Butler Men's Basketball fans now have an additional ticket option available to watch the Bulldogs in action early in the 2026-27 season at Hinkle Fieldhouse.
 
Four-game Butler non-conference mini-plans will go on sale Wednesday, Sept. 2 at 10 a.m. The customizable plans are for 200-level chairback seats and include four games for only $165.
 
All Butler Non-Conference Mini-Plan Packages include the regular season opener against Lafayette Nov. 2. Fans can then make the following choices to finalize their four-game non-conference mini-plan:

• EITHER the Oct. 11 exhibition against Indiana OR the Oct. 18 exhibition against Indiana State
• EITHER the Nov. 13 game versus Pittsburgh OR the Nov. 27 Black Friday game against Bellarmine
• ONE of the following games: FDU (Nov. 4), Western Carolina (Nov. 17), Northeastern (Nov. 19), Presbyterian (Dec. 2), or USC Upstate (Dec. 16).

 
Beginning Wednesday, fans can purchase mini-plans online or in person at the Butler Athletics Ticket Office at Hinkle Fieldhouse (which is open Monday through Friday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.).
 
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

• Season tickets for the upcoming 2026-27 basketball season are on sale now at butlersports.com/seasontickets. The Bulldogs will once again host all 10 BIG EAST rivals at Hinkle Fieldhouse. Fans can email tickets@butler.edu or call the ticket office at 317-940-3647 for more information on securing season tickets.
• The BIG EAST conference schedule is expected to be released in mid-September.
• Single-game tickets for both non-conference and BIG EAST games will go on sale in mid-September.

 
ABOUT THE BULLDOGS: Butler alum Ronald Nored takes over head coaching duties at his alma mater after spending the last decade on coaching staffs in the NBA. The Bulldogs return five players from last season's roster, headlined by starters Jalen Jackson and Drayton Jones. Jackson helped the Bulldogs to the 2025 Greenbrier Tip-Off title and 5-1 start to the 2025-26 season before missing the remainder of the campaign due to injury. Butler's newcomers include Asim Djulovic, who starred for Mega Superbet in his native Serbia, and Samu Adler, who led his Salon Vilpas team to the Korisliiga league title and earned Player of the Year honors in his native Finland. Three of the team's incoming transfers averaged double figures last season: Treyson Anderson (North Dakota State), Jordan Ellerbee (Florida Gulf Coast), and Christian Moore (The Citadel); that trio joins two power conference additions in Eduardo Klafke (Ole Miss) and Samis Calderon (Kansas).