Football
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OT: Sideline reporters deserve their flowers
Overtime, or “OT,” is an opinion column series where the Collegian takes national sports headlines or polarizing topics and gives them a Butler-centric angle. On Sept. 12, the nation watched as the then-No. 4 Texas Longhorns scored 21 unanswered points in the fourth quarter to complete an improbable comeback and stun the then-top-ranked Ohio State…
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Butler retains Hoosier Helmet in rivalry win over Valparaiso
“This win marks the fifth consecutive year that Butler has kept the Hoosier Helmet in Indianapolis.”
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Butler football wrecks Chicago State on Homecoming
“Graduate running back Desmin Jackson rushed for a career-high 164 yards, including a 72-yard touchdown run in the late stages of the fourth quarter, as the Bulldogs beat Chicago State 47-20 on Homecoming weekend.”
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Meet Will Beesley: New Bulldog linebacker with Ivy League roots
“Beesley hopes that his lone year on the field for the Bulldogs is not just a successful one individually but that his work in pushing the mentality of head coach Kevin Lynch helps younger players find success in the future.”
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Butler football overwhelms Franklin en route to a shutout victory
“In the 60th all-time meeting between Franklin College and Butler University, the Dawgs erupted for a 52-0 statement in the Bud and Jackie Sellick Bowl.”
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Butler Football team overpowered by Montana State
“In the first-ever meeting between the Butler Bulldogs and Montana State Bobcats, the defending FCS national champion used size and speed to its advantage, as the ‘Cats shook off a shaky start to race past the Bulldogs 51-24.”
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Football season preview: One for all, all for one
“‘This is a group that’s excited to play with each other and for each other.’”
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Butler escapes season opener against Georgetown College (KY)
“‘They are the ones that make it happen, I’m just the one who carries the ball.'”
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‘Organized chaos’: A week with Butler football
‘“That motivation of being so close actually pushes us further to get past that barrier; you want to push past it.’”
