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Join us this summer for Buffalo Day at Buffalo Wings 'N' Things in Huntington Beach, CA.
Countdown to the Buffalo Bills' first pre-season game of the 2008 season at the Washington Redskins.
See the whole 2008 schedule.
Our T-shirts are here! Our T-shirts are here!
The club T-shirts are available for purchase at Bills or Sabres games or you can contact the chapter coordinator via email (email is on the contact page). They are $15.00 and all proceeds will go to one of the Bills players' foundations. We've got a couple of pictures. Wear yours proudly.
We all signed one and sent it off to Kevin Everett after the Miami game.
The Southern California Buffalo Boosters originated in 1989 as a group of transplanted Buffalonians gathered together to watch Buffalo Bills football at the Buffalo Wings N' Things Restaurant in Huntington Beach, CA. (Surf City, USA).
Wondering how to become a member? That's easy. There are no dues, no obligations, no background checks, no applications to fill out.
All you have to do is send an email message to our chapter coordinator, Mike. He will add you to the email newsletter for updates on group events. See Mike's address on our CONTACT page. In the meantime, show up at Buffalo Wings 'N' Things for the games (call in advance). Check our WHERE page for location and phone. Check our EVENTS page for schedule details.
Send us your photos!! We need your Buffalo Bills related photos for our PHOTOS page.
Email them to our webmaster, Walter. His email address is on our CONTACT page.
The thoughts and prayers of the Southern California Bills fans are with tight end Kevin Everett, his family, and friends. During the home opener, Kevin suffered a "catastrophic cervical spine injury."
You can read all about Kevin here in the Dec. 11th issue of Sports Illustrated. They have an extensive nine page article.
The fact that Kevin is alive and that he may walk again can both be attributed to quick thinking and action on the part of the Buffalo medical personnel that cared for him within minutes of his accident. The medical team in Buffalo credit much of their success to radical new techniques developed by The Miami Project.
See the season schedule on our EVENTS page.