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Jason Berger, founder of UB Skydiving, jumps with former student Jillian Schuppenhauer. On Saturday, Berger will dive into UB Stadium to deliver the football team's game ball.
Courtesy of Jason Berger
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Dropping the ball

Jason Berger, founder of UB Skydiving, jumps with former student Jillian Schuppenhauer. On Saturday, Berger will dive into UB Stadium to deliver the football team's game ball. Courtesy of Jason Berger Jason Berger will be getting high and dropping out before


Sophomore midfielder Russell leads the men’s soccer team with eight goals this season. He scored twice in Buffalo’s 4-0 victory over the Bonnies Tuesday.
Kainan Guo, The Spectrum
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Bulls' defense dominates St. Bonaventure

Sophomore midfielder Russell leads the men?s soccer team with eight goals this season. He scored twice in Buffalo?s 4-0 victory over the Bonnies Tuesday. Kainan Guo, The Spectrum Half of the men?s soccer team?s losses this season have been decided by one goal.


Interim head coach Alex Wood addresses his team after practice Tuesday. Wood’s first game as head coach will be this Saturday against Central Michigan. Yusong Shi, The Spectrum
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A new start

Interim head coach Alex Wood addresses his team after practice Tuesday. Wood?s first game as head coach will be this Saturday against Central Michigan.


Senior Safety Adam Redden is one of most active members of Buffalo’s defense,
often making large hits on opponents.
Chad Cooper, The Spectrum
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Buffalo's 'scariest' athletes

With Halloween approaching, The Spectrum lists the five ?scariest? athletes on campus. These athletes put fear into opposing teams with their talent and playing style and leave opposing coaches awake at night trying to figure out how to stop them. Senior Safety Adam Redden is one of most active members of


Art by Jenna Bower
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The White moves

Art by Jenna Bower With the firing of football head coach Jeff Quinn Monday, Athletic Director Danny White has changed eight coaches since arriving in Buffalo in May 2012. White has acted swiftly with coaching changes, regardless of a coach?s tenure or contract situation, when a program didn?t perform up the standards of his movement to make Buffalo ?America?s next big-time athletic brand.? White?s hires have been a combination of young coaches who were some of the most elite athletes as players and experienced head coaches who had success at other universities. June 2013 Women?s basketball Predecessor: Linda Hill-MacDonald (75-137, 35-77 MAC) White?s hire: Felisha Legette-Jack (29-33, 18-16 MAC) White?s first head-coaching hire was Felisha Legette-Jack after UB Athletics announced they would not renew the contract of seven-year head coach Linda Hill-MacDonald May 30, 2012 ? three days before White took office as Buffalo?s A.D. Legette-Jack starred Syracuse women?s basketball team before coaching Hofstra and Indiana to four combined WNIT appearances.


Junior quarterback Joe Licata said the Bulls believe they can still compete for a bowl game. Buffalo will need to win at least four of its last five games to become bowl eligible.
Chad Cooper, The Spectrum
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Bulls excited to finish season under coach Wood

Junior quarterback Joe Licata said the Bulls believe they can still compete for a bowl game. Buffalo will need to win at least four of its last five games to become bowl eligible. Chad Cooper, The Spectrum As Athletic Director Danny White continues his national search for the next Buffalo head football coach, the players continue to work toward their goal of a bowl game in 2014. Former head coach Jeff Quinn and the Buffalo players held practice Monday after Saturday?s 37-27 loss to Eastern Michigan.


Senior defender Sophie Therien takes a corner kick. The team will travel to
Mount Pleasant, MIchigan to take on Central Michigan this Friday. Chad Cooper, The Spectrum 
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#UBTop10

Senior defender Sophie Therien takes a corner kick. The team will travel to Mount Pleasant, MIchigan to take on Central Michigan this Friday.


Junior quarterback Joe Licata threw for 383 yards and three touchdowns Saturday, but also threw two crucial interceptions - one of which came in the red zone. Courtesy of Jon Fuller, UB Athletics
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Bulls Breakdown

Junior quarterback Joe Licata threw for 383 yards and three touchdowns Saturday, but also threw two crucial interceptions - one of which came in the red zone.


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