The final home game for the men's tennis team was its most important match. The Bulls were fighting for the fourth and final seed for the Mid-American Conference tournament and needed all the support they could get. The Bulls trailed 3-2 after the first five decisions and needed to sweep the final two matches to earn the victory.
The Buffalo men's tennis team thought it was going to have a breath of fresh air after this past weekend.
The women's tennis team's season has been filled with streaky performances. After splitting the first two games of its season, Buffalo went on an eight-game winning streak.
With the whole squad watching, junior Sebastian Ionescu held the fate of the men's tennis team's match against Western Michigan on his racket with a winner-take-all third-set tiebreaker. In the game's final hit, Ionescu connected on a return volley.
The men's tennis team had a nine-day layover between its 6-1 victory in Gulf Shores, Ala., on March 14 and its Mid-American Conference opener Saturday.
The men's tennis team responded from an unsettling Saturday loss to finish its weekend on a high note Sunday. The No.
World-famous sustainability proponent Annie Leonard will tell her Story of Stuff at UB Tuesday. She will speak at the Center For the Arts beginning at 7 p.m. Leonard is best known for her work leading up to the Story of Stuff project, in which she talks about the culture of waste with "stuff" today.
The men's tennis team is no stranger to 4-3 decisions. On Saturday, the No. 72 Bulls (5-1) defeated Marist (1-2) 4-3 - their third straight 4-3 victory - in Poughkeepsie.
The men's tennis team is no stranger to 4-3 decisions. On Saturday, the No. 72 Bulls (5-1) defeated Marist (1-2) 4-3 - their third straight 4-3 victory - in Poughkeepsie.
The men's tennis team is no stranger to 4-3 decisions. On Saturday, the No. 72 Bulls (5-1) defeated Marist (1-2) 4-3 - their third straight 4-3 victory - in Poughkeepsie.
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