As the shortest player in UB women's basketball to record a triple-double, it’s safe to say that Elhusseini is leaving her mark here at UB. But her impact goes far beyond the court.
The loss was UB’s 27th of the season, setting a new program-record for most losses in a single season.
A “kill shot” in the first half — a run of 10-0 or more — was the nail in the coffin. UB went into halftime down 15-39 and never recovered.
In the penultimate game of the regular season, UB men’s basketball lost 78-66 to the Ohio Bobcats on Tuesday night at Alumni Arena.
UB women’s soccer (1-1, 0-0 MAC) fell 0-1 to Ontario NDC Sunday afternoon in a spring season match at the Murchie Family Fieldhouse.
UB softball (6-9, 0-0 MAC) won two of five games at the Low Country Classic in Charleston, South Carolina this weekend. Both of the team’s wins came against the Evansville Aces.
While UB has already clinched a playoff berth, better seeding is now on the line with two games left in the season.
The loss was UB’s 25th of the season, just the second time in school history the program has lost that many games.
The win officially kept UB in the No. 4 seed in the MAC standings, dropping the Falcons into fifth after the two teams were tied record-wise.
The Bulls kept pace with Kent State in the second half, but by then it was too late.
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.
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