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“It Was A Good Start And A Good Finish” | John Tavares On 13-10 Win Over Colorado | Buffalo Bandits

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Buffalo Bandits Head Coach John Tavares spoke to the media on March 13, 2026, after a 13-10 win against the Colorado Mammoth. Tavares talks about offensive players, comparing the first game against Colorado to this one, making adjustments for injured players. He discusses rookie, Coltrane Tyson, and adding Dooley into the lineup. He talks about trades and the strategies used, the consistency from Tehoka offensively, and the revival of the team after winning against Seskatchewan.

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