Buffalo Beats Akron 96-90, Ties For Mac
BUFFALO, N.Y.: CJ Massinburg made five 3-pointers and had his eighth double-double of the season, Wes Clark scored 18 points and Buffalo beat the University of Akron 80-68 on Tuesday night to secure the No. 1 seed in the Mid-American Conference Tournament for the first time in school history. Buffalo (22-8, 14-3) set a program record for conference wins in a season and tied the mark for single-season home wins with 14. Massinburg made a 3-pointer and a layup to cap a 10-3 spurt that trimmed UA’s lead to 43-42 early in the second half. Jimond Ivey made two free throws for the Zips to tie it at 60-60 with six minutes to go, but two quick baskets put Buffalo in front for good and the Bulls made eight of their last 10 field-goal attempts and closed it with a 9-0 run. Massinburg finished with 26 points and 10 rebounds.
MAC Preview August 23, 2017 by CFP Staff. The MAC gets quirky with its schedule in 2017 with not a single Saturday game in the entire month of November. The conference membership will play all of its games Tuesday through Friday in the final month of the season. Akron and Buffalo meet in Akron on Saturday, October 28. An action-packed first half of play between Akron and Buffalo resulted in a 1-1 tie game heading into the locker room. Akron was very aggressive in its offensive end of the field totaling 11 first-half shots, including four shots on goal. Additionally, the Zips were awarded three corner kicks. Nov 4, 2014 - Title: 2014-15 Men's Basketball Media Guide, Author: Buffalo Sports. Ken Mather Director of Media Relations (MBB):____ Jeremy Guy. Joined the MAC in 1998 (2/23). Continued to be a thorn in Akron's side. 79-70 75-62 70-73 96-90 78-69 69-64 78-55 71-83 88-65 64-69. Cover of 'Beat 1650'.
Daniel Utomi had 19 points for UA (12-17, 5-12) and Ivey scored 15 points with seven rebounds and six assists.
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