Bolivar, Mo. - The SBU football team wrapped up their home 2025 tour with a game against the #12 ranked Indianapolis Greyhounds. Southwest Baptist had trouble containing the #3 offense in the Nation falling 21-66. This moves them to 3–6 (2-5 GLVC) on the season. 
 
The 21 points by the Bearcats is the most points scored by a GLVC team against the Greyhounds this season. This came from three SBU touchdowns by Kamau Ransom, Jobe Smith, and Peyton Rasmussen. Ransom recorded his 11th touchdown of the season which is tied for the most by a wide receiver in the GLVC. He is the front runner for the conference triple crown award leading in both receptions (59) and yards (900). Smith had potentially the touchdown of the season with a 52 yard touchdown run where he hurdled two defenders en route to the end zone. Rasmussen recorded his first touchdown of the season with his total of 57 receiving yards in the game.
 
Leading to a couple of the touchdowns was receptions from senior Avery Lambert. He recorded 154 yards off six receptions, averaging 25.7 yards per reception. He is now averaging 20.2 yards per catch this season which currently ranks fourth best in SBU single season history. Caleb Saner is close to making his mark in Bearcat history recording 2.5 tackles for loss. He is now sitting at 18.5 on the season, only 2.0 away from tying the record with one game to play.
 
Before the game SBU football got to honor their 14 seniors for their time and effort put into the program, including Ransom and Lambert. Other seniors honored included Shawn Cherry, Collin Sutton, Jed Brandon, Canaan Mullins, Omari Oggs, Jalen Royal-Eiland, JoJo Nichols IV, Jake Beets, Jordan Abercrombie, Gabriel Walls, Josh Koranda, and Ben Stelken.
 
These seniors and the rest of the football squad will get to play together one more time in Fall of 2025. They will travel to Quincy University to take on the Hawks next Saturday November 15th at 1:00pm.