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| Posted: 30 Dec 2019 10:26 PM PST  Watch the Replay of the WOBM Christmas Classic Final TOMS RIVER - In most years, it takes until the end of February to find out whether or not a team is the best in the Shore Conference. After its run through a loaded field to win the WOBM Christmas Classic, the Manasquan boys basketball team proved before the New Year that it is the best the Shore has to offer in 2020. Now the Warriors just have to figure out how to keep it that way. Monday night's anticipated WOBM Christmas Classic final between Manasquan and Toms River North was tight heading into the fourth quarter but the top-seeded Warriors quickly pushed the lead into double-figures and kept their foot on the accelerator in a 78-63 win over the second-seeded Mariners. "Our guys know how difficult our conference is and we have four more showcase games coming up," Manasquan coach Andrew Bilodeau said. "They know the difficulty of the competition and they are a pretty experienced group. I don't think they take anybody lightly and I don't think they fear anyone." Sophomore Ben Roy earned tournament MVP honors after capping his four-game run with 26 points and four assists on Monday night - giving him 82 points in four games (20.5 per game) with 53 in the last two rounds of the tournament. "Ben did what we see him do every day," Bilodeau said. "I think our three guards are as good a trio as there is period and he's obviously a big part of it." Senior Alex Galvan also scored 26 points to go with his 12 rebounds and three assists while earning first-team all-tournament honors. Classmate Kieran Flanagan posted 14 points, six rebounds and eight assists Monday night and earned both second-team all-tournament recognition, as well as the Chuck Kearney Memorial Award. "I have been really impressed with the way our big guys have played," Bilodeau said. "And I know Kieran Flanagan got the second-team all-tournament and the Chuck Kearney Award, but I thought his defense over the course of the first six games - he looks like the best defensive player we have ever had, certainly that I have coached." Both Roy and Galvan did most of their scoring damage in the second half, with Galvan scoring 16 points in the second half and Roy going for 14 after the break. "They were playing zone so we just tried to find the soft spots and attack the rim with Ben and our guards," Galvan said. "Our bigs started to collapse inside to get some easy baskets of that." Monday's win is Manasquan's sixth straight to open the season and among those victories are wins against the No. 3 team in the Shore Sports Network Preseason Top 10 (Middletown South), No. 4 in the preseason Top 10 (Toms River North) and the defending NJSIAA Group IV champion (Newark East Side). With No. 2 Ranney - the defending Shore Conference Tournament champion and Tournament of Champions winner - dropping to 1-3 with losses to Burlington Township and Red Bank about 30 miles north at the Buc Holiday Classic in Red Bank and No. 5 Christian Brothers Academy losing four straight games by double-digits to open the season, Manasquan has been the class of the conference in the early going and the field has a lot of catching up to do over the next two months. For three quarters on Monday, Toms River North was up to the task of challenging Manasquan for the mantle of No. 1. Senior Jakari Spence scored a game-high 30 points to go with five assists and canned a three-pointer in the final minute of the third quarter that pulled Toms River North within 51-47 heading into the