Women’s basketball edges out win against Niagara, 63-58
By ANTHONY DECICCO | Dec. 9Women’s basketball (2-4) defeated Big 4 Rival Niagara (1-7) 63-58 on Wednesday night at the Gallagher Center in Niagara.
Anthony DeCicco is the Editor-in-Chief of The Spectrum. His words have appeared in outlets such as SLAM Magazine. In 2020, he was awarded First Prize for Sports Column Writing at the Society of Professional Journalists' Region 1 Mark of Excellence Awards. In his free time, he can be found watching ‘90s Knicks games and reading NFL Mock Drafts at 3 a.m.
Women’s basketball (2-4) defeated Big 4 Rival Niagara (1-7) 63-58 on Wednesday night at the Gallagher Center in Niagara.
UB Volleyball (18-12, 10-8 MAC) swept Akron (6-23, 3-15) at Alumni Arena Wednesday night to clinch the No. 6 seed in the upcoming Mid-American Conference Tournament.
Despite a historically bad beginning to the season, Maurice Linguist and the Bulls turned things around. They won five consecutive games (before losing to Ohio Tuesday night) and are in contention for the top spot in the conference.
Ken Jeong sat down with The Spectrum before his speech as a part of UB’s Distinguished Speaker Series to talk about his start of his career in acting, becoming Mr. Chow in “The Hangover” and finding his path in college.
Women’s soccer (5-1-0) picked up its third straight win in a 2-0 shutout over Colgate Sunday at UB Stadium.
UB volleyball (7-2) went undefeated in the WNY Invite, which started last Thursday and ended with two matches on Friday.
I found my passion through The Spectrum, and I encourage you to do the same.
Ever since he was a youth, Dominic Johnson always saw himself pursuing a career in coaching.
Former UB standout Jaret Patterson was released by the Washington Commanders, the team announced Tuesday.
While UB was shut out of the 2022 NFL Draft this past weekend, multiple Bulls signed with NFL teams as undrafted free agents following the event.
The women's basketball team gathers in Alumni Arena Sunday to react to the Selection Sunday results.
“Somehow, the NBA thought it would be wise to force its stars to come together from different cities across the U.S. and play in a meaningless exhibition game,” Anthony DeCicco writes.