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Saturday, May 18, 2024
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MICHAEL LESLIE


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Bulls Prepare for Purple Eagles

After bouncing back from a disappointing Mid-American Conference opener with an overtime victory against the Elon Phoenix, the UB men's basketball team will return to the friendly confines of Alumni Arena to take on local rival, the Niagara Purple Eagles, on Saturday at 7 p.m.The Bulls stayed over the .500 mark by battling Tuesday en route to their second overtime victory of the young season by defeating the Phoenix 70-63, thus improving their record to 4-2 overall on the season.Though the Bulls' record doesn't reflect a poor start to the season, UB head coach Reggie Witherspoon isn't thrilled with the play of the team in their most recent games."We're kind of fighting and struggling through a struggle period for us, but these are normal at this point in the year," Witherspoon said.


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Bulls Hope to Make History Against Huskies

UB has a chance this weekend to go where no Bulls football team has ever gone before.With a victory over the very solid University of Connecticut Huskies (5-4, 2-3 Big East), the Bulls could raise their win total to three games this season, which would be the highest win total in UB's Division I-A history.If Buffalo plans to make history, however, it will have to replicate the stellar performance they put together against Central Michigan last week.


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Bulls Hope to End on High Note

Buffalo will have one more chance to show its fans what the 2004 edition of the Bulls can do when they take to the field at UB Stadium on Saturday for their final home match-up of the season against the Central Michigan Chippewas.However, they will have to improve on their play from last week's home debacle.


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Football Looks to Bounce Back Against Kent State

After being handled easily by Marshall two weeks ago, the Bulls are coming off a bye week to host the Kent State Golden Flashes and their premier quarterback, Josh Cribbs.Cribbs leads Kent State (2-6 overall, 1-4 Mid-American Conference) into this game as the reigning MAC-East Offensive Player of the Week after torching Ohio University for three touchdowns on 211 yards through the air and a career-high 223 yards on the ground.


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Rugby Suffers Tough Losses

Both the men and women's rugby teams fell one victory short of capturing the New York State Rugby Conference state championships this Saturday at Genesee Community College.After an undefeated regular season, the UB men's club rugby team, known as the "Mad Turtles," came in as the number one seed in the state.


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Bulls Head South to Face Streaking Marshall

The Bulls will have their hands full this Saturday when they hit the road to take on one of the Mid-American Conference's elite in the Marshall Thundering Herd.Marshall has been at the head of the MAC over the course of the last few years and this year is no different.The Herd (3-3, 3-0 MAC) started the season off slow, dropping their first three games, but have bounced back since the beginning of MAC play by taking three consecutive conference contests.Marshall has been known for its high-powered offense and has also produced many NFL players in recent years.


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Volleyball's Losing Streak Continues

The volleyball team's troubles continued this weekend in match-ups against Kent State and Akron. UB was again unable to register its first Mid-American Conference win and extended its losing streak to seven matches.The Bulls faced Kent State (7-6, 4-2 MAC) Friday at Alumni Arena.


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Bulls Hope For History to Repeat at Ohio

The last time the UB football team squared off against the Ohio University Bobcats was the last time the Bulls found themselves ahead on the scoreboard when time expired in the game.Last October, Ohio (1-2, 0-1 MAC) came into UB Stadium and the Bulls handed the Bobcats a 26-17 trouncing for Buffalo's lone victory of the 2003 season.


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