fourth quarter. For the second straight game, however, Manasquan used an early-fourth-quarter run to put distance between itself and its opponent. After an 8-0 run in the span of a minute blew open Saturday's win over Middletown South, it was a 13-4 run to open the fourth that turned a two-possession game into a 64-51 Manasquan lead that would not get closer than nine and later balloon to 18. "Our key is we don't stop playing," Roy said. "We don't look to run the clock out - we keep going like we were going at the start of the game. With the way we put points on the board and we're so aggressive on defense, we are tough team for all four quarters." Toms River North jumped out to a 6-0 lead in the game behind some hot shooting from Spence and classmate Najae Hallenbeck. The 6-foot-6, 285-pound Hallenbeck buried his first two three-point attempts and scored eight points in the first three minutes to jump-start a 20-point, 11-rebound performance. "We were not really sharp for three quarters and mostly because Toms River North presents some pretty unique challenges," Bilodeau said. "You need a guy-and-a-half on Spence and a guy-and-a-half on Hallenbeck. That only leaves you two guys to cover three and that's a problem." While Hallenbeck got his 20-point double-double, Manasquan was effective in making him work hard for his opportunities around the basket thanks to the defensive effort of 6-8 senior Tim McEneny and 6-5 senior Jack Collins. The Warriors also used junior guard Casey Mulligan to dig down into the post. "I didn't have to guard him but I couldn't imagine having to guard him straight-up for a whole game," Galvan said. "A 6-6 dude shooting threes and moving guys around like he does, that's tough to deal with. He is a big guy and you don't really see too many guys like him. Plus Jakari is a stud as well so we had to focus our game plan around those two guys." "I thought McEneny did a great job keeping his his percentages a little lower than it was in other games," Bilodeau said. "We used Casey Mulligan a lot to dig in on him and I thought that threw off the rhythm a little bit - not allowing him to put it on the floor and back in. McEneny - a Cornell baseball commit - complemented his defensive effort with eight points and seven rebounds in his first start of the season. McEneny recently finished rehabbing from Tommy John Surgery on his left pitching elbow and missed the first three games of the season. Manasquan also bottled up Toms River North senior Colin Baker, who scored just two points to go with five assists after career-best 26 points and 10 assists in the semifinal win over Marlboro on Saturday. Senior Mike Vansprang was the Mariners' third scoring source on Monday with eight points. While Manasquan's Shore supremacy appears unchallenged for the time being, the Warriors will face plenty of quality competition over the next two weeks, with showcase games on tap against West Side Newark and Roselle Catholic on each of the next two Saturdays. "We are just going to keep being hungry," Roy said. "We don't want to treat anyone lightly. Everyone is going to be gunning for us, but we are ready for the challenge and we are always going to play hard. You can count on that."  |
