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Campus Chronicles with Kevin Kozlowski |
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Lazy Sunday arrives again. But this week it was full of studying for me. I had a big Organic Chemistry test coming up on Wednesday and with the semester winding down you have
to make sure you're prepared for finals.
Monday we were back to work in the morning with our typical lift. Just another week, but this time we had our biggest rival in Fredonia coming to town Saturday night. All the vets know how much we h
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Campus Chronicles: Kevin Kozlowski |
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Coming off one of our longest trips of the year and a disappointing loss to the #2 team in the country in Plattsburgh, an off day Sunday comes very welcomed. But it was back at it again Monday morning for our usual workouts. As a typical Monday goes at this time of year, we preceded practice with a short video review session of Saturday night's game.
Monday was a light, fun practice. Everyone was working hard too so that's always a good sign when you know you have a big weekend ahead of you. We split up into two teams and played a bunch of small
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Campus Chronicles: Kevin Kozlowski |
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After a nice off-day Sunday we were back at it again early Monday morning for a workout. We have a big weekend a head of us and a long trip up to northern New York to play Potsdam and Plattsburgh so we wanted to get focused early.
We had a short video session before practice to review the Hobart games from the weekend. After a full day of class and a tough practice Monday afternoon I was ready for bed early and good thing too
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William Paterson to much for Bengals |
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WAYNE, NJ—William Paterson (3-5/2-5) scored 25 consecutive points to open the second half to pull away from visiting Buffalo State (0-8/0-7), before cruising to a 51-24 victory in a New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) game today at Wightman Stadium.
William Paterson racked up 448 yards of total offense, compared to 227 by the Bengals. Pioneers quarterback Matt Marshall 18 of 29 for 296 yards with four touchdowns and two interceptions. Joel Rive
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Campus Chronicles: Kevin Kozlowski |
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As per usual, Sunday was a rest day for the Bengals. We go to work hard all week and take the much needed rest once Sunday rolls around. We are pretty much couch potatoes all Sunday, seemingly mesmerized by football.
The Bills pulled out another victory to move to 5-1. But Monday comes fast and it's back to work again.
We were up before the sun Monday and hit the gym for an early work out at 7:30 a.m. A few g
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Buffalo State falls to Rowan |
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BUFFALO, NY—Rowan (6-1/5-1) held Buffalo State (0-7/0-6) to just 115 yards of total as the Profs improved to 13-1 all-time against the Bengals with a 20-7 victory in a New Jersey Athletic Conference game today on a soggy afternoon at Coyer Field.
Buffalo State’s defense did a formidable job as well, surrendering just 58 passing yards, but Rowan accumulated 246 yards on the ground.
Rowan quarterback Frank Wilczynski (Pine Hill, NJ/Overbroo
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Buffalo State College – Athletics Notebook |
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It hasn’t exactly been smooth-sailing for the football team, as last week’s 45-28 loss at Montclair State dropped them to 0-6 on the season, while dating back to last season, marks their 12th consecutive defeat.
Bad news – the water’s not looking any less choppy for this week’s opponent, Rowan, who has been one of the nation’s hottest offenses. Rowan has compiled a league-best 227 points, including 107 during
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Buffalo State falls to Montclair |
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MONTCLAIR, NJ—Despite holding a 28-24 lead late in the third quarter, Buffalo State (0-6/0-5) was unable to pick up its first win of the season, falling 45-28 to host Montclair State (5-1/4-1) in a New Jersey Athletic Conference game today at Sprague Field.
The Bengals overcame an early 17-0 deficit to take the lead, but the Red Hawks scored the final 21 points over the closing 15 minutes, 28 seconds of the game to earn the victory.
Montclair outgaine
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Buffalo State drops fifth straight |
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There simply was no answer for the big play. That’s what it all boiled down to for Buffalo State, as they dropped their fifth straight, 45-25 to Kean University on Saturday to fall to 0-5/0-4.
Kean’s wide receiver Durell Dukes was an absolute game breaker, as the Cougars effectively cruised past the Bengals, before a tame and mediocre crowd at Coyer Field on Saturday. Dukes finished the aft
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Buffalo State College – Athletics Notebook |
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The football team knew it had a difficult road ahead before the season opened. If there were odds on Division III football games, they’d have been heavy underdogs in each of the first four contests. Three out of their first four games were on the road, and as previously noted, the opponents weren’t exactly favorable.
The team returns home this week to take on Kean University at Coyer Field on Saturday at noon. The Bengals are a week removed from their fourth straight loss, most recently being drubbed 35-14 by Cort
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Freshman impact |
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She is one of the talented freshmen on a team that has a lot of talent. She is the leading scorer despite only starting four of nine games.
And she is doing it all with an injury she suffered early in the season.
For Buffalo State College soccer Amanda Sauer success hasn’t come easy and she is surprised by the early success she is havi
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Cortland to much for Bengals |
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Andrew Giuliano rushed for 153 yards and two touchdowns on 28 carries to lead No. 15 Cortland (4-0/4-0) over visiting Buffalo State (0-4/0-3), 35-14, in an NJAC game today at SUNY Cortland Stadium Complex.
Cortland had just 154 total rushing yards for the day and 307 yards of total offense. Buffalo State gained 258 yards, including 191 through the air.
