PromoTheRobot

And there's the double standard between power and mid-major conferences. Duke (#1 KenPom) coming back on (#14) Louisville is a sign of strength, but (#24) Buffalo overcoming a 13-point deficit to beat (#55) Toledo (20-5) on the road is a weak win? Being #55 still puts you in the top 15% of all D1 college basketball teams.

So just maybe you haven't been back the last 5 years?

Just curious, you don't live in Buffalo? I'm just wondering.

I talking about Bills players who sit in their rented condos all day playing Madden saying there's nothing to do, as opposed to actually getting out and seeing what's there. Now I'll grant you, I'm an old white guy. Maybe if you're young and black Buffalo is a ghost town.

More from a lack of trying.

Friends of mine who still live in town are always posting about new places opening up around town. The Duende in Silo City is a recent example. If you are looking for celebrity hot tub parties, then yeah, Buffalo is lacking those. But it hardly feels like the ghost town some folks make it out to be. (I don't mean Josh Allen.)

It was a quadrant 1 win on the road. That should count for something. I guess Duke coming back on Louisville was unimpressive too?

It can't be that bad. I get we aren't NYC or LA but are we that far behind Jacksonville, Minneapolis or Indianapolis?

Why? Vlad is putting his resources to work for the Patriots. They're his favorite NFL team.

"There's not a lot to do in Buffalo..."

Brings a new meaning to "Cleveland Steamer."

I disagree. The Sabres have MORE than enough talent to earn a wild card playoff berth. It's the coaching that's wasting it. #FireHousley

A big F-U from the voters, even after a tough road win at Toledo.

A faster receiver would have been gone for 6. Still a nice throw. Garrett Gilbert is, IMO, the top QB in the AAF and will be in an NFL camp this summer.