| BU Women Host NJIT at the Events Center - wnbf.com Posted: 30 Dec 2019 03:41 PM PST The Binghamton Bearcats women's basketball team closes out its non-conference schedule tonight at 7:00 PM (6:45 on News Radio 1290 WNBF) at the Events Center by hosting the NJIT Highlanders. The Highlanders are 3-9 while the Bearcats are 10-2. Binghamton is one of only two teams in America East with double digit wins. Stony Brook is 12-1 after a double overtime win over Bucknell on Sunday. The Seawolves have now won nine games in a row and the 12 non-conference wins are the most by any America East women's basketball team since the 1991-92 season. The Bearcats host the Seawolves on Wednesday, January 22 at 7:00 PM at the Events Center. Following tonight's game Binghamton opens up America East play with two straight games on the road. The Bearcats travel to Albany for a 2 PM game on Sunday and then play at UMBC on Wednesday, January 8. BU's first America East home game is set for Saturday, January 11 when UMass Lowell visits for a 2:00 PM contest.  |
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| 1390 Granite City Sports 2019-2020 Wrestling Preview - WJON News Posted: 31 Dec 2019 03:24 AM PST UNDATED -- We will include from the Central Lakes Conference: Sartell Sabres, Sauk Rapids Storm, St. Cloud Tech Tigers and Rocori Spartans. From the Granite Ridge Conference: Albany Huskies, Foley Falcons and the Becker Bulldogs moved from the Granite Ridge into the Mississippi 8 Conference. From the Central Minnesota Conference the Eden Valley Watkins Eagles, Kimball Area Cubs, Holdingford Huskers and now added the Paynesville Bulldogs. The Royalton/Upsala Royals have moved from the Park Region Conference into the Central Minnesota Conference. Will bring you the individual results of the duals and Individual tournaments of all twelve teams. Also the list of upcoming of events, current state ratings and conference standings. You can get more of your wrestling news and results at www.theguillotine.com and more info on our local teams on my blog site:https://minnesotamatrats.wordpress.com for more on Section and Conference previews and Bi-weekly columns thru out the season. FOLEY FALCONS The Falcons earned fifth place with 112 points and four placers in the 50th plus field of teams at the Fargo "Rumble on the Red" tournament. Elijah Novak (285) (21-2) earned third place and Conner Thorsten (160) (20-3) earned third place, Isaiah Fitch (152) (18-5) earned sixth place and Greg Miller (220) (14-7) earned seventh place. Logan Thorsten (145) (17-5) went 3-3, Levi Jacobson (113) (18-4) went 2-2, Ethan Oswald (126) (18-5) went 2-2, and Hunter Gorecki (195) (17-4) went 2-2. BECKER BULLDOGS The Bulldogs earned the championship at the Glencoe-Silver Lake/LP "Booster Club" Duals with three big wins over Springfield 69-8, Glencoe/SL/LP 62-9 and in the championship over Section 6AA rivals Annandale/Maple Lake 42-30. Ethan Anderson (126), Jake Nelson (138), Lukas Paulson (145), Kylen Rish (160), Caden Dewall (195), Brayden Weber (220) all went 3-0. Ryan Boecker (132) went 2-0 and Drew May (106), Kaden Rish (113), Ethan Duncombe (120) and John Stangler (170) all went 2-1 at the Glencoe/SL/LP duals. The Bulldogs had six place winners for 114 points to earn eighth place in a twenty-seven field of teams at the Rogers "Matness" tournament. Caden DeWall (170) (18-1) earned the championship and Brayden Weber (220) (15-2) earned second place. Kylen Rish (160) (12-6) earned fourth place, Adam Jurek (152) (13-4) earned fifth place and Ethan Anderson (132) (16-4) and Reid Kraus (182) (13-6) both earn sixth place. Ethan Duncombe (120) (9-8) went won three matches and. Drew May (106) won three matches, were short one of earning a place. The Bulldogs were short a couple of their starters, that would have been potential finalists. ST. CLOUD TECH TIGERS The Tigers had three place winners at the Fargo "Rumble on the Red" tourney for 67 points and