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Date | Road | Home |
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Wed, January 8th | Northern Illinois | Buffalo |
Sat, January 11th | Eastern Michigan | Buffalo |
Wed, January 15th | Buffalo | Toledo |
Sat, January 18th | Kent State | Buffalo |
Thu, January 23rd | Buffalo | Ball State |
Sat, January 25th | Buffalo | Northern Illinois |
Wed, January 29th | Western Michigan | Buffalo |
Sun, February 2nd | Buffalo | Bowling Green |
Wed, February 5th | Ball State | Buffalo |
Sat, February 8th | Buffalo | Central Michigan |
Wed, February 12th | Buffalo | Miami |
Sat, February 15th | Ohio | Buffalo |
Wed, February 19th | Akron | Buffalo |
Sat, February 22nd | Buffalo | Kent State |
Wed, February 26th | Buffalo | Ohio |
Saturday, March 1st | Miami | Buffalo |
Tuesday, March 4th | Buffalo | Akron |
Saturday, March 8th | Bowling Green | Buffalo |
The MAC front office released the 2013 conference basketball Schedule today and the new 18 game format means some changes to the way we look at hoops MACtion.
Buffalo will play NIU and Ball State from the group formerly known as the Western Division twice.
I like the most to 18 games and I even like the fact the MAC is moving away from divisions (They are still there but eventually, hopefully, they will be gone). I also appreciate the fact that scheduling in anything with uneven numbers is difficult but that being said.
What are you thinking MAC!
Buffalo does not get UMass this year as part of their football only membership and then our doubled up games against the western teams are against the two teams furthest away from us?
Would it have killed you to give us two against EMU, or Toledo, or even CMU?
Buffalo and NIU already "enjoy" the most burdensome travel in the conference. Yes I understand somebody has to be furthest east or west but would it have killed you to give those teams their double up games against someone in the same timezone?
And if you can't throw us that bone you should have given us UMass who is closer to UB and to population centers where Buffalo has a ton of alumni.