Jeff Quinn Reaches North of the Border for Beef on the line.

The Canadian Shield is a vast geological shield covered by a thin layer of soil that forms the nucleus of the North America. It has a deep, common, joined bedrock region in eastern and central Canada and stretches North from the Great Lakes to the Arctic Ocean, covering over half of Canada.

Or its what Jeff Quinn is aparently trying to put in front of UB Quarterbacks in the Future. With the Addition of this weeks recruit, Dillon Guy, UB will go into next summer with three freshman Canuck linemen.

There is the redshirt freshman Jeff Vinatoe who missed last season with an injury and there is also Gabriel Barbe who committed late last month. One more time CoachQuinn went to our northern neighbors looking for something to bolster a line which struggled last season.

With graduation thinning its nubers and a season full of struggles to get over there is a fair shot that Guy will join one or more of his country men next season.

McKissic noted that UB, for the first time in the modern Era is entering the off season with most of its recruiting class set.

"According to the latest rankings from Rivals.com, the Bulls have more commitments that BCS schools like Iowa (15), Auburn (14), Pitt (14), Cal (12) and Michigan (11). UB is tied with Ball State in the Mid-American Conference with 16 commitments according to Rivals, but the websites lists only seven of UB’s verbals." -- Rodney McKissic.