sixteenth place in a field of over fifty teams. Isaiah Green (220) (14-4) earned the championship, Aaron Voigt (285) (15-7) earned sixth place and Taylor Hugg (182) (16-3) earned seventh place. Logan Hanson (170) (15-6) won three matches, he was short one match of earning a place. ROCORI SPARTANS The Spartans had a very good team performance as they went 4-1 at the Old Abe Holiday Duals at Eau Claire, Wisconsin. They defeated Pine Island 58-16, Eau Claire Memorial 41-31, Maple Grove 44-30 and Grand Rapids 36-31 to earn second place. Ben Primus (195), Austin Moscho (152), Carter Thelen (132) and Evan Moscho (126) all went 5-0 and Aaron Bailey (113) went 4-1. Jack Major (106), Ryan Kunz (145) and Ben Hansen (160) all went 3-2. Grady Minnerath (182) went 3-1 and Ryan Rose (170) went 2-2. SARTELL-ST. STEPHEN SABRES The Sabres had several wrestlers that actually had a good tournament, but they didn't place in the large field of teams of over fifty teams. They earned 27.5 points for thirty-sixth place. Jack Engle (182) (12-5) and Spencer Johnson (113) (10-5 both won three matches and Sam Fernholz (138) (15-4) and Dutch Nordby (126) both won two matches. Special Note: Sam Fernholz 12th grade won his 100th Career Match. HOLDINGFORD HUSKERS The Huskers earned 42.5 points at the twenty-eight field of teams at the Rogers "Matness" tournament with four place winners for seventeenth place. Tate Lange (160) (15-4) earned fifth place, Brandon Doll (285) (11-7) and Sam Harren (195) (10-7) both earned seventh place and Drew Lange (106) (10-9) took eighth place. James Welle (145) (6-8) and Michael Miller (152) (6-8) both won two matches. OLD ABE HOLIDAY DUALS EAU CLAIRE, WISCONSIN ROCORI 58 PINE ISLAND16 106 Jack Major (ROC) Fall Ivon Loy (PI) :40 113 Aaron Baisley (ROC) Fall Gavin Twaddle (PI) 1:14 120 Luke Williams (PI) Won by Forfeit 126 Evan Moscho (ROC) Won by Forfeit 132 Carter Thelen (ROC) Fall Andrew Rodgers (PI) :14 138 Dan Krier (PI) Maj. Dec. Luke Hemmesch (ROC) 16-9 145 Ryan Kunz (ROC) Fall Colton Allhiser (PI) 2:29 152 Austin Moscho (ROC) Maj. Dec. Mason Pike (PI) 12-3 160 Ben Hansen (ROC) Won by Forfeit 170 Ryan Rose (ROC) Won by Forfeit 182 Grady Minnerath (ROC) Won by Forfeit 195 Ben Primus (ROC) Fall Austin Eyre (PI) :51 220 Double Forfeit 285 Jack Swanson (PI) Fall Henry Theis (ROC) 3:02 Pine Island's team score was adjusted by 1.0 for correction ROCORI 41 EAU CLAIRE MEMORIAL 31 113 Aaron Baisley (ROC) Won by Forfeit 120 Cody Steinmetz (ECM) Won by Forfeit 126 Evan Moscho (ROC) Tech. Fall Neven Peterson (ECM) 132 Carter Thelen (ROC) Fall Nick Leary (ECM) :39 138 Ian Johnson (ECM) Maj. Dec. Luke Hemmesch (ROC) 10-0 145 Ryan Kunz (ROC) Fall Tyler Wathke (ECM) 4:28 152 Mason Orth (ROC) Fall Logan Bee (ECM) 2:25 160 Austin Moscho (ROC) Dec. Ethan Schermitzler (ECM) 8-6 170 Ben Hansen (ROC) Fall Ethan Mitra (ECM) 2:59 182 Zach Crotty (ECM) Fall Ryan Rose (ROC) 2:35 195 Ben Primus (ROC) Dec. Hendrick Boese (ECM) 11-4 220 Braden Lortscher (ECM) Fall Henry Theis (ROC) :38 285 Sam Pickett (ECM) Won by Forfeit 106 Christian Franchuk (ECM) Dec. Jack Major (ROC) 5-2 ROCORI 44 MAPLE GROVE 30 126 Evan Moscho (ROC) Fall Eddie Kilgard (MG) 5:20 132 Max Johnson (MG) Won by Forfeit 138 Carter Thelen (ROC) Maj. Dec. David Grant (MG) 13-4 145 Ryan Kunz (ROC) Maj. Dec. Julian Stevens (MG) 14-2 152 Mason Orth (ROC) Fall Mason Carter (MG) 1:35 160 Austin Moscho (ROC) Fall Draven Craidon (MG) 3:01 170 Ben Hansen (ROC) Fall Mitchell Feinberg (MG) :52 182 Bryce Tiber (MG) Fall Grady Minnerath (ROC) 1:38 195 Johan Rodvik (MG) Won by Forfeit 220 Ben Primus (Rocori) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf 285 Luis Haro (MG) Fall Henry Theis (ROC) 2:55 106 Jack Major (ROC) Dec. Thomas Schlangen (MG) 8-6 OT 113 Aaron Baisley (ROC) Dec. Caden Klopfenstein (MG) 2-0 120 Ben Schultz (MG) Won by Forfeit KENYON WANIMINGO 39 ROCORI 33 132 Carter Thelen (ROC) Fall Dillon Bartel (KW) 5:43 138 Double Forfeit 145 Alec Johnson (KW) Fall Ryan Kunz (ROC) 1:55 152 Austin Moscho (ROC) Fall Bray Olson (KW) 4:36 160 Jaedin Johnson (KW) Maj. Dec. Ben Hansen (ROC) 14-1 170 Tyler Craig (KW) Tech. Fall Ryan Rose (ROC) 182 Grady Minnerath (ROC) Won by Forfeit 195 Ben Primus (ROC) Dec. Carter Quam (KW)) 4-2 220 Henry Theis (ROC) Won by Forfeit 285 Armani Tucker (KW) Won by Forfeit 106 Gavin Johnson (KW) Fall Jack Major (ROC) 3:10 113 Trent Foss (KW) Fall Aaron Baisley (ROC) 1:23 120 Kiefer Olson (KW) Won by Forfeit 126 Evan Moscho (ROC) Fall Owen Craig (KW) 3:18 ROCORI 36 GRAND RAPIDS 31 138 Carter Thelen (ROC) Dec. Tim Jobe (GR) 5-0 145 Caydon Lehman (GR) Dec. Ryan Kunz (ROC) 8-1 152 Nate Burdick (GR) Maj. Dec. Mason Orth (ROC) 12-1 160 Austin Moscho (ROC) Fall Dain Walters (GR) 1:14 170 Tyler Prebeck (GR) Fall Ben Hansen (ROC) 4:21 182 Ryan Rose (ROC) Dec. Clayton Danielson (GR) 9-7 195 Grady Minnerath (ROC) Fall Tyler Theis (GR) :49 220 Ben Primus (ROC) Fall Weston Danielson (GR) :38 285 Dominick Wuethrich (GR) Fall Henry Theis (ROC) 4:49 106 Jack Major (ROC) Dec. Justin Jobe (GR) 6-2 113 Aaron Baisley (ROC) Dec. Tanner Morlan (GR) 3-2 120 Sam Villeneuve Soule (GR) Won by Forfeit 126 Evan Moscho (ROC) Fall Connor Wakefield (GR) 1:00 132 Dusty Wilke (GR) Won by Forfeit GLENCOE-SILVER LAKE "PANTHER BOOSTER CLUB" INVITATIONAL BECKER 42 ANNANDALE/MAPLE LAKE 30 Championship 106 Noah Gindele (AN/ML) Maj. Dec. Drew May (BEC) 10-0 113 Mitchell Koss (AN/ML) Dec. Kaden Rish (BEC) 6-4 120 Zayne Brown (AN/ML) Fall Jake Rosenow (BEC) :38 126 Zach Pribyl (AN/ML) Tech. Fall Ethan Duncombe (BEC) 132 Ethan Anderson (BEC) Fall Carson Cooper (AN/ML) :13 138 Jake Nelson (BEC) Fall Jack Matthees (AN/ML) :35 145 Lukas Paulson (BEC) Maj. Dec. Zach Schmidt (AN/ML) 13-4 152 Adam Jurek (BEC) Dec. Shay McClory (AN/ML) 8-2 160 Kylen Rish (BEC) Fall Riley Hall (AN/ML) :18 170 Adam Neuman (AN/ML) Fall John Stangler (BEC) 1:05 182 Reid Kraus (BEC) Tech. Fall Alex Klatt (AN/ML) 195 Caden Dewall (BEC) Fall Linus Brown (AN/ML) :20 220 Brayden Weber (BEC) Fall Josh Lanctot (AN/ML) :53 285 Kessler Kenning (AN/ML) Won by Forfeit BECKER 62 GLENCOE-SILVER LAKE/LESTER PRAIRIE 9 106 Drew May (BEC) Fall Connor Meyer (GSL/LP) :54 113 Kaden Rish (BEC) Fall Dawson Meyer (GSL/LP) 5:15 120 Ethan Duncombe (BEC) Fall Dawson Varpness (GSL/LP) 1:12 126 Ryan Boecker (BEC) Won by Forfeit 132 Ethan Anderson (BEC) Fall Jace Cacka (GSL/LP) 1:36 138 Jake Nelson (BEC) Fall Sawyer Varpness (GSL/LP) 3:39 145 Lukas Paulson(BEC) Fall Aaron Higgins (GSL/LP) 1:29 152 Zachary Voelz (GSL/LP) Dec. Adam Jurek (BEC) 6-2 160 Kylen Rish (BEC) Dec. Keegan Lemke (GSL/LP) 10-5 170 John Stangler (BEC) Maj. Dec. Jaxon Anderson (GSL/LP) 12-3 182 Reid Kraus (BEC) Fall Carter Ziegler (GSL/LP) :58 195 Caden Dewall (BEC) Fall Riley Butcher (GSL/LP) 1:13 220 Brayden Weber (BEC) Won by Forfeit 285 Marco Iracheta (GSL/LP) Won by Forfeit BECKER 69 SPRINGFIELD 8 106 Drew May (BEC) Won by Forfeit 113 Kaden Rish (BEC) Won by Forfeit 120 Ethan Duncombe (BEC) Dec. Wyatt Schmidt (SP) 5-0 126 Ethan Anderson (BEC) Fall Owen Bertram (SP) 4:17 132 Ryan Boecker (BEC) Won by Forfeit 138 Jake Nelson (BEC) Won by Forfeit 145 Lukas Paulson (BEC) Fall Andrew Manko (SP) :29 152 Joe Anderson (SP) Dec. Tyson