Khari breaks down UB Football's historic 2022 recruiting class. Under head coach Maurice Linguist's watch in his first recruiting period at the helm, the Bulls finished with the #1 class in the Mid-American Conference and #66 overall in the country, including six Power 5 transfers and a bevy of 3-star recruits (according to 247 Sports). By all accounts, this is being regarded as UB's highest rated recruiting class in program history.

(1:30) — Welcome back

(2:40) — Incoming transfers

(4:30) — January enrollees

(5:30) — UB, WRU?

(7:50) — Doubling down on the D

(9:15) — QB1 coming home?

(11:30) — Outgoing transfers

(15:10) — Staff changes

(21:35) — Coach Mo presser

UB Football's 2022 recruiting class:

https://ubbulls.com/news/2022/2/2/ub-football-announces-top-ranked-rectruiting-class-in-program-history.aspx

Coach Mo shares UB's 2022 recruting rankings according to 247 Sports:

https://twitter.com/coachmolinguist/status/1488950761413394435?s=27

UB's national recruiting ranking for 2022:

https://twitter.com/bulletpoints716/status/1488967024663568384

In Part 2 of this interview segment with former Bulls walk-on and safety Derek Brim Jr., the Western New York native discusses the Bulls' strong 2013 season, playing with NFL Defensive Player of the Year and All-Pro Khalil Mack, his DBU Buffalo training program, and beyond.

(1:16) — Welcome back

(2:22) — 2013 UB Football season

(9:20) — Playing with Khalil Mack

(12:35) — Life after playing football

(18:30) — Starting DBU Buffalo

(26:25) — Joining Rich Robbins’ Canisius staff

(31:25) — Kraig Kurzanski’s return to Canisius

Twitter: @CoachDBrim (https://twitter.com/coachdbrim?lang=en)

On this week's episode, Khari is joined by his former UB teammate and Bulls safety Derek Brim Jr. A fellow Western New York native and former walk-on, Brim discusses how he's kept around the game by coaching at one of the Northeast's top programs with his alma mater Canisius. He also chats about his days playing for new Bulls coach Maurice Linguist in his first stint with the program, switching from cornerback to safety, and more. Stay tuned, this is just Part 1 of a 2-part segment with Derek.

(1:15) — Welcome Derek Brim Jr.

(2:00) — Canisius Football

(4:00) — Talking UB & Coach Mo

(7:40) — Coming up through the ranks

(17:45) — What really is a walk-on?

(23:20) — Playing under Coach Mo

Derek's Twitter: @CoachDBrim (https://twitter.com/coachdbrim?lang=en)

Bull's Eye is back! After taking a hiatus for the holidays, Khari provides updates on the latest news coming from UB Football. The Bulls went through their first early signing period with head coach Maurice Linguist, which brought in several transfers but also saw veteran players hit the portal in return. UB looks to add to the roster prior to the 2022 season too, as the Bulls prep for winter conditioning.

1:22 — Welcome back!

2:33 — News & notes

4:37 — Surprise transfer news

6:40 — Incoming transfers

14:22 — Maurice Linguist early signing day interview

20:55 — Themes of the incoming 2022 class

26:47 — Names to watch in the class

UB 2022 Recruiting Class (through Jan. 7)

https://247sports.com/college/buffalo/Season/2022-Football/Commits/

UB Football voice Paul Peck comes back to Bull's Eye to recap the Bulls' 2021 season. After three straight bowl berths and four consecutive seasons at or above .500, the Bulls finished 4-8 in Maurice Linguist's first year as head coach.

Third-team All-MAC selection and starting UB running back Dylan McDuffie comes on to discuss the 2021 season. The Western New York native also dives into growing up in a football family, following his uncles in the UB lineage, his time overall as a Bull and more.

Khari closes out UB's 2021 season with a recap of its final 4 games. He also has post-game audio of head coach Maurice Linguist, DE Eric Black and QB Matt Myers after the Bulls' Senior Night game against Northern Illinois.

The Patterson twins, Jaret and James, join the podcast to talk about their times as Bulls. We dive into Jaret's time in the NFL, the twins' path from Maryland, choosing UB as a pair, and more.