Butler basketball releases schedule with home games against UConn and St. John's
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Last updated Sep 14, 2026

Butler basketball has announced its 2026-27 Big East schedule. The Bulldogs will begin conference play on December 12 against Providence and have three notable home games during the holiday season: Marquette on December 23, UConn on December 31, and St. John's on January 3. The season will conclude with a home game against Seton Hall on March 6, leading to the Big East Tournament set for March 10-13 in New York. The schedule features a mix of exhibition games and regular season matchups ahead of these critical conference games.
- •Butler opens Big East play at Providence on December 12.
- •Home games against strong teams include UConn and St. John's.
- •Regular season concludes on March 6 against Seton Hall.
- •Big East Tournament scheduled for March 10-13 in New York.
- 4:05 PMYahoo Sports — Butler basketball schedule includes home games vs. UConn, St. John's near Christmas
"Butler basketball's Big East schedule is released. The Bulldogs have a holiday stretch of home conference games, including UConn and Braylon Mullins.
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