Buffalo 51-42 Miami (OH) (31 Oct, 2018) Play-by-Play - ESPN

Miami (OH) RedHawks

3-6, 3-2 conf

42

	1	2	3	4	T
M-OH	14	7	21	0	42
BUFF	14	14	14	9	51

Buffalo Bulls

8-1, 5-0 conf

51

(15:00 - 1st) Adam Mitcheson kickoff for 61 yds , Maurice Thomas return for 34 yds to the MiaOh 38
1st & 10 at M-OH 38
(15:00 - 1st) Kenny Young run for 2 yds to the MiaOh 40
2nd & 8 at M-OH 40
(15:00 - 1st) Gus Ragland pass complete to Andrew Homer for 20 yds to the Buff 40 for a 1ST down
1st & 10 at BUFF 40
(15:00 - 1st) Maurice Thomas run for a loss of 2 yards to the Buff 42
2nd & 12 at BUFF 42
(15:00 - 1st) Gus Ragland pass complete to Dominique Robinson for 6 yds to the Buff 36
3rd & 6 at BUFF 36
(15:00 - 1st) MIAMI OH Penalty, false start (-5 Yards) to the Buff 41
3rd & 11 at BUFF 41
(15:00 - 1st) Gus Ragland pass complete to Jack Sorenson for 10 yds to the Buff 31
4th & 1 at BUFF 31
(15:00 - 1st) Alonzo Smith run for 4 yds to the Buff 27 for a 1ST down
1st & 10 at BUFF 27
(11:12 - 1st) Gus Ragland run for 27 yds for a TD, (Samuel Sloman KICK)

End of 2nd Quarter

0:37

Ragland throws another deep TD

Ragland throws another deep TD

0:37

Johnson scores 2nd TD to tie game

0:16

Red Hawks QB dives into pylon for 1st score

0:24

UB Stadium

UB Stadium

12:00 AM, 31 October 2018

Buffalo, NY

Attendance: 15,682

Team	CONF	OVR
Miami (OH)	7-1	11-3
Ohio	6-2	10-3
Bowling Green	5-3	7-6
Buffalo	3-5	3-9
Akron	1-7	2-10
Kent State	0-8	1-11

Team	CONF	OVR
Toledo	8-0	11-3
Northern Illinois	5-3	7-6
Eastern Michigan	4-4	6-7
Western Michigan	3-5	4-8
Ball State	3-5	4-8
Central Michigan	3-5	5-7

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