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1949–50 Buffalo Bulls men's basketball
ConferenceIndependent
1949–50 record15–10
Head coachMalcolm S. Eiken (4th season)

Seasons


← 1948–49


1950–51 →


The 1949–50 Buffalo Bulls men's basketball team represented the University of Buffalo during the 1949–50 NCAA college men's basketball season. The head coach was Malcolm S. Eiken, coaching his fourth season with the Bulls.



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Date
time, TV
Opponent
Result
Record
Site
city, state

11/26/1949


Wash. & Jeff.

L 40–64 		0–1

 
Buffalo, NY

12/03/1949


at Alfred

W 59–46 		1–1

 
Alfred, NY

12/06/1949


Cornell

L 36–66 		1–2

Barton Hall 
Ithaca, New York

12/09/1949


at Western Reserve

W 61–50 		2–2

 
Hudson, Ohio

12/10/1949


at Case

L 56–58 		2–3

 
Cleveland, OH

12/16/1949


Toronto

W 60–34 		3–3

 
Buffalo, NY

12/17/1949


Washington St.

L 44–56 		3–4

 
Buffalo, NY

12/23/1949


Temple

L 62–56 		3–5

 
Buffalo, NY

12/28/1949


Colby

W 78–58 		4–5

 
Buffalo, NY

12/30/1949


[[school|Mississippi College]]

W 70–51 		5–5

 
Buffalo, NY

1/03/1950


at Rochester

W 67–58 		6–5

 
Rochester, NY

1/06/1950


Oberlin

W 67–34 		7–5

 
Buffalo, NY

1/27/1950


Alfred

W 75–34 		8–5

 
Buffalo, NY

1/28/1950


Connecticut

L 40–56 		8–6

 
Buffalo, NY

1/30/1950


Fredonia State

W 75–35 		9–6

 
Buffalo, NY

2/02/1950


Niagara

L 49–51 		9–7

 
Buffalo, NY

2/08/1950


at Toronto

W 57–29 		10–7

 
Toronto, Ontario

2/10/1950


Hamilton

W 67–41 		11–7

 
Hamilton, NY

2/11/1950


at Union

L 54–58 		11–8

 
Schnectady, NY

2/16/1950


at Hobart

W 66–46 		12–8

 
Geneva, NY

2/17/1950


at R.P.I.

L 53–59 		12–9

 
Troy, NY

2/18/1950


at Hawaii

W 69–50 		13–9

 
Troy, NY

2/24/1950


Western Reserve

W 77–64 		14–9

 
Buffalo, NY

2/28/1950


at Lafayette

L 49–67 		14–10

 
Buffalo, NY

3/03/1950


Hobart

W 54–51 		15–10

 
Buffalo, NY

*Non-conference game. (#) Tournament seedings in parentheses.

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