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Price is the same in advance or at the gate. Tickets can be bought at the gate on the south end of the stadium, away from the scoreboard. https://www.ticketmaster.com/ub-stadium-tickets-buffalo/venue/1181

Game is at 3:30 on ESPN+. Last home game on a Saturday. UB had its first ever win at the D-IA level against Bowling Green in 2000. That led Bowling Green to fire their coach and hire Urban Meyer as their head coach. The rest is history.

This is not an opinion. It is a fact!

Turner Gill recruit, but only played for Quinn.

Game will kickoff at 2:00 on ESPN+. UB will be honoring those who have had season tickets for 25 years that day.

There are actual periods, when you can actually put your name in it. I think this statement is that he is going to put his name in the portal. One period starts the Monday after all of the conference championship games. There is another period after the spring practice season. Not sure how long the periods are, but as simple Google search should turn up the actual open periods for the portal.

He has not played this year. Still recovering from his injury from last year.

The game is set for noon and ESPN+ on September 30, 2023.

Actually they just had one of their best years ever for donations.

Ok, who hijacked this account?

Time to move on.

Could be worse. We could be Michigan State fans. Not exactly what they needed after the Dr. Nasser fiasco.

The director of marketing for Missouri Athletics is former UB quarterback, Tony Daniel.

If you are going to refer to yourself in the third person, please call yourself "UB Horns Up". His job is academics. That will get the fans to come in November, a cold wind blowing off of Lake Erie in November. I believe Gordon Lightfoot wrote about this better than I ever could:

The Athletic: December 16 Cure Bowl (Orlando) vs. Appalachian State CBS Sports: December 23 Idaho Potato Bowl (Boise) Wyoming (The Josh Allen Bowl?) ESPN (Bonagura) December 16 Bahamas Bowl (Bahamas) Liberty (Highly unlikely since this is a week three game) ESPN (Schlabach) See CBS Sports

The game is not on the the Big 10 Network. It is on FS1.

For those who question why UB gives contract extensions, when people do not see a reason why, this is the reason.

The full article from the Toledo Blade is behind a paywall. But this is the gist of the artile:

It is also very expensive to leave the ACC. The schools have a grant of rights of their media rights to the conference though 2036. This means the ACC owns the schools broadcast rights to their home games. So if a school were to leave to another conference, the ACC would own their TV revenue obtained from the other conference. Which means if a school leaves their TV money goes to the ACC which will then share within the ACC. Which means they get nothing through 2036.

Basically you are saying to tear down the facility and make it wider and longer. That is why it cannot be done. Watch the video and you will how little space there is on the sidelines and the end zones to expand it for seating. Husky Stadium is on campus. UB has enough problems getting students to go to games now. Why make it harder for them by moving the games downtown. Taking a boat to games? How many people go out on boats after October 1 on Lake Erie? Not many, so even if all games were at noon on Saturdays there would not be many coming on boats.

The NCAA does not run FBS football. They receive no money from it. They have not had a say in FBS football for nearly 40 years since Oklahoma beat them in an anti-trust lawsuit. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NCAA_v._Board_of_Regents_of_the_University_of_Oklahoma Full Supreme Court decision: https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/468/85/ On a side note former Colorado All-American Byron White dissented in hte case.

Some talk now of Cal - Stanford to the ACC, which I guess would be renamed the ACBAC, Atlantic Coast Bay Area Conference. If that happens Washington State and Oregon State will look to go to the Mountain West. Also Big XII is not looking for any more teams. All info from the D1 Ticker.

And those schools also had community support at FCS. Stony Brook is not even a blip on the college sports scene in the New York City area.

Very difficult to shread the ACC. With the grant of rights though 2036 it is almost impossible to break it up. Florida State is looking into outside capital to support it in general. Could thatoney be used to pay off the grant of rights debt, maybe.

FBS football is driving everything. Stony Brook is FCS and Binghamton does not have football. No conference that is going to play FBS wants them.