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Carey's Corner

Welcome, one and all, to a new semester of Buffalo sports. The weather outside is still frightful, but we no longer have the thought of the holidays to keep our spirits up. To make the long trek to summer easier, we at The Spectrum are introducing you to a new feature: Carey's Corner.


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Bulls Walk-On Too Much For Akron

While most students were off avoiding reality during winter break, the men's basketball team was hit with a harsh reality check ? Mid-American Conference play. The Bulls dropped their first two games in the MAC after a surprising start in non-conference play.


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Glens Falls Kid Made It Rain at Alumni

People who witnessed the men's basketball team play on Thursday night left Alumni Arena talking about one name that they probably won't soon forget - Jimmer Fredette. The All-American left fans with dropped jaws after his 28-point second half performance led No.


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You're the Problem

Alumni Arena's maximum capacity is currently 6,100 seats. The average attendance this season for men's basketball games is currently 1,499 people per game. One word comes to mind when seeing that number ? embarrassing. Not every city is lucky enough to have a Division 1-A basketball team that is competitive almost every year and plays in such an accessible location.


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"Tuck, Duck and Get Ready For Some Puck"

The best hockey players in the world are coming to Buffalo over winter break. And they're all under 20 years of age. The International Ice Hockey Federation's World Under 20 Championship (commonly known as "The World Juniors") is coming to Western New York to bring the best of the best to face off at HSBC Arena. Last year, the U.S.


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Scouting Wisconsin

Green Bay Game Time: 2 p.m. at Alumni Arena on Saturday 2010-11 Record: 4-5 (1-1 Horizon) 2009-10 Record: 22-13 (11-7 Horizon) Last Meeting: Dec.


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Mulkey Steals Show

The men's basketball team played its third Big Four rivalry game of the season on Wednesday night, and its opponent came into Alumni Arena with hopes of stealing a win from the Bulls. Too bad for the Niagara Purple Eagles (2-7, 0-2 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference) that senior point guard Byron Mulkey ? the nation's steals leader ? beat them to it. For their third straight home game, the Bulls (5-3) scored more than 80 points and thus remain unbeaten at home after an 82-64 victory over Niagara.


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Sports Briefs

James Starks Impresses in NFL Debut Former Bulls running back James Starks made his NFL debut on Sunday in the Green Bay Packers' 34-16 win over the San Francisco 49ers.


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Records Sink at Zippy Invitational

There is arguably nothing better on a frigid weekend in Ohio than breaking records. That is just what the swimming team did this past weekend at the Zippy Invitational. The three-day event took place at the Ocasek Natatorium, the home of the Akron Zips.


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Brown's Double-Double Not Enough for Bulls

A poor second-half performance proved to be the downfall for the women's basketball team, despite the 34th career double-double by senior forward Kourtney Brown. The Bulls (4-4) lost to Duquesne (6-1), 67-55 at Alumni Arena in a non-conference battle on Monday night. The first 20 minutes of the game went back and forth; the score was tied seven times, and there were five lead changes.


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Scouting Niagara

2010-11 Record: 2-6, 0-2 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference 2009-10 Record: 18-15, 9-9 MAAC All-Time Series: Niagara leads 55-27 Game Time: Wednesday, 7 p.m. PLAYERS TO WATCH Anthony Nelson (Sr.


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Hamel Reaches 100 Wins

It's hard to be disappointed with historic performances, but the wrestling team did not meet expectations over the weekend. On Sunday, the Bulls participated at the Penn State Open, a tournament that featured several top-25 teams with a number of elite wrestlers.


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"Despite Comeback, Bulls Fall Short"

Luck and great defense are usually a solid recipe for success when trying to win on the road. The men's basketball team didn't have either on Saturday night. The Bulls (4-3) overcame a 19-point second half deficit at the Reilly Center only to fall just short, losing 76-74 to St.


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Bulls Look for a Christmas Miracle

While UB students are getting ready to welcome in the New Year, the women's basketball team will be preparing for one of its toughest challenges of the season. The Bulls (4-3) are participating in the 14th Annual Lehigh Christmas City Classic, where they are set to play Mississippi State (3-1) in the opening round. After a tough 2009-10 season in which they finished 7-23 (3-13 Mid-American Conference), Buffalo has come out with a vengeance this season.


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Bulls Escape West Point

The men's basketball team traveled to West Point on Wednesday looking to remain undefeated in the state of New York this season. They did just that, barely. The Bulls (4-2) outlasted the Army Black Knights (4-3), 56-54.





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