US EditionSnow Scores 2 TDs, Murdock Sets Record for Forced Fumbles in Buffalo’s 28-3 Win over Bowling Green
Red Murdock forced his 17th career fumble to break the NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision record as Buffalo dominated Bowling Green 28-3.
- On Saturday, Buffalo defeated Bowling Green 28-3, with Snow returning a punt for a touchdown early in the third.
- Late in the second quarter, Red Murdock forced a fumble recovered by Jalen McNair and returned to the Bowling Green 6-yard line, helping the Buffalo Bulls build a 21-0 halftime lead.
- Gideon Lampron paced Bowling Green with 11 tackles while Jalen McClendon added eight solo stops in the 28-3 loss to Buffalo, where Al-Jay Henderson ran a 41-yard touchdown.
- With the win, Buffalo Bulls improved to 5-4 overall and 4-1 in the Mid-American Conference as the defense limited Bowling Green Falcons to three points.
- Red Murdock broke the FBS forced-fumbles record, surpassing Khalil Mack, and finished with 13 total tackles, including five solo stops.
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Snow scores 2 TDs, Murdock sets record for forced fumbles in Buffalo's 28-3 win over Bowling Green
Victor Snow returned a punt 65 yards for a touchdown, Red Murdock set an NCAA record for forced fumbles, and Buffalo defeated Bowling Green 28-3.
Buffalo LB Red Murdock breaks UB great Khalil Mack's NCAA record for forced fumbles in bounceback win at Bowling Green
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — University at Buffalo linebacker Red Murdock set an NCAA FBS record with his 17th career forced fumble, surpassing the mark of UB great and NFL star Khalil Mack during UB's 28-3 victory at Bowling Green on Saturday. Murdock had 13 tackles with a sack and the turnover he created in the second quarter gave the Bulls a short field for their first touchdown of the game, Ta'Quan Roberson's 6-yard pass to Jasaiah Gathings. Al-Ja…
Falcon offense stalls in 28-3 loss to Buffalo Bulls
BGSU football (3-6, 1-4 MAC) hosted the Buffalo Bulls (5-4, 4-1 MAC) in a 28-3 loss on Saturday afternoon, losing their third game in a row. Buffalo didn’t waste any time in this Mid-American Conference (MAC) matchup, as they scored on the very first possession of the game. Senior running back Al-Jay Henderson took a handoff 41 yards and scored a touchdown as he was untouched the whole way. The Falcons looked poised to respond, as senior runnin…
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