The Bulldogs host SIUE Tuesday night in a non-conference game in Indianapolis. The 7 p.m. kick at the Sellick Bowl will be streamed live on the Butler Bulldogs Facebook page.

Butler enters the match at 2-7-2 overall. SIUE is 8-1-2 on the year and are receiving votes in the United Soccer Coaches national poll.

THE SERIES: Butler is 1-2-2 in the all-time series with SIUE. All five of the match-ups have come since the 2014. The teams have met in each of the last four regular seasons in addition to a 2016 NCAA Tournament contest. Butler's win came at home during the 2016 season (by a score of 2-2). Later that year, the teams played to a 0-0 draw after 110 minutes in the NCAA Tournament before SIUE advanced on penalty kicks, 5-4. That match was played in Indianapolis.

ONE YEAR AGO: The Cougars got a goal in the 17^th minute from Mohamed Awad and a second goal in the 61^st minute from Devyn Jambga in taking a 2-0 decision in Edwardsville Oct. 10, 2017. SIUE had a 10-7 shot advantage while Butler took the only four corner kicks of the contest. Both teams fought through rain early and strong winds that continued throughout the match. Kyle Dal Santo had the shutout for SIUE, making two saves.

LAST TIME OUT: Visiting Georgetown came away with a 2-0 result over Butler Friday night at the Sellick Bowl in Indianapolis. Goals in the 18^thand 53^rd minute would prove to be the difference in the contest. The Bulldogs controlled the opening 15 minutes of the match before a set piece set up the first score for Georgetown. Kyle Zajec served a free kick into the box and Dylan Nealis headed it in for his first goal of the season and a 1-0 Hoya lead. Georgetown held a narrow edge in shots at 14-12.

HONOR ROLL: Captain Jared Timmer earned a spot on the BIG EAST's five-member weekly honor roll after scoring both goals in a 2-2 tie last week at Evansville. Both of Timmer's goals came as the Bulldogs were playing a man down. Timmer also led the Bulldogs with four shots against Georgetown on Friday night. The two goals at Evansville were his first scores of 2018.

GOING THE DISTANCE: Senior captain Joe Moulden is the only Bulldog to play all 1,056 minutes so far this season. His classmate and fellow center back Kieran Geldenhuys has played all but 12 minutes in the team's 11 matches.

NEW TO THE LINE-UP: Butler's starting XI at Evansville Oct. 2 featured Eric Hollenkamp, Joel Harvey, Ethan King and Justin Savona for the first time in 2018. The starts for Hollenkamp, King and Savona were the first of their respective Butler careers. Hollenkamp became the seventh true freshman to register a start for the Bulldogs this season, joining Gabriel Gjergji, Louie Bulger, Jack Haywood, Eric Conerty, Griffin DeBolt, and Logan Lee.

HELPING FOOT: Marco Charalambous assisted on three of Butler's four goals against Marshall Sept. 26. He becomes the 12^th Bulldog in program history to have three assists in one contest in addition to Matt Morgan, who had four helpers against Valparaiso in a 1991 match.

FOUR SCORE AND…: Butler scored four goals in a match (vs. Marshall, Sept. 26) for the first time in more than two years, dating back to a 4-2 win over No. 5 UC-Santa Barbara Sept. 9, 2016.

DOUBLING UP: Junior Alex Lehtinen scored both goals for the Bulldogs Sept. 22 against Providence, the first multi-goal game of his Butler career. Lehtinen started the scoring with a goal in the 25^th minute; he then followed that by converting a penalty kick in the 88^th minute. For his efforts, Lehtinen earned a spot on the BIG EAST's five-member weekly honor roll.

UP NEXT: Butler returns to BIG EAST play, traveling to DePaul Saturday. The 2 p.m. (Eastern, 1 p.m. Chicago) kick includes a stream produced by DePaul.