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The South Florida Bulls returned to the win column Saturday, defeating Kent State 29-2 at Raymond James Stadium on Homecoming. After two straight losses, USF got back on track behind a dominant defense, though the offense once again took time to get getting going. Let’s break down the game by offense and defense.
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.
The South Florida Bulls suffered their first loss of the 2026 season on Saturday, October 3rd, falling 17-13 to Temple in a game the Bulls had every opportunity to win. The defense kept USF in it all night, but an inconsistent offense and questionable playcalling proved too much to overcome.
South Florida’s offense struggled from start to finish, but the Bulls’ defense came through when it mattered most to secure a victory over Bowling Green at Doyt L. Perry Stadium. Despite injuries and constant rotation along the offensive line, USF did enough late to stay unbeaten and escape a road test during the Falcons’ Homecoming.
Following the departure of Head Coach Alex Golesh, USF appointed Ohio State Offensive Coordinator, Brian Hartline, to take the reigns. Following seven seasons on the coaching staff at OSU, the Bulls are excited to have Coach Hartline leading the program.
The USF Bulls’ 12th and final regular season game of the 2025 season was one against the Rice Owls. Looking to secure their ninth win of the season, the Bulls knew what had to be done.
The South Florida Bulls won in a demonstrative fashion over SC State, 63-14. After falling to Miami in the previous week, the Bulls were looking to bounce back. Check out what transpired on 9/20.
After a huge win against Rice, the Bulls are now 1-0 in conference play going into an extremely important block of the schedule for the next few weeks.
Find out what Alex Golesh took away from studying how Art Briles built Baylor into an offensive beast and more.