| − | DBU participates in athletics at the Division II level, except for baseball in which they participate at the Division I level. The baseball program has produced several Major League players, among them [[Ben Zobrist]]. A tradition during every evening baseball game is when the nearby Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery plays "Taps", play is stopped and the crowd remains silent until playing is finished.<ref>https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/dallas-baptist-university-baseball-team-salutes-military-service-2/2111682/</ref> Athletic teams were formerly known as the Indians with a blue and gold color scheme, but changed in the late 1980's to the Patriots and adopted the American national colors of red, white, and blue. | + | DBU participates in athletics at the Division II level, except for baseball in which they participate at the Division I level. The baseball program has produced several Major League players, among them [[Ben Zobrist]]. |
| | + | A tradition during every evening baseball game is when the nearby [[Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery]] plays "[[Taps]]" at 7PM local time, baseball play is stopped, and the crowd stands and remains silent until playing is finished.<ref>https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/dallas-baptist-university-baseball-team-salutes-military-service-2/2111682/</ref> |
| | + | Athletic teams were formerly known as the Indians with a blue and gold color scheme, but changed in the late 1980's to the Patriots and adopted the American national colors of red, white, and blue. |