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🏀 by Matthew Manuri for USF Rivals | When former Kentucky assistant and Pittsburgh alumni Orlando Antigua decided to leave his cushy bench position with the Kentucky Wildcats under likely Hall of Fame head coach John Calipari…
SoFloBulls.com | TAMPA – Fans flocked to Corbett Stadium on Saturday afternoon to attend the USF football Spring Game and the Bulls gave them a can’t-miss show on campus. Quarterback Steven Bench threw for 317 yards and three scores to help the White Team hand the Green Team a 35-3 loss in front of a crowd of approximately 2,000 that surrounded the Bulls in the stands and on the grass berms at the home of the USF men’s and women’s soccer teams.
by Matthew Manuri | The media melee that engulfed the search for USF’s new head basketball coach left me at a crossroads as I decided the topics I should cover in this piece. Should I begin with the Steve Masiello escapade? Maybe UNLV Head Coach Dave Rice’s matador-like illusion of our beloved Bulls?
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.
SoFloBulls Blog | PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Commissioner Mike Aresco has announced the league opponents and game sites for the 2014 American Athletic Conference football season. The 2014 conference schedule will produce 44 regular-season games, with each of The American’s 11 teams playing eight intraconference contests. Each team will have four home games and four away games…
SoFloBulls Blog | There are myriad ways Florida could judge the performance of its 11 state universities. This year, the Board of Governors focused on how each of the schools prepares graduates for the workforce, divvying up an extra $20 million in “performance funding”…
