Cole Bambini is a journalist based in Buffalo, New York, focusing on local sports and community stories. With contributions to publications such as The Buffalo News, The Daily Orange, and TheNewsHouse.com, Cole covers a range of topics including high school and college athletics, local sports history, and profiles of athletes and community figures.
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Cole Bambini's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly wrestling and basketball in the Buffalo, New York area. He seems to be interested in stories related to local athletes' achievements, as well as events and developments within the Greater Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame.
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By: Cole Bambini
No. 7 North Carolina handed Syracuse its worst loss since a 39-point defeat to DePaul in 2006.
SU shot 37% from the floor for the second consecutive game as No. 7 UNC handed Syracuse its worst ACC loss ever.
"We just got to move forward, we got to flush this out.” Syracuse's historic, blowout loss to UNC questions whether SU can bounce back against the ACC teams it can, and should, beat.
Syracuse suffered its second-worst ACC loss of all-time after Wake Forest registered its seventh-best single-game field goal percentage in program history.
Joe Girard III, who averages 15 points per game for Clemson, returns to face his alma mater Syracuse on Feb. 10.
Syracuse’s defense forced 17 turnovers, but its offense shot 36.7% from the field in its 65-60 loss to Georgia Tech.
From majestic to anti-climatic, here’s what the campus community had to say about Monday’s celestial event.
By: Cole Bambini
The Detroit Lions will open their season in primetime for the second consecutive year, when they host the Los Angeles Rams at Ford Field on Sunday night in the 89th meeting between the franchises — LA leads the series 45-42-1. Last season, Detroit ended Los Angeles'year with a 24-23 victory in the NFC Wild Card round in the first home playoff game for the Lions since 1994.
By: Cole Bambini
Coming off a 26-20 overtime victory over the Los Angeles Rams, the Detroit Lions will host another playoff rematch from last season when the Tampa Bay Buccaneers visit on Sunday. In January, the Lions edged out the Bucs 31-23 at Ford Field to advance to the NFC Championship Game.
By: Cole Bambini
The Detroit Lions hit the road for the first time this season, visiting the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday in the their first game at State Farm Stadium since 2020. Detroit (1-1) comes off a narrow 20-16 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers which saw two fourth-quarter drives with opportunities to score the game-winning touchdown stall.
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