The only thing that can stop the men's basketball team from winning the Mid-American Conference tournament is the team itself. The Bulls have won eight of their last 10 and currently hold a two-game lead in the MAC East.
Men's Tennis (5-1) The Intercollegiate Tennis Association released its newest Top 75 rankings Wednesday, and the Bulls jumped 16 spots from No.
Ohio won this game at the free throw line. The Bobcats (9-17, 4-11 Mid-American Conference) made 32 of 43 free throw attempts, recording the most made and second-most attempted free throws for opponents against Buffalo this season.
In the men's basketball team's last matchup with Ohio, Feb. 15 at Alumni Arena, the Bulls let a double-digit second-half lead slip away.
The men's basketball team, which has sole possession of first place in the Mid-American Conference East, is in unchartered territory.
The women's tennis team is no stranger to hot starts. In 2013, the team started the season 10-0, winning all but two of its matches by at least five points.
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Senior linebacker Khalil Mack was the only Bull who participated in the 2014 NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, Ind.
Coming into the weekend, the baseball team thought its biggest problem was replacing its star-studded senior class from last season.
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.
The score of this game might make it seem like a one-sided affair, but it was quite the opposite. The Bulls (15-10, 8-6 Mid-American Conference) lost to Bowling Green (23-3, 13-1 MAC), 73-63, on Saturday at Alumni Arena.
Men's Basketball (16-8, 10-4 Mid-American Conference) Buffalo won its first game at Kent State in 17 contests all-time on Saturday afternoon.
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.
After finishing last week with a heartbreaking loss to Ohio (19-8, 9-5 Mid-American Conference) at home, the men's basketball team rebounded with a big 96-90 win at home against Akron and a 78-69 victory at Kent State (15-12, 6-8 MAC), its first ever in 17 chances at the MAC Center. Here is
Entering Saturday's game, the men's basketball team had never won at Kent State. After 11 minutes of game time, it seemed like this trend would continue. The Bulls hit only one of their first nine shots and began the game down 10-2.
Men's Basketball (15-8, 9-4 Mid-American Conference) Buffalo defeated Akron (17-9, 9-4 MAC), 96-90, in front of 3,579 at Alumni Arena on Wednesday evening to earn a share of first place in the MAC East.
Fans could likely hear head coach Felisha Legette-Jack screaming "hands up" and "next pass" from the last row of any arena.
Last season, the men's tennis team went 3-4 in 4-3 matches. Three of those losses came at the end of the season and, had the Bulls been able to defeat Ball State, they would have won the Mid-American Conference (MAC) regular season championship. This season, the Bulls have started 4-1.
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