The men's basketball team traveled to West Point on Wednesday looking to remain undefeated in the state of New York this season. They did just that, barely. The Bulls (4-2) outlasted the Army Black Knights (4-3), 56-54.
With 10 players returning from last year's roster, the women's basketball team hopes to improve after a 7-23 season. Senior forward Kourtney Brown led the way in the first two games.
The first Mid-American Conference meet for the women's swimming and diving team didn't turn out as the team had hoped.
On Saturday night, the men's soccer team not only had to play against the best team in the Mid-American Conference, but they had to deal with the No.1 ranked team in the country. As expected, the Akron Zips (11-0-1, 4-0-0 MAC) bullied the Buffalo Bulls (5-7-1, 1-2-0 MAC) from start to finish in a 4-0 game. Despite the score, Bulls head coach John Astudillo thought the effort from the Zips was top notch. "I think from almost every aspect on the field, Akron was quite a bit better and more efficient than we were," Astudillo said. The Zips came roaring out of the gates, led by freshman forward Darren Mattocks.
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