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Butler University vs Central Connecticut State University, December 5, 2009. Butler won 28-23 and had zero penalties. Central had four leading to four Butler first downs. This was Butler's first game of the season without penalties and the first for a CCSU opponent this season. They were also the only team of 46 playing on the weekend of December 3-6, 2009 to accomplish this feat. Previous to this they were averaging 5.18 penalties and 51+ penalty yards per game. CCSU was averaging 5.5 penalties and 50 penalty yards per game coming into the contest.
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