Born and raised in Western New York, Nick Mendola has always considered it not just a passion, but his destiny to spend his adult life on-air as a radio host. The Kenmore East High School and University at Buffalo graduate took the long road of sorts towards local celebrity, waiting tables at a restaurant while also touring with his independent rock band.
His chance to work on the airwaves came when he was hired by WGR in 2005. During his five-year career there, Mendola earned notable awards, including the 2007 Entercom Unsung Hero Award, the 2008 Entercom Award for Strongest Digital Audience Enhancement and the 2009 Marconi for Best Sports Radio Station.
While at WGR, Mendola became one of the first radio personalities to heavily tap into the internet with his own sports blog, which was the most-read blog at Entercom.
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To say Eric Moulds is eminently qualified to discuss the Buffalo Bills is an understatement. He’s second by a wide margin in franchise history to only Andre Reed in every significant receiving category; 675 receptions, 9,026 yards and 48 touchdowns. It’s numbers like that over a 10-year Bills career that earned him the distinction of being named to the Bills 50th year All-Anniversary team in 2009.
UB Athletics was kind enough to make new head football coach Jeff Quinn available for an interview. Right now the coaching staff is busy getting ready for spring ball so I am very grateful for the time they have taken to answer these questions. 
A few nights ago I reported that Bill Cowher will not be coaching in Buffalo based on a public tweet by ESPN-NFL insider Adam Schefter, and a simple direct message from him that followed.
Growing up in a small town in central Pennsylvania, Ross Tucker had big dreams to play in the National Football League. A graduate of Princeton University, Tucker was a four-year starter on the Tigers Ivy League football squad. He started against Colgate University as a freshman at defensive end and in the offseason was moved to right guard where he became a starter his final three years. Tucker was All-Ivy in 2000 and a two-time Academic All-American at Princeton.
When the annals of football history are someday written, the Buffalo Bills’ teams during a six-year period from 1988-93 will go down as one of the elite, if not most talked about teams of any era— ever.
