BUFFALO, NY – The Buffalo State women's basketball team returns to action this weekend as they will have two SUNYAC matchups on the road. Friday will feature their second matchup with Oswego State and Saturday will feature their first matchup with Cortland.
 
Follow the Action:
LIVE STATS or VIDEO (Friday)
LIVE STATS or VIDEO (Saturday)
 
Breaking Down The Bengals:

• Buffalo State enters play this weekend with a 1-10 (0-5 SUNYAC) mark on the season.
• Tashawni Cornfield (Gowanda, NY/Putham) and Brianna Smith (Oakfield, NY/Oakfield) are pacing the Bengals offense as they are averaging over 11.0 pts./game each.
• Cornfield currently has 32 steals on the year, the best mark in the conference.
• Adiya Jones (Washington, D.C./McKinley Technology) leads the team with 67 total rebounds.
• Jones' 47 defense rebounds are good for the 10^th best mark in the SUNYAC.

 
Observing Oswego:

• Oswego enters play Friday 10-2 (3-2 SUNYAC) on the year.
• The Lakers defeated Buffalo State 73-66 back in early December.
• Karleigh Leo has led the Lakers' offense averaging over 16.0 pts./game, which is good for the top mark in the SUNYAC.
• Diamond Pickett has been dominating under the boards as she has 120 total rebounds.
• As a team, they are averaging just over 71.0 pts./game.

 
Researching The Red Dragons:

• Cortland enters play this weekend 9-2 (5-0 SUNYAC) on the year.
• The Red Dragons are currently tied for the top seed in the conference with New Paltz.
• Emily Morano is pacing Cortland's offense averaging nearly 15.0 pts./game.
• Morano is currently tied with teammate Nyia Longford for the SUNYAC lead as they are shotting 44.4% from 3-point range.
• Cortland is currently averaging just over 71.0 pts./game.

 
The History:

• All-time, Buffalo State has a 48-20 advantage over Oswego, and have won three of the last four matchups overall.
• All-time, Cortland has a 38-21 edge over Buffalo State.
• Last time out, the Red Dragons took a 97-66 victory over the Bengals.