The University of Buffalo has agreed to a contract extension with head coach Pete Lembo after the 54-year-old led the Bulls to a 9–4 season and a Bahamas Bowl victory in his first year on the job, according to ESPN's Pete Thamel.

The University at Buffalo has signed Pete Lembo to a one-year contract extension in the wake of his 9-4 debut season as head coach of the Bulls, the school announced Tuesday.

University at Buffalo football coach Pete Lembo has agreed to a one-year contract extension through the 2029 season that will raise Lembo’s compensation as well as provide additional resources for building his team of assistants and support staff,

Pete Lembo aced the test, in at least one college football publication’s grade book. College Football Network made its grades for first-year football coaches public Monday morning and gave the University at Buffalo’s coach an A for his initial season with the Bulls.

Buffalo head coach Pete Lembo agreed to a one-year contract extension on Tuesday that boosts his deal with the school through the 2029 season. Financial terms were not disclosed for