Badgers Review 2014 Adversary USF
SoFloBulls.com | This is the fourth in a 12-week Friday series looking at the Wisconsin football team’s 2014 opponents…..
Tag: 2014: Torro Taggart
USA Today| No. 92: South Florida
SoFloBulls.com | USA Today ranks the USF Bulls 92nd as the 2014 season approaches. Read why here…
BCSNN: Bulls Will Take 2014 AAC Crown
SoFloBulls.com | BCSNN.com AAC Blogger C. Austin Cox boldly predicts the USF Bulls to take the 2014 AAC Crown…
Estero QB Cody Long Garners Attention
SoFloBulls.com | Rising senior Cody Long has gained his fair share of weight, as well. The six-foot-four, 215-pound quarterback said the Commitment Camp is excruciating, but everyone is learning how to motivate because of it — even the young ‘cats….
#TBT: WVU vs USF 2011
SoFloBulls.com | In this edition of Throwback Thursday we look back as WVU closes out the season with three close wins against Big East rivals culminating with Stedman Bailey’s season saving catch against South Florida….
Top-Five Collapses-No. Three: 2007 South Florida
SoFloBulls.com | No. 3 — 2007 South Florida — It was the season that could have put South Florida football on the map. Despite being just the 11th season in program history and third in the Big East, Jim Leavitt’s 2007 Bulls quickly found themselves in uncharted waters….
📌 USF Fighting to Bring in Talent along Corridor
by Matthew Manuri | USF has feasted on localized recruiting in the last two years – and turns its attention to drawing more from the I-4 Corridor…
USF In Early for Ridgewood RB Wilson
SoFloBulls.com | Ridgewood sophomore Glass Wilson turned a lot of heads last fall after turning in one of Tampa Bay’s top regular-season rushing performances. Also taking notice? USF. The Bulls are the first to offer the running back, according to Rams coach Jay Fulmer…
Former Plant, Oregon WR Eyes USF Transfer
SoFloBulls.com | Oregon wide receiver Eric Dungy is expected to transfer to South Florida to play his final season, sources told ESPN. Dungy is the son of former Indianapolis Colts and Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Tony Dungy, who still lives in Tampa. Eric Dungy’s transfer to USF is not official, but on Wednesday he and his father visited the school, sources said.