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Butler Announces BIG EAST Portion of 2025-26 Men's Basketball Schedule

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The BIG EAST portion of Butler's men's basketball schedule features six weekend home contests, beginning with a Saturday, Dec. 13 match-up at Hinkle Fieldhouse against Providence.

The entire 2025-26 BIG EAST Conference men's basketball schedule was announced Thursday, a 110-game double round-robin slate for a sixth straight year. Game times and television information will be announced at a later date.
 
Additional notes on Butler's 2025-26 BIG EAST schedule:
  • Butler's home BIG EAST schedule includes four Saturday tips, one Friday night game, one Sunday game, two on Tuesdays and two on Wednesdays.
  • Butler's BIG EAST schedule is largely balanced; the Bulldogs will only complete the home-and-home series with one conference opponent (St. John's on Jan. 6 and Jan. 28) prior to playing a BIG EAST foe for the first time (Georgetown on Jan. 31).
  • Butler and Marquette play twice within a five-game stretch for the Bulldogs, with the first meeting at Hinkle Fieldhouse Friday, Jan. 23 followed by a match-up in Milwaukee Feb. 7.
 
Ticket Information:
The Bulldogs will have 19 games on the Hinkle portion of the 2025-26 schedule, beginning with an Oct. 17 exhibition against Notre Dame. Season tickets are currently on sale and orders can be done online, in person at the Hinkle Fieldhouse ticket office, or over the phone. Our ticket staff is happy to work with you directly. Please contact tickets@butler.edu! Announcements regarding mini-pack plans and single-game tickets will be made in the coming days.
 
Butler enters the 2025-26 season off an appearance in the inaugural College Basketball Crown. Coach Thad Matta's Bulldogs have added five impact transfers in Michael Ajayi (Gonzaga), Yame Butler (Drexel), Jalen Jackson (Purdue Fort Wayne), Drayton Jones (South Carolina State), and Yohan Traore (SMU). That group joins returners Finley Bizjack, who averaged 10.3 points per game for the Bulldogs last season; Jamie Kaiser Jr., who missed the entire 2024-25 season with an ankle injury; and Evan Haywood, who started both College Basketball Crown games. Butler also welcomes a Top 25 recruiting class.
 
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