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(01/23/02 5:00am)
With the Christmas season come and gone, Packers quarterback Brett Favre showed the type of generosity that is only paralleled by that fat jolly guy who has a propensity for bouncing little boys and girls on his knees.
(11/28/01 5:00am)
With each second that ticks off the clock, a little piece of you dies. Time is working against you and your team synonymously. It appears there is no way that Toledo will be able to defeat Western Michigan by more than 14.
(11/28/01 5:00am)
While classes may not have been in session, the young UB Bulls men's basketball team learned a lot over the Thanksgiving break: They learned how to function together as a unit.
(11/19/01 5:00am)
On the road to respectability in the MAC, the Bulls hit a large roadblock in the Akron Zips. Saturday's disheartening 41-14 loss at home gave Buffalo a reminder of just how much farther they have to go after the two previous Saturdays showed fans just how far they had come.
(11/16/01 5:00am)
When Tiffany Bell, Sonia Ortega and Mari McClure donned their graduation caps and gowns, the UB women's basketball program lost more than the heart and soul of their team. They also lost 75 percent of their offense. To put it in perspective, all returning players from last year's squad averaged under 10 points per game for the 2000-01 campaign.
(11/05/01 5:00am)
No, this is not another misprint.
(10/29/01 5:00am)
In the spirit of the season, the Bulls felt like they had received a special Halloween treat when Joe Freedy's pass intended for Dan Lindsay deflected off Lindsay's fingertips and ricocheted directly into the waiting arms of Maurice Bradford. Bradford caught the ball in stride and ran a clear path into the end zone to give the Bulls a commanding 20-10 lead with 3:27 left in the third quarter.
(10/26/01 4:00am)
Their effort has been evident in every on-field encounter the Bulls have had this year. Unfortunately, victors are not determined by the amount of energy expended or the blood lost in battle.
(10/22/01 4:00am)
During Doug Flutie's tenure at Buffalo, there was a lot of heated debate over the merit of what was labeled "the Flutie magic." Does this vertically challenged quarterback really have mystical powers that have enabled him to post a 35-16 record as a starter? Is he a misunderstood savior sent from the heavens to lead Buffalo to the promised land only to have been exiled by the evil Johnsonians? Or is he just an aging quarterback with average skills, instilling false optimism and unfulfilled dreams, applying the same principles that makes Dionne Warwick so inviting to housewives and underdogs around the country, giving them something to hang their hats upon? Is his so called "magic" just tomfoolery and shenanigans, serving as fodder for the little guy to feed upon? Is he just a reminder to us that, to paraphrase Tom Petty, even the losers get lucky sometimes?
(10/15/01 4:00am)
Coming into Saturday's contest against the Marshall Thundering Herd, the Bulls figured their rating as the ninth-best passing defense in the nation was in jeopardy. They knew that Heisman-hopeful Byron Leftwich and company might even eclipse 300 yards through the air, a mark no opposing quarterback has surpassed this season. They just didn't expect it to happen in the first half.
(10/08/01 4:00am)
The Bulls had heard going into Saturday's game against Miami that RedHawk return man Eddie Tillitz was a game breaker, someone who can change the course of a game any time he gets his hands on the ball. If they didn't believe it then, they do now.
(10/05/01 4:00am)
Last season, the Bulls were a missed 21-yard field goal away from pulling off a major upset against perennial MAC East title contender, the Miami of Ohio RedHawks.
(10/01/01 4:00am)
By MATT ALBERT
(09/26/01 4:00am)
Professional football may have brought smiles back to the faces of many around the league this weekend. That wasn't the case in Buffalo, as Peyton Manning left Bills fans looking at the heavens screaming, "Why, why?"
(09/24/01 4:00am)
Lalime Solid in Sens' Win
(09/19/01 4:00am)
This Sunday, the Bills will travel into the hostile confines of the RCA Dome to try and detain the explosive offensive attack of the Indianapolis Colts in a battle of fierce AFC East rivals. It has kind of a hollow ring to it with everything else going on in the world, doesn't it? Compared to the craggy desolation of the mountains of Afghanistan, the RCA Dome is the equivalent of a Holiday Inn. So were the jungles of Vietnam, for that matter.
(09/14/01 4:00am)
The Buffalo-Army football game scheduled for this Saturday at West Point, N.Y. has been added to the list of cancellations in response to the national tragedy, team officials announced Wednesday night. The schools are currently looking at options to re-schedule the game at a later date.
(09/14/01 4:00am)
The popular opinion throughout the sporting world is that the National Football League made the right decision in canceling the games this weekend in respect to the tragic events that took place in New York City. Certainly, one cannot even begin to put into words the magnitude of what took place Tuesday morning. While our timeline is broken down into Before and After Christ, America may well have to add an AB (After Bombing) category because every day after Tuesday will never be the same as the comparatively frivolous days beforehand when our country dealt with such minor issues as health care, education, and poverty. (Again, this is all relative).
(09/10/01 4:00am)
The Bills did everything they wanted to accomplish in the first half of the season opener against the New Orleans Saints. The defense dominated, limiting the Saints to only one first down the entire first half. They established a running game and dominated the time of possession battle in taking a 6-0 halftime lead. In fact, they played such a solid first half that they decided to take the second one off.
(09/07/01 4:00am)
This summer I moved into my fraternity house with three thoughts in mind. Parties, parties, and more parties. So last Friday, our fine organization, which will continue to go unnamed because of the vindictive nature of a malicious Gestapo unit, otherwise known as the Buffalo Police Force, set out to kick the year off with a bang. We stocked up on an array of delicious cold beverages and set up good clean fun events such as a wet T-shirt contest and various games of beer pong.