Notre Dame Basketball Defeats Buffalo, Faces Georgetown Next

Notre Dame's men's basketball team overcame a halftime deficit to defeat Buffalo 86-77, largely due to a 24-2 run early in the second half. Tae Davis led the Irish with a career-high 27 points, complemented by Markus Burton's near triple-double performance with 19 points, nine rebounds, and eight assists. This victory marked Notre Dame’s second win of the season, showcasing their improved resilience compared to last year's early-season struggles. Coach Micah Shrewsberry attributed the win to the team's resolve and togetherness built over the offseason, highlighting their ability to maintain composure under pressure. Despite trailing by seven points in the first half, Notre Dame's aggressive paint-focused strategy proved decisive. The team will next face Georgetown, aiming for redemption after their previous season's close loss.