1909–10 Butler Christians men's basketball team

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The 1909–10 Butler Christians[1] men's basketball team represented the Butler University during the 1909–10 college men's basketball season. The head coach was Walter Gipe, coaching his first season with the Christians.[2]

ConferenceIndependent
Record3–4
Headcoach
  • Walter Gipe (1st season)
Quick facts Butler Christians men's basketball, Conference ...
1909–10 Butler Christians men's basketball
ConferenceIndependent
Record3–4
Head coach
  • Walter Gipe (1st season)
Seasons
← 1908–09
1910–11 â†’
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1909–10 IAAUS men's basketball independents standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
Columbia– â€“11–0  1.000
Oklahoma– â€“8–0  1.000
Virginia Tech– â€“11–0  1.000
Wake Forest– â€“1–0  1.000
Washburn– â€“4–0  1.000
Whittier– â€“8–0  1.000
Williams– â€“11–0  1.000
Army– â€“14–1  .933
Southwestern (Kan.)– â€“13–1  .929
Grinnell– â€“12–1  .923
Cotner– â€“11–1  .917
Ohio State– â€“11–1  .917
Navy– â€“10–1  .909
Rochester (N.Y.)– â€“17–2  .895
Fordham– â€“16–2  .889
Canisius– â€“15–2  .882
Southern California– â€“21–3  .875
Central University (Ky.)– â€“20–3  .870
Utah– â€“17–3  .850
North Dakota Agricultural– â€“11–2  .846
Brigham Young– â€“9–2  .818
Niagara– â€“13–3  .813
Washington State– â€“12–3  .800
Kansas State– â€“11–3  .786
Oberlin– â€“10–3  .769
Vanderbilt– â€“10–3  .769
New York University– â€“13–4  .765
Lehigh– â€“6–2  .750
LSU– â€“3–1  .750
Seton Hall– â€“6–2  .750
St. John's (N.Y.)– â€“15–5  .750
Swarthmore– â€“9–3  .750
Virginia– â€“12–4  .750
Allegheny– â€“8–3  .727
Notre Dame– â€“10–4  .714
Marietta– â€“7–3  .700
Washington– â€“14–6  .700
Georgia– â€“2–1  .667
Michigan State– â€“10–5  .667
Montana State– â€“6–3  .667
Rhode Island State– â€“6–3  .667
Wisconsin–Stevens Point– â€“2–1  .667
Auburn– â€“11–6  .647
Colgate– â€“9–5  .643
Wesleyan (Conn.)– â€“9–5  .643
Wooster– â€“7–4  .636
Akron– â€“5–3  .625
St. Joseph's– â€“5–3  .625
Baylor– â€“8–5  .615
Illinois State– â€“8–5  .615
Cincinnati– â€“3–2  .600
CCNY– â€“6–4  .600
Dartmouth– â€“6–4  .600
Maine– â€“6–4  .600
Miami (Ohio)– â€“6–4  .600
Bloomsburg– â€“7–5  .583
Bucknell– â€“7–5  .583
Colorado– â€“7–5  .583
Grove City– â€“7–5  .583
Wabash– â€“7–5  .583
Millikin– â€“4–3  .571
Penn State– â€“8–6  .571
Oregon Agricultural– â€“7–3  .700
SUNY-Potsdam– â€“11–9  .550
Cornell– â€“7–6  .538
Princeton– â€“7–6  .538
Pennsylvania– â€“11–10  .524
Arizona– â€“2–2  .500
Delaware– â€“6–6  .500
Trinity (N.C.)– â€“4–4  .500
Kalamazoo– â€“2–2  .500
Oklahoma A&M– â€“3–3  .500
Butler– â€“3–4  .429
Saint Mary's (Calif.)– â€“1–1  .500
Washington and Lee– â€“6–6  .500
Wyoming– â€“3–3  .500
Idaho– â€“8–9  .471
Tennessee– â€“7–8  .467
Bradley– â€“6–7  .462
Denison– â€“6–7  .462
Texas– â€“6–7  .462
Dayton– â€“5–6  .455
Gettysburg– â€“5–6  .455
Mount Union– â€“8–10  .444
Tulane– â€“3–4  .429
Georgetown– â€“5–7  .417
Davidson– â€“2–3  .400
Detroit– â€“2–3  .400
New Mexico– â€“2–3  .400
North Dakota– â€“4–6  .400
Temple– â€“4–6  .400
New Mexico A&M– â€“3–5  .375
Brown– â€“5–9  .357
Colorado Agricultural– â€“1–2  .333
Franklin– â€“3–6  .333
Kentucky– â€“4–8  .333
Lake Forest– â€“3–6  .333
Manhattan– â€“7–15  .318
Springfield (Mass.)– â€“3–7  .300
Union (N.Y.)– â€“3–7  .300
Utah State– â€“3–7  .300
Nebraska Wesleyan– â€“4–10  .286
Ohio– â€“8–11  .421
Trinity (Conn.)– â€“4–10  .286
VMI– â€“2–5  .286
Yale– â€“4–11  .267
William & Mary– â€“8–11  .421
Fairmount– â€“3–10  .231
Syracuse– â€“3–11  .214
Carleton– â€“1–4  .200
Indiana State– â€“2–9  .182
Oregon– â€“1–5  .167
Ole Miss– â€“0–7  .000
Santa Clara– â€“0–5  .000
South Carolina– â€“0–1  .000
Rankings from AP Poll
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More information Date time, TV, Opponent ...
Date
time, TV		 Opponent Result Record Site
city, state
*
 Hanover L 23–38  0–1
  
Indianapolis, IN
*
 Notre Dame L 16–49  0–2
  
Indianapolis, IN
January 21, 1910*
 at Indiana State Normal W 25–8  1–2
 North Hall 
Terre Haute, IN
*
 Wabash L 19–55  1–3
  
Indianapolis, IN
*
 Hanover L 31–53  1–4
  
Indianapolis, IN
*
 DePauw W 27–21  2–4
  
Indianapolis, IN
February 12, 1910*
 Indiana State Normal W 38–15  3–4
  
Indianapolis, IN
*Non-conference game. (#) Tournament seedings in parentheses.
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