Multiple UB football players and commits enter transfer portal
By ANTHONY DECICCO | Dec. 8, 2021Six UB football players have officially entered the transfer portal as of Dec. 7, according to 247Sports.
Six UB football players have officially entered the transfer portal as of Dec. 7, according to 247Sports.
UB football (4-7, 2-5 MAC) lost an overtime heartbreaker to the Northern Illinois Huskies (8-3, 6-1 MAC), 33-27, in the last home game of the season Wednesday night at UB Stadium.
UB (4-5, 2-3 MAC) is at serious risk of missing out on a postseason bid for the first time in four seasons.
UB has made it a habit of playing in close games this season.
Following back-to-back conference losses to Western Michigan and Kent State, UB found itself desperately needing a win heading into Saturday’s home matchup against Ohio.
Following back-to-back conference losses to Western Michigan and Kent State, UB’s back was against the wall heading into Saturday’s home matchup against Ohio.
Following a gut-wrenching 35-34 win over Old Dominion (1-3) last week, UB football (2-2) will kick off Mid-American Conference play against the Western Michigan Broncos (3-1) Saturday afternoon at UB Stadium.
UB has been invited to join the Buffalo Bills’ new stadium project by Pegula Sports and Entertainment, according to Tim Graham of The Athletic.
After a tough 28-25 loss to 16th-ranked Coastal Carolina last week, the Bulls staved off a furious late-game comeback to defeat the Old Dominion Monarchs, 35-34, at S.B. Ballard Stadium Saturday.
Following a 28-25 loss to No. 16 Coastal Carolina last week, UB football will head to Norfolk, VA to take on the Old Dominion Monarchs at S.B. Ballard Stadium Saturday night.
Despite a valiant effort against one of the top teams in the nation, Coastal Carolina’s highly efficient multiple offense scheme proved to be too much for the Bulls.
Following a disappointing 28-3 loss to Nebraska last week, the Bulls (1-1) are back in Buffalo to take on the 16th-ranked Coastal Carolina Chanticleers (2-0) Saturday afternoon.
After a dominant 69-7 Week One victory over FCS foe Wagner last week, UB football found itself on the opposite side of the scoreboard against Nebraska Saturday afternoon.
After a dominant 69-7 Week One victory over FCS foe Wagner last week, UB football (1-1) found itself on the opposite side of the scoreboard against Nebraska Saturday afternoon.
The Bulls dominated Wagner in all three facets of the game, beating the Seahawks 69-7 in front of a raucous student section — and a recorded 13,063 people — Thursday night.
After a historic 2020 season that saw the Bulls secure a Camellia Bowl victory and the first AP Top 25 ranking in program history, UB football returns with a full 12-game schedule in 2021-22.
UB football head coach Maurice Linguist said Tuesday that more than 90% of his team is vaccinated ahead of its season opener against Wagner Thursday night.
With an almost entirely new coaching staff and just 18 days to go before their season opener against Wagner at UB Stadium, the Bulls find themselves in uncharted territory for a team in late August.
UB is hiring Joe Cauthen as its new defensive coordinator, according to Pete Thamel of Yahoo! Sports.
With assistant coaching experience at the Power Five and NFL levels, Maurice Linguist takes over a UB program that has won more games than any other Mid-American Conference team since 2017.