A frantic comeback fell just short as Butler's alumni team All Good Dawgs fell, 80-77, to Fail Harder in the second round of the 2025 TBT Indianapolis Regional Monday night at Hinkle Fieldhouse.
 
All Good Dawgs entered the final portion of the game down 72-61 with the Elam Ending Target Score set at 80. The comeback saw All Good Dawgs pull within a single point at 78-77, get a defensive stop, and then have two three-point attempts to win the game that were no good.
 
Fail Harder then won the game as Jordan Walker tipped in a miss to hit 80 points and the win.
 
The TBT is a winner-take-all, 64-team tournament with a $1 million winning purse.
 
For the second night in a row, Tyler Wideman led All Good Dawgs in scoring. He had 25 points and six rebounds. Ty Groce added 21 points and eight boards. All Good Dawgs was able to convert on only six of their 32 attempts from three-point range.
 
Darius Adams led Fail Harder with 24 points, seven rebounds and five assists.
 
Fail Harder made 10 of their 15 attempts from the field in the second quarter to take a 40-33 halftime lead. They would grow that lead to 17 midway through the fourth quarter before Butler made a small run prior to the Elam Ending began and then another run once the target score was set.
 
Playing in front of Butler fans who had made their way to Hinkle Fieldhouse, All Good Dawgs' run in the TBT ended Monday night after posting a 77-69 win over Shield 219 Saturday afternoon.
  
Fail Harder advances to the TBT Indianapolis Regional championship game, where they will play Carmen's Crew Tuesday night at 8 p.m. at Hinkle Fieldhouse. Carmen's Crew, the defending TBT champions, defeated Fort Wayne Champs, 73-69, Monday night. Tickets for Tuesday's regional championship are available at TBThoops.com and the game will air nationally on FS2.