Buffalo Bulls women's basketball

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Buffalo Bulls
2019–20 Buffalo Bulls women's basketball team
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UniversityUniversity at Buffalo
Head coachFelisha Legette-Jack (4th season)
ConferenceMid-American
LocationBuffalo, New York
ArenaAlumni Arena
(Capacity: 6,100)
NicknameBulls
ColorsRoyal blue and white[1]
   
Uniforms
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Home jersey
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Team colours
Home
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Away jersey
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Away
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Alternate jersey
Team colours
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Alternate
NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen
2018
NCAA Tournament Round of 32
2018, 2019
NCAA Tournament Appearances
2016, 2018, 2019
Conference tournament champions
MAC: 2016, 2019
For information on all University at Buffalo sports, see Buffalo Bulls

The Buffalo Bulls women's basketball team is the women's basketball team that represents the University at Buffalo in Buffalo, New York. The team currently competes in the East Division of the Mid-American Conference. The Bulls are currently coached by Felisha Legette-Jack. The team won the 2016 MAC Conference Tournament, reaching the NCAA Tournament for the first time in program history.[2]

List of seasons[]

Through the 1996–97 season, the women’s basketball teams were known as the Royals. The name was changed to the Bulls for the 1997–98 season.[3]

Season Record Coach Conference (Record)
1966–67 15–6 Brenda Bolay n/a
1967–68 4–4 Ree Kay Spaeth n/a
1968–69 7–3 Ree Kay Spaeth n/a
1969–70 7–1 Ree Kay Spaeth n/a
1970–71 6–5 Cynthia Anderson n/a
1971–72 5–8 Cynthia Anderson n/a
1972–73 [Records incomplete] Cynthia Anderson n/a
1973–74 [Records incomplete] Carolyn Thomas n/a
1974–75 4–7 Carolyn Thomas n/a
1975–76 11–7 Carolyn Thomas n/a
1976–77 7–9 Elizabeth Cousins n/a
1977–78 12–8 Elizabeth Cousins n/a
1978–79 4–16 Elizabeth Cousins n/a
1979–80 8–10 Linda O’Donnell n/a
1980–81 9–11 Linda O’Donnell n/a
1981–82 12–12 Linda O’Donnell n/a
1982–83 15–11 Linda O’Donnell n/a
1983–84 8–13 Ed Muto SUNYAC West (2–3)
1984–85 12–8 Ed Muto SUNYAC West (8–2, 2nd)
1985–86 7–16 Nan Harvey SUNYAC West (4–6)
1986–87 12–11 Nan Harvey SUNYAC West (8–2, 1st)
1987–88 9–14 Nan Harvey (Mideast (5–6)
1988–89 15–13 Nan Harvey Mideast (7–5)
1989–90 14–14 Nan Harvey Mideast (6–6)
1990–91 16–11 Sal Buscaglia Mideast (7–3)
1991–92 23–6 Sal Buscaglia East Coast (10–2, 1st)
1992–93 13–13 Sal Buscaglia n/a
1993–94 20–9 Sal Buscaglia East Coast (4–2)
1994–95 20–8 Sal Buscaglia Mid-Con (14–4, T-1st)
1995–96 23–8 Sal Buscaglia Mid-Con (13���5, 1st)
1996–97 22–6 Sal Buscaglia Mid-Con (10–4, 3rd)
1997–98 18–10 Sal Buscaglia Mid-Con (11–5, 3rd)
1998–99 15–12 Cheryl Dozier MAC (8–8, 4th in East)
1999-00 18–11 Cheryl Dozier MAC (7–9, T-4th in East)
2000–01 19–9 Cheryl Dozier MAC (10–6, T-2nd in East)
2001–02 9–19 Cheryl Dozier MAC (4–12, 6th in East)
2002–03 18–11 Cheryl Dozier MAC (9–7, 3rd in East)
2003–04 6–21 Cheryl Dozier MAC (4–12, 5th in East)
2004–05 4–24 Cheryl Dozier MAC (2–14, 6th in East)
2005–06 10–18 Linda Hill-MacDonald MAC (5–11, 3rd in East)
2006–07 10–19 Linda Hill-MacDonald MAC (5–11, 5th in East)
2007–08 15–15 Linda Hill-MacDonald MAC (8–8, 4th in East)
2008–09 8–24 Linda Hill-MacDonald MAC (2–14, 6th in East)
2009–10 7–23 Linda Hill-MacDonald MAC (3–3, 6th in East)
2010–11 16–16 Linda Hill-MacDonald MAC (8–8, 3rd in East)
2011–12 9–22 Linda Hill-MacDonald MAC (4–12, 6th in East)
2012–13 12–20 Felisha Legette-Jack MAC (8–8, 4th in East)
2013–14 17–13 Felisha Legette-Jack MAC (10–8, 3rd in East)
2014–15 19–13 Felisha Legette-Jack MAC (11–7, 3rd in East)
2015–16 20–14 Felisha Legette-Jack MAC (8–10, 3rd in East)
2016–17 22–10 Felisha Legette-Jack MAC (10–8, 3rd in East)
2017–18 29–6 Felisha Legette-Jack MAC (16-2, 1st in East)
2018–19 24–10 Felisha Legette-Jack MAC (12-6, 3rd in East)
2019–20 19–12 Felisha Legette-Jack MAC (9-9, 3rd in East)

Postseason appearances[]

NCAA Division I Tournament appearances[]

The Bulls have been to 3 NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Tournaments. They achieved their highest seed in 2019 with a #10 seed. Their record is 3-3.

Year Seed Round Opponent Result
2016 #14 First Round #3 Ohio State L 69–88
2018 #11 First Round
Second Round
Sweet Sixteen 		#6 South Florida
#3 Florida State
#2 South Carolina 		W 102-79
W 86-65
L 63-79
2019 #10 First Round
Second Round 		#7 Rutgers
#2 Connecticut 		W 82-71
L 72-84

References[]

  1. ^ "University at Buffalo Color Palette". Retrieved June 28, 2016.
  2. ^ http://ubbulls.com/sports/wbkb/2016-17/Record_Book.pdf
  3. ^ "UB IS BULLISH ON SCHOOL NICKNAMES | Latest Headlines | buffalonews.com".

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