BUFFALO, NY — The Buffalo Skull Crushers extended their winning streak to three games with a 37-0 shutout over the Miami Nemesis at home on September 17. The victory improves Buffalo's record to 3-0 and solidifies their position atop the division standings.

Buffalo head coach Donald Sprenger guided his team through a commanding performance fueled by an extraordinary rushing attack. The Skull Crushers dominated on the ground with 64 carries for 378 yards. Wide receiver Greg Hall led the charge, racking up 182 rushing yards and scoring two rushing touchdowns. Hall also notched two receiving touchdowns for a total of four touchdowns on the day. James Crawford and Dennis Charles contributed with 92 and 53 rushing yards respectively, each adding a receiving touchdown.

Buffalo took an early lead with a field goal from kicker Richard Dailey at 8:53 in the first quarter. Dailey successfully converted three field goals on the day, contributing 9 points. The Skull Crushers extended their advantage with another Dailey field goal just before the first quarter ended. Greg Hall scored the first touchdown on a 4-yard run early in the second quarter, pushing Buffalo's lead to 12-0.

Defensively, Buffalo kept Miami's offense in check, limiting the Nemesis to just 29 passing yards and 82 rushing yards. Quarterback Kevin Trout struggled, completing nine of twenty attempts for only 29 yards and throwing two interceptions. The defense forced one fumble and recovered one, with Garrett Holt credited for a forced fumble.

Miami's offense was further thwarted by two blocked punts by Buffalo’s Lewis Nez in the fourth quarter. One of these blocks led to a recovery by David Jones at the Miami 18-yard line, giving Buffalo favorable field position to extend their lead.

Buffalo increased their lead in the fourth quarter with a touchdown run by Greg Hall, followed by a 13-yard touchdown run from Dennis Charles. Dailey added a final 29-yard field goal late in the game.

The Nemesis managed a few fair catches on punts but were unable to generate any scoring opportunities as Buffalo's defense applied consistent pressure and limited Miami’s time of possession.

Buffalo did commit one penalty for 10 yards in the game, while Miami incurred three penalties totaling 34 yards.

With this victory, Buffalo now leads their division with a perfect 3-0 record and has outscored opponents 121-16 through three weeks. Miami falls to 1-2 and remains third in the division.

Buffalo will look to continue their strong start next week as they aim to keep their playoff aspirations on course.