Chellia Watson's numbers are hard to ignore. The Winder, Georgia native is having her highest scoring season yet with 23.2 points per game, and her name is among the top 10 scorers nationally.
The University at Buffalo will be among 134 NCAA Division I schools featured in the upcoming EA Sports “College Football 25” video game.
The Mid-American Conference (MAC) just got more competitive for UB. UMass Amherst has been invited to return to the conference across all sports in the 2025-26 academic year, leaving UB’s competitive future with the conference in doubt. The move is not yet official, but UMass is expected to accept the invitation.
The loss means the Bulls remain in last place in the MAC and will be officially eliminated from the conference playoffs if they lose their next game.
With aggression and vigor on display during their first game, the team looks capable of having a strong spring season.
The Bulls are currently tied for fourth in the MAC. They share the spot with Bowling Green, the team they play next.
The final points tally didn’t live up to the Bulls’ hopes, but that didn’t take away from some impressive individual performances.
Fifth-year Ambre Amat and junior Esmee Andresen earned MAC doubles team of the week, the second time the pair earned such an award this season.
The Bulls lost 57-66 against Northern Illinois at Alumni Arena on Wednesday, dropping UB into a tie for the fourth playoff spot in the Mid-American conference (MAC) standings.
UB had lost 11 straight Mid-American Conference (MAC) games before Tuesday.
The team’s recruiting class currently ranks 11th out of 12 teams in the Mid-American Conference (MAC).
The Bulls will look to continue their impressive non-conference play in Florida next week.
UB women’s basketball (14-9, 7-5 MAC) faced off against the Akron Zips (9-14, 4-8 MAC) but failed to get the job done, as they lost 65-54.
The Bulls have six games remaining in the regular season and currently sit 4.5 games outside of a MAC tournament berth. Their plan? “Go 6-0,” one player said.
With just seven games remaining in the season, the Bulls playoff hopes remain grim.
Two school records, new all-time top ten marks and plenty of personal bests: there was plenty to celebrate as on UB's track and field team last weekend.
Continuing a season-long trend, UB turned up the heat in the second half to clinch the win.
With 40 seconds left in regulation, Georgia Southern took its first lead of the game 72-70. It looked like another disappointing UB loss was inevitable.
The shakeup includes at least eight new hires, with several other coaches changing roles.
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