Buffalo Bulls Opponents This Week

Duquesne Outscores Alderson Broaddus, 48-27 - Duquesne University Official Athletic Site
Duquesne's football team scored a season-high 48 points, including 21 in the first quarter en route to a 48-27 victory over visiting Alderson Broaddus Saturday afternoon at Rooney Field. The 48 points scored were the most since scoring 49 vs Valparaiso on Sept. 17, 2011 and the 21 first quarter points were the most since putting up 21 in the first quarter of a 37-17 win over Sacred Heart on Oct. 16, 2010.

Army Black Knights used alcohol, women to recruit football players - ESPN
Army has disciplined 20 cadets for promoting underage drinking and has self-reported a football recruiting violation to the NCAA stemming from an incident that took place earlier this year, according to a report by The Gazette of Colorado Springs.

Saturday DBR: Not Game Day - Our Daily Bears
It's not game day for Baylor football, but we have plenty of other Baylor sports for you. Breaking: Baylor is very good at other sports.

NSU to receive additional funding from NCAA | HamptonRoads.com | PilotOnline.com
The NCAA has approved significant funding for Norfolk State’s athletic department and its academic improvement efforts for the second time in two years, the school announced Tuesday. NSU was originally awarded a $330,000 grant by the NCAA Accelerating Academic Success Program selection committee in the fall of 2012, to be paid out over a three-year period from 2013-15. To date, $165,000 of the original grant has been received by the athletic department.

Miami RedHawks vs. Kent State Golden Flashes Football Final: Hendrix Scores Only Touchdown, Miami Wins 10-3 - Hustle Belt
Oxford saw quite the defensive battle on Saturday, where a single touchdown was scored all game and Miami escaped with their second win of the season.

FalconBlog--Triumphs and Trials in the BGSU Falcon Nation: Past and Future Opponent Land, and West domination benefitting BG
BG might have had the best off-day in the history of the Mid-American conference. There were five games played between teams from the West and teams from the East and the West won every single one of them, meaning that BG ticked up on each opponent. The only game featuring East-only teams was Miami-Kent, two teams unlikely to challenge for the division title.

Northern Illinois 28, EMU 17 - Eagle Totem Eagle Totem
Well, EMU made a valiant effort, and for three glorious minutes early in the fourth quarter, they actually led the Northern Illinois Huskies for the first time since 2007, but in the end it turned out to be not quite enough.

Buffalo's offense sputters as the Bulls Fall to CMU - Bull Run
The presumably brief Alex Wood era kicked off today with a tight 20-14 loss to to Central Michigan. The UB defense showed up this week but the offense, particularly the running game, was wholly...

BobcatAttack.com - For Fans of Ohio University Sports
Derrius Vick returned from injury and gave Ohio a spark offensively in the second half but it was not nearly enough as Western Michigan ran away with a 42-21 victory against the Bobcats on Saturday at Waldo Stadium.

Akron Zips vs. Ball State Cardinals Football Final Score: Cardinals Overwhelm Zips 35-21 - Hustle Belt
At the 3:58 mark of the second quarter, Conor Hundley ran in a touchdown to give Akron a 21-6 lead. In the end, that turned out to be the final score of the day for the Zips as Ball State went on to score the next 29 points to lock up a 35-21 victory on Saturday afternoon.

Kent State University Athletics - RedHawks outlast Flashes 10-3 in defensive battle
ent State watched too many drives stall deep in Miami University territory while suffering a 10-3 loss on Saturday at Yager Stadium. While the Golden Flashes managed only a 28-yard field goal by Anthony Melchiori despite five drives that came to their ends within the RedHawks' 11 and 31 yard lines, Kent State head coach Paul Haynes considered the day a team defeat.

UMass Football Blog
As I said in yesterday's pre-game post, UMass is still missing a few components to play with the top teams in the MAC. As usual, the offense was excellent. Frohnapfel's 438 yards was third-most in UMass history. The Minutemen were right in it until the end.