Buffalo

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Week 10 · open week · updated Wednesday, Nov 4

Buffalo won 34-31 at Miami (OH), its fourth straight win.

Buffalo has won four straight.

  • W 21-17 vs UAlbany
  • L 20-33 at Florida International
  • L 13-55 at Penn State
  • W 31-28 vs Robert Morris
  • L 17-20 vs Western Michigan
  • W 23-8 at Toledo
  • W 25-18 vs Massachusetts
  • W 31-24 vs Bowling Green
  • W 34-31 at Miami (OH)
  • Next: at Ball State, Wednesday, Nov 11

Scores ours first. The three losses came by 13, 42 and 3.

Since the last game

Buffalo won 34-31 at Miami (OH), after trailing 16-18 through three quarters.

Before Ball State

Pete Lembo and Mike Uremovich meet as head coaches for the first time.

The rating model gives Buffalo a 58% chance at Ball State on Wednesday, Nov 11.

Buffalo's game threads have not carried enough talk for a fan mood read this season.

Fan mood, week by week

Mood over time

Position = mood · width = volume · color = the kind of feeling

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Fan chatterThe loudest night of the season and what a usual night looks like.

Fan chatter this season

Busy

The loudest night was the 13-55 loss to Penn State.

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The argumentThe one thing this fanbase can't agree on, with receipts.
Cr/CFB
GGoogle News
HHustle Belt
UUBFan
BBluesky
YYouTube
6 outlets & communities talking

What little we hear

Only 5 cohort(s) cleared the signal floor this week, so we won’t stage a split we can’t back. Here’s the honest read:

National take−0.08
Gen Z−0.09
Analytics crowd−0.09
Millennials−0.09
Die-hards−0.09

How Buffalo fans actually talk

Rr/CFBFan talk

That’s awesome, thank you for sharing that!

One of the crowd’s most upvoted takes — read for mood, not as a side. The cohort read is the measured part.

What this fanbase keeps coming back to

fan energy
55%
recent results
13%
where the program is headed
9%
the schedule
6%
the rankings
5%

Topics are model-labeled from Reddit — a rough signal of what this fanbase is circling right now.

week 9. The sources and the divergence rank are measured. Cohort labels and sentiment are a source-weighted model estimate, never a quote attributed to a person.
Who they talk aboutThe people this fanbase names more than anyone else does.
Who they talk about Against the field · 2026 season

The names this fanbase says more than anyone else does — players, coaches, the places they keep coming back to. Not slang: these are the people carrying the conversation.

Robert Wright
×60.6 the field
Signature — named ≥10× as often as the rest of college football
Robert Wright×60.6
Chance Morrow×489.0
Pete Lembo×1536.9

“Robert Morris Thread 47 total rushing yards for Wright on the drive to be exact”

board · fan post
Fans on Robert Wright
  1. I mean I don't trust Wright completely but id at least have tried chuck a couple up to Morrow. Maybe draw a
  2. Wright is now 22-46 and UB settles for a FG because wright missed a TD on third down Miami
  3. Wright grew up a bit. still less than 50% completions but for 348 yards, dude was slinging
  4. Wright had a low completion %, a terrible int, some rough plays but at the end made some
  5. “Wright isn’t a D1 QB” posts in game threads for the rest of the year. gotta keep doing
  6. Jason Wright is sorry. Hes so tough to watch. Terrible sack fumble.
  7. i guess we have a terrible offense. Wright has no idea whats going on out there Special teams blunders all over
  8. Wright hooked up with Morrow 3-4 times and we went from our own 5 all the way down in no
Voice profileHow this fanbase sounds vs. every other fanbase.
Believers
Optimism
83rd
Joy
33rd
Anger
5th
Doom
97th
Sarcasm
88th
Vs the 127 highest-volume fanbases - 2026 season
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