butler football
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Butler bests Drake in ‘Battle of the Bulldogs’; first win in rivalry since 2015
“For the first time since 2015, Butler came out on top against the Drake Bulldogs 33-21.”
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Bulldogs crush Toreros on Family Weekend
“‘I thought we started fast, and obviously we were able to control both sides of the line of scrimmage, and that was huge because that’s a really good team, and we were able to get after them pretty early and finish the game. I was really proud of our guys.’”
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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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After the Buzzer: Butler Football vs. Franklin
Butler football played a historic game on Saturday, Sept.12 against Franklin College. The Bulldogs made a statement winning 52-0 at their first shutout game since the 2024 season.
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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.’”