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Facebook seems to be at the center of everything nowadays, doesn't it? At least once a week, I see something on Facebook that makes me want to throw my Macbook through the window.
The NBA Playoffs are quickly approaching and the annual Most Valuable Player debate is heating up. I've been watching individual players closely this season, and I have narrowed it down to three possible candidates.
Diego Reynoso and Latosha White have struggled throughout their lives. They both have grown up under difficult conditions, but they are too busy working toward the future to worry about their hardships.
If you are shocked that the Butler Bulldogs are headed to their second-consecutive Final Four appearance, I'm here to tell you that you shouldn't be. All you have to do is take a look at Butler's head coach, and it becomes clear why this team is able to do what it has done.
If I see Barry Bonds' name in headlines again my head is going to explode. Come to think of it, I'm surprised his head hasn't exploded yet considering how big it's gotten over the years; and I'm not talking figuratively.
It's hard to find a guy in sports that's great on and off the playing surface. So many athletes are full of themselves, and it shows in the way they act in the media.
It's been 40 days since the men's basketball team won a game on the road. With the Mid-American Conference Tournament less than a week away, the team is going to have to find a way to make things happen away from Alumni Arena.
Parity has made the Mid-American Conference more competitive than ever before, and the men's basketball team is learning that lesson this season.
It isn't every day that the UB community gets to be a part of something historic. It also isn't every day that a kid who has endured countless obstacles is able to overcome them all and achieve greatness.
It's been a while since Alumni Arena saw a "Sea of Blue," so True Blue stepped up and launched one of the biggest marketing campaigns in recent memory in hopes of getting students out of their dorm rooms and into the arena.
Wrestling is an intense sport. It takes mental toughness and the ability to dominate your opponent physically on the mat to be the best.
It's hard to believe that a matchup between the two top point guards in the Mid-American Conference on Tuesday night didn't get top billing.
The men's basketball team has been a dangerous second-half team this season, but on Saturday evening, it was unable to muster any late-game magic.
True Blue nation has come to know junior forward Mitchell Watt as Mitchell "Swatt." On Tuesday night, Mr. "Swatt" was in strong form, helping the men's basketball team turn in one of its most dominant performances of the season.
Almost two years ago to the day, Ball State halted a record nine game-winning streak by the men's basketball team. On Saturday afternoon, this year's squad couldn't find a way to stop history from repeating itself.
MAIN EVENT: (UFC Middleweight Title)
The Buffalo Braves are coming back to Buffalo.
The Xavier Silas show was supposed to take center stage at Alumni Arena on Saturday afternoon, but senior guard Zach Filzen stepped in and stole the NBA prospect's spotlight.
It's Super Bowl week. Everybody is stocking up on chips, dip, and pop here in Buffalo in preparation for the big game. Since the Bills are usually out of contention by October, most people usually just tune in for the commercials.
2010-11 Record: 7-11 (3-3 Mid-American Conference)
Solutions by The State News
