South Florida Blows it Again: Bulls Collapse Against UTSA, 31-24
A 4-0 start. Two late collapses. South Florida’s 31-24 loss to UTSA exposes why the Bulls keep letting winnable games slip away.
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A 4-0 start. Two late collapses. South Florida’s 31-24 loss to UTSA exposes why the Bulls keep letting winnable games slip away.
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