Butlers Ronald Nored bolsters coaching staff with Kotie Kimble, a seasoned assistant boasting over twenty years of college basketball experience. Kimbles impressive resume includes leading Furman to the NCAA Tournament and guiding Miami to their first Final Four. His track record spans from UNC-Asheville to William and Mary, consistently improving teams and recruiting top talent. Nored is thrilled to have Kimbles recruiting prowess, player development skills, and balanced coaching style as Butler rebuilds their program.

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Treyson Anderson, a 69 forward from North Dakota State, has joined Butler, bringing a winning impact and versatile skills. As a sophomore, he averaged 10.4 points and 5.3 rebounds per game, starting in 19 of 35 games. Anderson, a Class A All-State player from Lincoln, Nebraska, ranked third in the Summit League for blocks and shot 36% from three. He has two years of eligibility left and could significantly elevate Butlers frontcourt game.

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Baron Walker, a standout guard from Noblesville High School, has been selected for the Indiana All-Stars roster, set to face off against Kentuckys top seniors in a highly anticipated two-game series. Walker, who signed with Butler last November, had an impressive senior year, averaging 18.3 points, 5.5 rebounds, 3.8 assists, and 2 steals per game. He shot 41.5% from beyond the arc, making 115 out of 277 attempts. With his recent Junior All-Star honors, Walker is poised to make a significant impact at Butler next season.

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Emerson Kampen, a former Butler basketball player and two-time national champion, returns as an assistant coach under new head coach Ronald Nored. Kampens impact on the team is significant, having served in various roles and achieving program highs. Nored values Kampens leadership and game sense, and the reunion of teammates and friends is a personal and exciting addition to the coaching staff. With Kampens return, expect a blend of old-school loyalty and fresh energy as Butler builds for the future.

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Butler Universitys new mens basketball coach, Ronald Nored, takes the helm after Thad Mattas retirement. A former Bulldogs star and Indianapolis native, Nored brings a wealth of coaching experience, including leading Brownsburg High School and NBA assistant roles. His NBA background and strong work ethic are expected to elevate Butler basketball, attract top talent, and strengthen community ties.

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Yohan Traore, Butler senior and mens basketball player, was named to the Academic All-District team for his outstanding performance both on and off the court during the 2025-26 season. With a cumulative GPA of at least 3.5 and playing in 90% of games or starting in 66%, Traore met the criteria with ease. He completed his history degree this May, demonstrating his ability to balance rigorous academics with high-level basketball. On the court, Traore ranked fourth on the team with 8.3 points and 3 rebounds per game, scoring double figures eleven times, including two games with 20 or more points. This recognition highlights Traores all-around effort and sets a strong example for his teammates and future Bulldogs.

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Butler Universitys Thad Matta Retires, Stays on as Special Assistant: A Look at His Impact and the Search for His Successor

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