Jeremy Mountain (Cheektowaga/Maryvale) was 11 o
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Buffalo State College – Athletics Notebook |
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It’s been a bumpy ride for the Buffalo State football team, who fell to 0-3 last week after blowing a 14-0 at West Conn. Unfortunately, things don’t get much easier this week, as they travel to Cortland to take on the 3-0 Red Dragons, who are presently ranked 15th, according to D3Football.com.
The Bengals have run the ball extremely well in their first three contests, as their 206.7 yards per game rank first in the NJAC and 32nd out of the 235 Division III teams. The problem is however, tha
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West Conn rallies to defeat Buffalo State |
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DANBURY, CT—Keith Rosedom’s seven catches for 97 yards and two touchdowns helped Western Connecticut State (1-2/1-1) rally from a 14-0 deficit to post a 22-20 victory over visiting Buffalo State (0-3/0-2) in an NJAC battle today at the Westside Athletic Complex.
West Conn quarterback James Williams was 19 of 34 for 243 yards with three touchdowns and an interception. Ryan Delage led the Colonials defense with eight tackles, including one for loss.
Mark Bo
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Buffalo State College – Athletics Notebook |
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As the football team dropped to 0-2 on the season, it appeared quite evident that a major area of concern for this team is an inability to throw the football.
After two games, the Bengals have just 103 yards through the air, while their opponents have combined for 567 yards and four touchdowns.
The team plans to continue rotating Mark Boswell and Jeremy
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James simply too much to handle as Bengals fall to 0-2 |
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"They’re not ready for us, they’re not ready," The College of New Jersey nose tackle Chris Flynn yelled just moments before his Lions took on the Buffalo State Bengals on Saturday.
After the first drive, there weren’t too many people among the near-capacity crowd at Coyer Field who didn’t believe him.
The Lions marched down the field to score the game’s opening touchdown wit
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Bengals football team returns home after tough start to season |
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For all the positive vibes swirling around the Buffalo State football team prior to the first contest, you would have to think there were some spirited conversations going on last week during halftime, when the Bengals held nationally-ranked St John Fisher to a lone field goal after the season’s first two quarters.
However, what transpired as the game clock read zeros across the board was a loss with some glaring figures on the stat sheet.
The two-headed monster at quarterback combined for a mere 11 passing y
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Bengals can't overcome turnovers |
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Rochester, NY—Buffalo State (0-1) could not overcome four turnovers and just 11 passing yards, dropping its season-opener 20-7 at No. 13 St. John Fisher (1-1) tonight in a non-conference at Growney Stadium.
Jeremy Mountain (Cheektowaga/Maryvale) and Mark Boswell (Buffalo/Kenmore East) shared plays under center for the Bengals. Boswell was 1 of 7 for minus-1 yard, but rushed the ball 12 times for 90 yard
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Bengals young at heart |
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They say that youth is wasted on the young.
At Buffalo State College youth is serving the Bengals women's soccer team just fine.
And it's a good thing that the underclassmen are playing so well, especially since the injury bug has hit the Bengals pretty hard.
In a recent win against Mt. St. Mary College, the Bengals were mis
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No room for error as Bengals open at nationally ranked St. John Fisher |
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There’s nothing quite like going from zero-to-60 in the blink of an eye. Thrill seekers and hotrod enthusiasts have long professed that notion. For the Buffalo State Bengals football team, they’re hoping to not be on the zero-end of an aggressively moving score this coming Saturday, when they face No. 13 ranked St. John Fisher.
For the Bengals, who are coming off a 2-8 overall record in 2007, opening the season against a nationally-ranked powerhouse is probably not the most desirable way to help along the progression of thei
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Bengals can't cash in on chances |
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Buffalo - RIT scored two goals in a five minute span in the first half and Buffalo State couldn’t cash in on numerous opportunities for the second straight game as they fell to the rival Tigers, 2-1, in women’s soccer action on a cool, sunny, day at Coyer Field.
“I think you start to worry when you don’t get chances,” stated Buffalo State coach Nicholas DeMarsh on his team’s lack of finishing. “Our chances were really point blank today. If we are not making t
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Buffalo State Athletics - notebook |
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With the football season only a week away, one mystery surrounding the team may have been solved…behind closed doors anyway.
According to a team source, the three-man race for the starting quarterback may have been solved. The team was reluctant to announce who officially got the nod, as quite frankly, nothing is official.
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Big Second half carries Bengals to win |
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A second half explosiong helped the Buffalo State College Bengals women's soccer team get past a stuburn Mt. St. Mary College, 4-0, Saturday at a raining a somewhat cold Coyer Feild.
After a tight first half that only saw the Bengals carring a 1-0 lead into the break, the Bengals exploded for three second half goals to put the game away. And just think if the Bengals would of conv
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Buffalo State football squad depending on senior Meyer to lead the way
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"I think offensively, we’ve got questions," said Buffalo State football head coach Paul Shaffner. "But I’d like to think we’ve got all the answers."
One of the biggest questions that lingers around the 2008 Bengals is who is going to be the starting quarterback?
Fortunately, one of the answers Shaffner may have been referring to is his confide
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Living up to expectations |
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Sometimes teams that have high expectations placed upon themselves can’t live up to them.
For the Buffalo State College women’s soccer team they hope they are one of the teams that can live up to the extremely high expectations placed upon them.
But instead of shying away from it, this
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