Rachel Lenzi is a Sports Enterprise Reporter at The Buffalo News. She specializes in various aspects of sports, including competitive sports, sports business, and professional sports, while also covering college athletics and related topics. Rachel's work has been featured in notable publications such as Calhoun Times, The Citizen, La Crosse Tribune, and many others.
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Rachel Lenzi's coverage is primarily focused on local sports, particularly college football and basketball in the Buffalo area. She often covers events and evolving stories related to these topics, such as recruiting updates, coaching changes, and player transfers within the University at Buffalo (UB) sports programs.
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By: Rachel Lenzi
The University at Buffalo football team will get standalone attention Saturday. UB's final game of the season will be aired on ESPN2, and it’s the only college bowl game scheduled for Saturday, and the final bowl game before the College Football Playoff semifinals.
By: Rachel Lenzi
This will be UB’s first visit to Nassau in five years for a bowl game.
UB’s major athletic facilities could have a new look, as the landscape of college athletics continues to change. Namely, new names.
By: Rachel Lenzi
The win against the shorthanded Flames helped UB earn nine wins for the first time since 2019 and capped off Pete Lembo’s first season as head coach.
By: Rachel Lenzi
Dolac was UB’s first consensus All-America selection, as he was a first-team All-America selection by The Sporting News, the Associated Press, the Walter Camp Football Foundation and the Football Writers Association of America.
By: Rachel Lenzi
The University at Buffalo football team’s defense had to take the reins in a 26-7 win against Liberty in the Bahamas Bowl on Saturday at Thomas A. Robinson National Stadium in Nassau, because the offense needed more than 30 minutes to find its own groove.
By: Rachel Lenzi
Henderson and Murdock teamed to lead UB (9-4) to its fourth bowl win since 2019. The Bulls also capped off Pete Lembo’s first year as head coach by winning at least nine games in a season for the second time as a Football Bowl Subdivision Program.
UB football beat Liberty 26-7 in the Bahamas Bowl in Nassau.
By: Rachel Lenzi
Taji Johnson, a wide receiver on the UB football team, grew up in Marietta, Ga., but spent parts of his summer vacations in the Bahamas. His mother, Adair White-Johnson, is originally from Nassau, and her entire side of the family is Bahamian. Johnson put in a request for 42 tickets to the Bahamas Bowl, and the graduate student had quite the cheering section.
By: Rachel Lenzi
Rachel Lenzi's last dispatch from the temporary Bahamas bureau.
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