Harry Scull Jr. is a journalist for The Buffalo News, focusing on local sports coverage in Buffalo, New York. He covers a range of sports, including football and soccer, and provides in-depth analysis and photographs of games, players, and teams.
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Harry Scull Jr. primarily covers local sports events in Buffalo, New York, with a strong focus on the Buffalo Bills and other regional teams. His work predominantly reflects event coverage and announcements related to sporting activities.
If you have relevant news or updates about local sports events, especially those involving the Buffalo Bills or other significant teams in Western New York, consider reaching out to Harry with this specific angle. Expert commentary from coaches or players involved in these local sporting events could also be of interest to him.
It's important to note that his coverage does not extend beyond sports-related topics and emphasizes local activities within the region.
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Bills quarterback Josh Allen’s energy was evident in Buffalo’s win over the Jets on Sunday.
By: Harry Scull Jr.
The Buffalo Bills warm up at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia before they take on the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, Nov. 26, 2023.
Photos: Philadelphia defeats the Bills 37-34 in overtime.
Players arrive and get ready for the game in Kansas City.
Photos: Bills defeat the Chiefs 20-17 in an AFC matchup.
Buffalo Bills running back James Cook flips into the end zone to score a touchdown for a 7-0 lead, opening the game against the Kansas City Chiefs at GEHA Field
By: Clevis Murray, Harry Scull Jr., Joshua Bessex, Derek Gee, Joseph Cooke
Members of the 66th annual All-Western New York first team offense and defense as selected by The Buffalo News with input from coaches and talent evaluators. The Dick Gallagher Buffalo
By: Clevis Murray, Harry Scull Jr.
The 2023 Coaches All-Western New York first team is selected by the region's coaches and includes players from large and small schools. The All-WNY Player of the Year is Logan
Buffalo Public Schools Superintendent Tonja Williams says the school district is facing a “critical time” as it approaches the cutoff of federal funds that helped schools cope with the Covid-19
Niagara’s Angel Parker is one of 25 players in program history to score 1,000 points.
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