I’ve got to say this right at the top: I fully embraced the likelihood that I’d be writing about the inevitability of Dick Jauron being fired as head coach of the Buffalo Bills at some point this season. After perhaps the second-worst loss of Jauron’s 52-games-and-counting tenure as Bills head coach (nothing will ever top their 56-10 home loss to New England in ‘07), that likelihood has essentially become reality. Buffalo’s 38-10 drubbing at the hands of the Miami Dolphins was that bad.
But I’d be lying if I said I thought I’d be writing this post after Week 4. I didn’t want to address this hot-button issue until I felt that Jauron’s firing was more eventuality than possibility. We, and the Bills, are now at that point.
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After posting two goals and an assist in the last two games, senior Sam Maheu earned Co-Player of the Week, as announced by the Atlantic 10 on Monday afternoon.
Thurman Thomas is a Buffalo icon. The Hall of Fame running back still lives, breathes and sleeps Buffalo Bills Football. When he’s not talking about goats and trash with former teammate Darryl Talley 
It was an all around terrible weekend to be a Buffalo Sports fan. One nauseatingly poor performance after another… Enough to give any fan a case of the Monday morning hangover (or in my case, the mid-afternoon).
Former Buffalo State men’s hockey player Travis Whitehead (Cambridge, ON/Galt Collegiate) has signed a contract with the Norfolk Admirals of the American Hockey League (AHL). Norfolk is the AHL affiliate of the Tampa Bay Lightning of the National Hockey League (NHL).
At first glance of last weekend’s slate of the City of Buffalo’s Harvard Cup High School Football League games, one would have thought that pundits and prognosticators alike had an easy time predicting the outcome of games. On the contrary, this weekend’s games were filled with upsets and near upsets serving to clog the Harvard Cup Standings.
In its highest scoring effort of the season, the St. Bonaventure men’s soccer team picked up its third consecutive win in a 3-1 victory against Niagara at Niagara Field on Sunday afternoon.
Dayton scored two late goals to rally for a 2-1 victory over the Canisius College men’s soccer team on Sunday. The Flyers won their fifth-consecutive game, while the Griffs drop to 1-7-1 on the season.
Buffalo’s number one doubles team of Denise Harijanto and Diana Popescu played in the second round of the ITA All-American Championships at UCLA on Sunday morning and fell to Witchita State’s Lutfiana Budiharto and Stephanie Dalmacio, 9-7. The WSU duo was the seventh ranked team in the field and the Bulls took them the distance before Wichita State pulled through to move on to the next round.
It took a lot longer than expected, but former Sabre Dominic Moore has finally found a home. Moore signed a one-year, $1.1-million deal with the Florida Panthers. 