Ricker (BEC) 6-3 160 Kylen Rish (BEC) Fall Ashtin Johnson (SP) 2:27 170 John Stangler (BEC) Fall Ethan Langseth (SP) 1:04 182 Reid Kraus (BEC) Won by Forfeit 195 Caden Dewall (BEC) Fall Mason Rummel (SP) :52 220 Brayden Weber (BEC) Won by Forfeit 285 Shane Clemon (SP) Won by Forfeit Glencoe-Silver Lake/Lester Prairie 36 Paynesville 35 113 Dawson Meyer (GSL/LP) Dec. Brandon Hess (PAY) 10-7 120 Rene Quintanilla-Hernandez (PAY) Fall Dawson Varpness (GSL/LP) :49 126 Carter Ruschmeier (GSL/LP) Tech. Fall Jose Anaya (PAY) 132 Craig Schmitz (Paynesville) Fall Logan Lambrecht (GSL/LP) :45 138 Sawyer Varpness (GSL/LP) Maj. Dec. Brett Mages (PAY) 13-1 145 Aaron Mages (PAY) Maj. Dec. Aaron Higgins (GSL/LP) 13-2 152 Trent Voelz (GSL/LP) Fall Trent Soine (PAY) 3:35 160 Keegan Lemke (GSL/LP) Fall Riley Messer (PAY) 2:48 170 Jaxon Anderson (GSL/LP) Fall Chase Viessman (PAY) 1:52 182 Double Forfeit 195 Spencer Eisenbraun (PAY) Fall Carter Ziegler (GSL/LP) 3:56 220 Shawn Pinske (PAY) Dec. Riley Butcher (GSL/LP) 7-1 285 Marco Iracheta (GSL/LP) Fall Dalton Lahr, Dalton (PAY) 1:27 PAYNESVILLE 45 CENTENNIAL 31 106 Mason McNab (PAY) Won by Forfeit 113 Brandon Hess (PAY) Won by Forfeit 120 Rene Quintanilla-Hernandez (PAY) Dec. Tyler Stidham (CENT) 11-7 126 Aidan Cummans (CENT) Won by Forfeit 132 Jose Anaya (PAY) Won by Forfeit 138 Craig Schmitz (PAY) Fall Malachi Thoennes (CENT) 145 Adam Johnson (CENT) Dec. Aaron Mages (PAY) 6-5 152 Jonah Hylton (CENT) Fall Riley Messer (PAY) 2:00 160 Zachary Mulberry (CENT) Fall Trent Soine (PAY) :47 170 Isaiah Bettinger (CENT) Dec. Weston Roberg (PAY) 6-3 182 Tim O'Neill (CENT) Won by Forfeit 195 Spencer Eisenbraun (PAY) Won by Forfeit 220 Shawn Pinske (PAY) Fall Joseph McCortney (CENT) 1:15 285 Sam Lopez (PAY) Fall Oskar Welsch (CENT) 2:06 PAYNESVILLE 33 SPRINGFIELD 31 106 Brandon Hess (PAY) Won by Forfeit 113 Double Forfeit 120 Rene Quintanilla-Hernandez (PAY)) Dec. Wyatt Schmidt (SP) 5-4 126 Owen Bertram (SP) Fall Jose Anaya (PAY) :54 132 Double Forfeit 138 Craig Schmitz (PAY) Won by Forfeit 145 Aaron Mages (PAY) Fall Andrew Manko (SP) :10 152 Joe Anderson (SP) Fall Trent Soine (PAY) 3:07 160 Ashtin Johnson (SP) Maj. Dec. Riley Messer (PAY) 24-12 170 Ethan Langseth (SP) Fall Chase Viessman (PAY) 3:29 182 Weston Roberg (PAY) Won by Forfeit 195 Mason Rummel (SP) Dec. Spencer Eisenbraun (PAY) 5-2 220 Shawn Pinske (PAY) Won by Forfeit 285 Shane Clemon (SP) Fall Sam Lopez (PAY)1:02 MISSISSIPPI 8 CONFERENCE BECKER BULLDOGS 3-0 10-1 PRINCETON TIGERS 2-1 9-2 CAMBRIDGE-ISANTI BLUEJACKETS 3-2 5-5 BIG LAKE HORNETS 2-0 3-2
CHISAGO LAKES WILDCATS 0-3 1-7 NORTH BRANCH VIKINGS 1-1 2-3 MONTICELLO MAGIC 0-4 0-6
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| Bills Slight Underdog For Wild Card Game - wyrk.com Posted: 30 Dec 2019 07:53 AM PST The Bills wrapped up their 2019 season with a 10-6 record and secured the #5 playoff spot in the AFC.  With that, they will travel to Houston to take on the #4 seeded Texans and according to Las Vegas, the Bills are a slight underdog for the game. The oddsmakers have Buffalo +3.5, which means that if the Bills lose by a field goal and you bet Buffalo to win, you would still win. Both teams wrapped up the regular season 10-6. Buffalo hasn't won a playoff game since 1995, while Houston's last playoff win came back in 2016 over Oakland. This will be the 1st time the teams will face each other in a playoff game. The last time they played each other in the regular season was in 2018 when Houston won 20-13. Overall Houston leads the series 5-4  |
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