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Red shirt junior receiver Anthony Johnson making a tough catch. Johnson had a Touchdown reception in Saturday's game.
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Gridiron Report Card: Breaking down the Bulls 34-31 win over FAU

The Buffalo Bulls (2-2) had a fantastic showing Saturday night as they got on their first winning streak in almost two years. New head coach Lane Kiffin and his Florida Atlantic Owls (1-3) came in with some hype but Buffalo was ready for them. The Bulls jumped out to a 14-0 lead. The Owls rallied back and the had things tied at half but the Bulls never trailed in the game.


Junior quarterback Drew Anderson hands the ball off to redshirt sophomore running back Emmanuel Reed. Anderson came in after the injury of redshirt sophomore quarterback Tyree Jackson.
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Next man up: UB football pulls out 34-31 win against FAU

The Buffalo Bulls (2-2) took control early Saturday night against the Florida Atlantic Owls (1-3) and jumped to a 14-0 lead in the first 10 minutes of the game. The Bulls came out hot but it looked like it was about to all come crashing down when redshirt sophomore quarterback Tyree Jackson left the game right before half.


Cam Newton looks to be a solid pick in fantasy this week.
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Fantasy Foresight: Fantasy football picks for week three

It’s week three of the NFL season, and there’s been some really bad football as of late. Seven teams failed to put up more than ten points in week two, so choosing the right players to have breakout games is crucial. With stagnant offenses, fielding a competitive team this week will be based on match-ups more than ever. Whether you are looking for a week-by-week team to draft or players to be scared of during this week, this is the place for you.


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The Edge: Buffalo vs FAU

The Buffalo Bulls (1-2) are set to finish up their non-conference schedule this week when they host the FAU Owls (1-2) on Saturday evening. Buffalo secured their first win of the season last week as they rolled through FCS opponent, the Colgate Raiders (1-2) and they will look to keep up the momentum this week.


Pictured above show two generations of a game was created by two UB students called Chip-down.
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Chipping away at success: UB entrepreneurs prepare launch of their new game "Chip-Down"

Bernard Cohen and Joe Ricciardi have found that success is a process with their new business and backyard golf game, Chip-Down. Cohen and Ricciardi, who are both in their fifth year of a combined mechanical engineering and MBA program at UB and launched their business on Kickstarter on Sept. 8 and already exceeded their $12,000 goal. They made a name for their product when they placed second in the Henry A. Penasci Jr. Technology Entrepreneurship Competition. Before its success, the product had some humble beginnings.


Redshirt sophomore quarterback Tyree Jackson runs with the ball on a quarterback keeper. He had the best rushing game of his career with 97 yards and a touchdown.
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Big Play Bulls: UB football dominates Colgate 33-10

The Buffalo Bulls (1-2) manhandled the Colgate Raiders (1-2) Saturday evening, coming away with a 33-10 victory at UB Stadium. The Bulls opened up their season at home with 11,546 fans in attendance. Redshirt sophomore Tyree Jackson looked like it was a scrimmage for him as he accumulated 184 yards through the air and 97 on the ground plus two total touchdowns. He also completed passes of 58 and 46 yards.


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Fantasy Foresight

Every year, fantasy football becomes a bigger part of the football watching experience. It creates a more dynamic way to watch games and allows the spectator to get involved.


Junior middle-blocker Megan Wernette gets ready to set the ball. Wernette is coming off a strong performance in last weekend's tournament. 
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UB Volleyball: humble and hungry

This time last year the Bulls (5-3) were suffering from an eight-game losing streak, a roster almost entirely made of freshmen and on their way to another poor season in the history books.


Junior linebacker Khalil Hodge nails Ualbany player with a tackle. Hodge will be a major factor in the Bulls defense at Saturday's game.
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The Edge: Buffalo vs Colgate

The Buffalo Bulls (0-2) have spent the last two weeks on the edge of victory. They came within 10 of a Big Ten opponent and the game against Army was up in the air until the final minutes.


Redshirt sophomore quarterback Tyree Jackson drops back to deliver a pass in last year's game against Army. The Bulls lost Saturday's game 21-17.
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Gridiron report card: UB vs Army

The Buffalo Bulls (0-2) came to play against a tough Army Black Knights (2-0) team. They had the lead with four minutes left in the game but couldn’t hold on and eventually fell 21-17. They started fast and were up 17-7 in the first 20 minutes of the game. But they stalled out from there and eventually allowed two unanswered touchdowns in the fourth.


Redshirt sophomore quarterback Tyree Jackson runs with the ball during last year's game against Army. The Black Knights won this year's meeting 21-17. 
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Bulls come up short against Army Black Nights

The Buffalo Bulls (0-2) looked like they were going to upset the United States Military Academy for a second straight year, in a game where they were outmatched and regarded as 15 point underdogs. After taking a 17-7 lead into the fourth quarter, the Bulls eventually fell 21-17 to the Army Black Knights (2-0). Army senior quarterback Ahmad Bradshaw was the star of the game for the triple option offense and finished with 25 carries for 147 yards and a touchdown.


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Bulls hang tough in season opener

The last time the Buffalo Bulls (0-1) played a team coached by PJ Fleck, they got shut out 38-0 on national television. Fleck has now left the Mid-American Conference and is in charge of a power five school in the Minnesota Golden Gophers (1-0) and things were very different Thursday night. With five minutes left in the game, the Bulls were within seven and looked like they were going to derail the PJ Fleck hype train.


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Fall sports watchlist

Volleyball - Saturday, Sept. 23 - The Bulls vs The Ohio Bobcats The first conference game of the season The Bulls will take on last season’s third ranked MAC team, the Bobcats. The game will serve as a test to see if the Bulls have moved on from last year’s poor outcome. The start time is 6:00 p.m.


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$18 million dollar UB football field house approved

The University at Buffalo football program just got better: the long dreamt of field house is officially being built. The UB football program has been vying for a field house since the university joined Division-1 athletics in 1998 and through fundraising and philanthropy, the $18 million-dollar project will be underway after approval from the state Division of the Budget. The timeline for the project starts in late July when construction bids are issued and the university hopes to begin building sometime during the fall semester.



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