By: Brandon Wood The University at Buffalo Bulls (2-6, 1-3) lost their first MAC game at home this season to Northern Illinois (5-3, 3-1) at UB Stadium on Saturday afternoon, 31-24. The Bulls kept it close in front of the hometown crowd of 13,370 throughout the first half, with the score being tied at 10 [...]
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Missed PAT Dooms UB Bulls
Posted: October 22, 2011 by The Point After in NCAA D-1 FootballTags: 10.22.11, Chazz Anderson, MAC, Northern Illinois University, ub, UB Stadium, University at Buffalo
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By: Brandon Wood After losing three straight, the University of Buffalo Bulls hosted a MAC rival in the Ohio University Bobcats on Saturday afternoon. The Bobcats entered the contest riding high off their first MAC win of the year against Kent State, while the Bulls returned home after a tail whipping against Tennessee last [...]
UB Bulls Treat Home-Opening Crowd To Big Win
Posted: September 10, 2011 by The Point After in NCAA D-1 FootballTags: Buffalo, bulls, Seawolves, Stony Brook, ub, UB Football
By: Gary Efhemis (@GEfthemis) In the 2011 season home opener for the University at Buffalo Bulls, they faced a fellow State University of New York member, Stony Brook. After scoring first in the game the Bulls opened up the offense beating the Seawolves 35-7. The Stony Brook Seawolves entered the game coming off of a [...]
UB Bulls Football Falls To Eastern Michigan
Posted: November 20, 2010 by The Point After in NCAA D-1 FootballTags: bulls, d1, eastern, football, illinois, MAC, ncaa, ub
Team 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Final Eastern Michigan 0 14 7 0 21 Buffalo 0 10 7 0 17 Despite a last ditch effort by sophomore quarterback Jerry Davis, the Buffalo Bulls (2-9, 1-6) fell to the Eastern Michigan Eagles (2-9, 2-5) 21-17 at UB Stadium, in Amherst. “A very disappointing [...]
Buffalo Bulls vs. Ball State Cardinals LIVE updates
Posted: November 12, 2010 by RJ Santillo in NCAA D-1 FootballTags: AJ Prinicpe, Alex Zordich, Ball State Cardinals, Buffalo Bulls, NCAA Football
By: RJ Santillo (twitter.com/pointafter891) –That does it from UB Stadium, Final Score: Ball State Cardinals-20, Buffalo Bulls 3. Buffalo falls to 2-8 (1-5) on the season as Ball State moves to 4-7 (3-4). Reactions from the locker room to come later on. –After having it 1st and goal from inside the five yard line, Buffalo [...]
UB Bulls vs. Ball State Cardinals;2008 MAC Championship Rematch
Posted: November 12, 2010 by RJ Santillo in NCAA D-1 FootballTags: Alex Zordich, Ball State Cardinals, Davonte Shannon, Domonic Cook, Drew Willy, MAC Conference, naaman roosevelt, NCAA Football, UB Bulls
By: RJ Santillo (twitter.com/pointafter891) BUFFALO — The Ball State Cardinals remember the Bulls of Buffalo. For the first time since the University at Buffalo Bulls celebrated their first ever MAC Championship, the Ball State Cardinals will get an opportunity to avenge that loss from 2008. While both squads have fallen upon hard times, Buffalo (2-7) [...]
University at Buffalo Bulls Football Takes On The Temple Owls: Live Blog
Posted: October 23, 2010 by The Point After in NCAA D-1 FootballTags: bcs, blog, bulls, d1, football, Homecoming, live, MAC, ncaa, owls, temple, ub, updates
By: Brian Mazurowski (twitter.com/bmazurowski) The UB Bulls are ready to take on Temple in their homecoming game, keep it here for scoring updates and post-game reaction. FIRST QUARTER UB Fumbles the opening kickoff, giving Temple the ball near the UB 25.
University of Buffalo Falls to UCF
Posted: September 19, 2010 by The Point After in NCAA D-1 FootballTags: Buffalo, bulls, Central Florida, Conference USA, Division I, football, Jeff Quinn, Jerry Davis, Knights, MAC, Mid-Athletic Conference, ncaa, UB Stadium, University of Buffalo
By: Bryan Montgomery (www.twitter.com/bcmontgomery) Another rough game for the University of Buffalo Bulls, as they fell to UCF Friday, 24-10. UCF won the game in the fourth quarter, where they scored 14 unanswered points to put the Bulls away. The Bulls were also stopped twice on fourth down in the quarter. UCF scored first in [...]
