Butler 25, San Diego 24

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Team Stat Comparison
1st Downs	25	29
Total Yards	384	475
Passing	175	260
Rushing	209	215
Penalties	8-86	5-72
3rd Down Conversions	5-12	5-12
4th Down Conversions	0-0	2-4
Turnovers	0	1
Possession	31:59	28:01

Air/Ground Leaders
San Diego Passing   C/ATT YDS TD INT Scudellari 17/28 175 1 0	Butler Passing   C/ATT YDS TD INT Huck 25/38 260 1 1
San Diego Rushing   CAR YDS TD LG Jelmini 22 112 1 15 Rogan 12 49 1 14	Butler Rushing   CAR YDS TD LG Gray 16 113 1 44 Hitchcock 5 50 1 43
San Diego Receiving   REC YDS TD LG Doyle 4 65 1 20 McGough 4 49 0 19	Butler Receiving   REC YDS TD LG Watkins 8 97 1 28 Bohrer 8 79 0 17

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER				USD	BUT
	FG	02:57	Mike Levine 44 Yd	3	0
SECOND QUARTER				USD	BUT
	FG	09:24	David Lang 39 Yd	3	3
	TD	05:43	J.T. Rogan 1 Yd Run (Mike Levine Kick)	10	3
	TD	01:31	Scott Gray 12 Yd Run (Pat Failed)	10	9
	TD	00:29	Patrick Doyle 13 Yd Pass From Sam Scudellari (Mike Levine Kick)	17	9
THIRD QUARTER				USD	BUT
	TD	03:38	Ryan Hitchcock 43 Yd Run (Pat Failed)	17	15
FOURTH QUARTER				USD	BUT
	TD	14:16	Matt Jelmini 11 Yd Run (Mike Levine Kick)	24	15
	TD	09:32	Zach Watkins 21 Yd Pass From Andrew Huck (David Lang Kick)	24	22
	FG	00:01	David Lang 37 Yd	24	25

INDIANAPOLIS -- David Lang hit a dramatic last-second field goal from 37 yards to help Butler edge out conference rivals San Diego 25-24 on Saturday.

Butler (5-0, 2-0 Pioneer League) went into the final quarter down by 2 and watched as San Diego's Matt Jelmini rushed for a quick touchdown to put the Toreros (2-2, 1-1) up by 9.

A touchdown pass by Andrew Huck, followed by a 75-yard drive in the final minute, put Butler within field-goal range of the win. Lang made the kick with 1.9 seconds left.

It was Lang's second field goal. Butler's Ryan Hitchcock and Scott Gray ran for the team's other touchdowns.

USD's Patrick Doyle and J.T. Rogan also ran for TDs.