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The athletic teams representing the University of Buffalo in intercollegiate athletics are known as the Buffalo Bulls. Since the year 1996, the Bulls have been a member of the Mid-American Conference and still continue to be so, for all sports except women's rowing. The Buffalo Bulls field men and women's athletic teams in a total of 9 sports.
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About The Buffalo Bulls
The Bulls is the only Division I team with an African-American Athletic Director, Warde Manuel. Turner Gill, one of the six African-American head coaches in NCAA Division I-A, is the current head coach of the Buffalo Bulls college football team.
The Buffalo Bulls football team is not a very old member of the Division I Football Bowl Subdivision as they joined in the year 1999. But even without a great historical background and even without achieving much success in the recent performances in the Football Bowl Subdivision, the Bulls football program still has a rich tradition.
The University at Buffalo Stadium opened on September 4, 1993 with a game against the University of Maine. The original seating capacity of the stadium was for 16,500 spectators but now it has been improved and provided with 31,000 seats for the spectators. The stadium consists of a north-south field surrounded by an eight-lane track. There are four large light towers at the corners that provide lighting to the stadium. The Bulls played their first six years in the stadium as a member of Division I-AA, finally making their return to Division I-A in the year 1999.
