Buzby’s first-place finish among top results for UB at MAC Championships
By HENRY DALEY | Feb. 26The final points tally didn’t live up to the Bulls’ hopes, but that didn’t take away from some impressive individual performances.
The final points tally didn’t live up to the Bulls’ hopes, but that didn’t take away from some impressive individual performances.
Fifth-year Ambre Amat and junior Esmee Andresen earned MAC doubles team of the week, the second time the pair earned such an award this season.
The Bulls lost 57-66 against Northern Illinois at Alumni Arena on Wednesday, dropping UB into a tie for the fourth playoff spot in the Mid-American conference (MAC) standings.
UB had lost 11 straight Mid-American Conference (MAC) games before Tuesday.
The team’s recruiting class currently ranks 11th out of 12 teams in the Mid-American Conference (MAC).
The Bulls will look to continue their impressive non-conference play in Florida next week.
UB women’s basketball (14-9, 7-5 MAC) faced off against the Akron Zips (9-14, 4-8 MAC) but failed to get the job done, as they lost 65-54.
The Bulls have six games remaining in the regular season and currently sit 4.5 games outside of a MAC tournament berth. Their plan? “Go 6-0,” one player said.
With just seven games remaining in the season, the Bulls playoff hopes remain grim.
Two school records, new all-time top ten marks and plenty of personal bests: there was plenty to celebrate as on UB's track and field team last weekend.
Continuing a season-long trend, UB turned up the heat in the second half to clinch the win.
With 40 seconds left in regulation, Georgia Southern took its first lead of the game 72-70. It looked like another disappointing UB loss was inevitable.
The shakeup includes at least eight new hires, with several other coaches changing roles.
UB played their lowest scoring game of the season but won off their constricting defense.
UB men’s basketball dropped to last place in the MAC on Tuesday night after they lost to the Bowling Green Falcons.
The victory gave UB their ninth home win of the season and has kept them in fourth place in the MAC standings.
The Bulls remain in 11th place out of 12 teams in the conference standings, and are now three and a half games back from the final MAC playoff spot with nine games left to play.
The Bulls' win pushed UB into fourth place in the MAC standings, giving them a potential home playoff game in the conference tournament.
The Bulls lost their seventh straight game on Tuesday, dropping them to 2-18 on the year.