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Butler Bulldogs vs. Dayton Flyers Bud and Jackie Sellick Bowl October 17th, 2026

Fans, Are you ready for the 2026 NFL schedule? Next Dayton Flyers game of the season is on Saturday, October 17th 2026! We are lowering our on sale prices for all the Dayton Flyers playoff and preseason playing at Bud and Jackie Sellick Bowl, IN. Buy your Dayton Flyers tickets in Indianapolis right here. Getting tickets to see the Dayton Flyers in Indianapolis is more than just catching a game, it’s about being part of a tradition that’s woven into college basketball history. The Flyers have this knack for showing up big when it counts, whether it’s their unforgettable 1998 Atlantic 10 Championship win or their gritty 2016 title run that had fans buzzing. Over the years, they’ve had standout players who made national waves, and coaching legends like Coach Purnell have helped shape their story of resilience and growth. When you’re there, you feel the buzz, the marching bands, the roaring cheerleaders, the energy that makes every game feel like a big deal. It’s not just about the game, it’s about the community, the shared excitement, and those little moments that stick with you long after the final buzzer. Buying your tickets is easy and stress-free, with options to grab parking passes too, so you don’t have to sweat the logistics. Trust us, being part of a packed house of fellow fans in Indianapolis makes the whole experience way more electric. Don’t miss out on this chance to cheer your team, it’s going to be one for the books.

The Bud and Jackie Sellick Bowl is more than just a stadium; it's a cornerstone of community spirit and history, especially for Dayton Flyers Indianapolis fans. Since its first event back in 1965, the Bowl has become a hub where unforgettable moments happen, like the annual fall races that draw crowds from all over, a tradition that’s been going strong since 1975. It’s not just about the games either, this place has seen everything from heartfelt concerts, like the 2002 harmony gathering featuring artists from regions torn apart by conflict, to lively tailgate scenes. The seating options are surprisingly diverse, with Rider Seating providing accessible spots perfect for motorcycle enthusiasts or anyone who needs a little extra legroom. Parking is a breeze thanks to the accessible lot, and the sightlines are spot-on for catching all the action. The stadium's layout feels cozy yet lively, with the main gate facing east and easy directions, just head north on the primary street until the third signal, and you’re in the heart of it. Whether you’re a diehard Flyer supporter or just in town looking for a memorable experience, the Sellick Bowl is where history, community, and good times collide.