East Hartford, CT
Sep 28, 2024
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Demonstrating their supremacy from the outset, the UConn Huskies rolled over the Buffalo Bulls with a resounding 47-3 triumph at the Pratt and Whitney Stadium. After jumping to a 23-3 lead by halftime, largely aided by a 43-yard touchdown run from Cam Edwards and a 40-yard touchdown reception by Skyler Bell, UConn continued to exert their dominance in the second half. Joe Fagnano orchestrated a potent offense, culminating in three touchdown connections with Bell and orchestrating a 537-yard total offense.
Despite a spirited field goal effort from Upton Bellenfant late in the first half, Buffalo faltered against the unyielding UConn defense, managing only 198 yards and a single field goal. The defensive prowess of UConn was on full display, highlighted by multiple sacks from Langston Hardy and an interception by Rante Jones. Chris Freeman's impeccable kicking performance further secured UConn's commanding lead. The game underscored UConn's multifaceted strength and depth as they executed with precision in all facets of play.
Cam Edwards (UConn)
Cam Edwards broke free with a dynamic 43-yard rushing touchdown, setting the tone early for UConn's offense by capitalizing on a well-crafted blocking scheme.
Skyler Bell (UConn)
Skyler Bell hauled in a beautifully placed 40-yard touchdown pass from Joe Fagnano, pushing UConn's lead to a comfortable margin and showcasing his ability to exploit defensive gaps.
Langston Hardy (UConn)
Langston Hardy's critical sack of the Buffalo quarterback for an 11-yard loss disrupted their offensive momentum and highlighted UConn's defensive fortitude.
Joe Fagnano (UConn)
In a spectacular play, Joe Fagnano connected with Skyler Bell for a 70-yard touchdown, putting the game further out of Buffalo's reach and exemplifying UConn's aerial attack.
Rante Jones (UConn)
Rante Jones intercepted a Buffalo pass, returning it for 16 yards, which effectively quashed any hopes of a comeback for the Bulls in the final quarter.
Mel Brown (UConn)
Mel Brown dashed through Buffalo's defensive line for a 23-yard rushing touchdown, accentuating UConn's commanding presence in the ground game.
Joe Fagnano (UConn, QB)
Exhibiting leadership and efficiency under center, Fagnano passed for 280 yards and three touchdowns, exploiting Buffalo's secondary with pinpoint accuracy.
Skyler Bell (UConn, WR)
With dazzling speed and athleticism, Bell amassed 153 receiving yards and secured three touchdowns, emerging as the linchpin of UConn's offensive juggernaut.
Langston Hardy (UConn, LB)
Consistently disruptive, Hardy tallied several key tackles and sacks, preventing Buffalo from gaining any significant ground with his aggressive play.
Chris Freeman (UConn, K)
Showcasing clinical precision, Freeman nailed all his field goal attempts, including a long of 39 yards, and converted all extra points to add a reliable scoring touch.
Mel Brown (UConn, RB)
With power and grace, Brown demonstrated his running prowess with a 23-yard rushing touchdown, contributing significantly to UConn's ground attack.
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Football vs UConn on 9/28/2024 - Box Score - University at Buffalo
Buffalo Bills
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3
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3
UConn Huskies
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