letters of intent to Loyola coach Jim Whitesell were Walt Gibler, a 6-7 forward from St. Xavier in Cincinnati, and Jordan Hicks, a 6-6 guard from Rochester Mayo (Minn.). Point guard Courtney Stanley of Kennedy Kenrick Catholic in Norristown, Pa., has yet to submit his letter.
Players commit to area schools--Daily Herald College Sports
Loyola
John Benkoske C/PF 6-9 225 Oshkosh West HS
From the same school that sent Tom Levin and Andy Polka to Ramblerland, along comes this all-Wisconsin preseason pick who already has two state titles on his resume. Averaged 5.7 points and 5.8 rebounds last year.
Walt Gibler PF 6-7 218 St. Xavier HS
Averaged 16.1 points and 7.6 rebounds last year for Ohio's Division I state runner-up. Cincinnati native known for prowess around hoop and ability to get to the line.
Jordan Hicks SF 6-6 200 Mayo HS
Loyola tapped Rochester, Minn., for this swingman who averaged 15 points and 7 rebounds per game last year.
Courtney Stanley PG 6-1 170 Roman Catholic HS
The Ramblers went to Philadelphia to find this guard who's equally adept at shooting and setting up others. Averaged 10 points last year.
Loyola Set To Face Western Michigan In Rare Friday Night Contest--LoyolaRambers.com
Women's basketball: UWGB at Illinois State preview--Green Bay Press Gazette Sports
Women's Basketball Concludes Season-Opening Road Swing at Illinois State, Missouri State--uwgbathletics.com
Ball State falters in 2nd half of loss--The Indy Star
Panthers bare escape claws--Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Sports-Colleges
Ball State basketball still winless after 'heart-breaking loss'--Muncie Star Press
MEN'S BASKETBALL: Cardinals' colossal collapse--Ball State Daily News
MEN'S BASKETBALL: Newell leads team in final minutes but can't get help--Ball State Daily News
Milwaukee mashes Muncie--UWM Post Sports Blog
Newell Scores A Career-High 29 Points In BSU Loss--BallStateSports.com
Comeback Thriller Sends Panthers To 2-0--uwmpanthers.com
Crusaders plan to lean on depth in early going--The Post-Tribune
VU looking to push tempo at times this season--The NWI Times
Two guards headed to VU--The NWI Times
Buggs and Jones commit to Crusaders--VU with David Robb
Lady Penguins begin season with tough losses at Buffalo and Niagra--The Jambar
Women's Basketball Benefits From Trans-Siberian Orchestra Concert--ysusports.com
Men's basketball earns?tournament split in Pauley Pavilon--The Jambar
Men's Basketball: Penguins Return Home to Face Lock Haven--ysusports.com
Men's Basketball Roundup - November 14--The Horizon League
Women's Basketball Roundup - November 14--The Horizon League
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