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  2. Landino21

    Well, there's a missed opportunity . . .

    Landino21 replied to Dave_Glaser's topic in USF Bulls Athletics

    Yes! That simple video would have very likely gotten me to a game. I graduated FA/2013 I was an unconventional student who attended HCC first, married with 3 kids in HS and a demanding full time job. I began in 2010 with zero credits and finished in 2013 with a major in Finance and a minor in Int'l Business. Needless to say I regularly slept 3hrs to get a 3.89 GPA. 🤮 I promise you, if I would have seen that video I would have figure a way to go to a game. My only experience with sports was Rays and Bucs. Since I graduated, I have attended 90% of football home games (only sport my husband cares about), all bowl games and some away games. I invite friends to the games and other events, wear USF gear ALL the time, my RV has a USF tag, I'm almost all about it. Trying to figure out how to get RV parking so I can host small sororities/fraternities at the tailgate. I'm willing to take personal responsibility and try to do more each year, but athletics has to do their part and avoid missing opportunities. Rant over!
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  7. NAS Gone to Paradise
    Smart move on Mark’s part.
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  13. chrisdashley
    Mark is a phenomenal guy. He's gonna be missed and he's leaving a huge hole to fill.
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    Argyle (Texas) There is no debate over which team will start the 2019 season at No. 1. Argyle won 37 straight games and captured the Texas Class 4A state championship in fairly easy fashion. MaxPreps National Coach of the Year Ricky Griffin returns eight starters from that squad, including the entire infield and outfield. Over 20 pitching wins also return. All-American candidates Brendan Dixon at shortstop and Preston King at second base return, while Austin King is back at catcher. The outfield is strong with the return of MaxPreps All-American Hayden Clearman and Dillon Carter. The pitching staff also returns Dallas News All-Area pick Sean Bolinalong with junior Tate Van Poppel, the son of former MLB pitcher Todd Van Poppel.American Heritage (Plantation, Fla.) The 2018 season had to be a disappointing one for the Patriots, who began ranked No. 1 in the nation and were eliminated from the postseason by Merritt Island in the regional playoffs. Despite losing two MLB draft picks in Tristan Casas and Cory Acton, American Heritage still figures to be one of the top teams in the country. The Patriots have a multitude of Division I-committed players, including junior outfielder Enrique Bradfield, junior first baseman Gavin Casas and sophomore pitcher Devin Futrell — all committed to Vanderbilt. Throw in pitcher Ryan Cabarcas, a rising senior headed to Florida, and the Patriots have another stellar cast ready to make a run at a Florida state championship and possible national title.Blessed Trinity (Roswell, Ga.) Ranked among the top teams in the nation all season, the Titans fell to eventual state champion Jefferson in the Class 4A state semifinals. Blessed Trinity will be strong in the field, particularly up the middle, with MaxPreps Junior All-American CJ Abrams at shortstop and All-State pick Steele Chambers in the outfield. The pitching staff boasts one of the top sophomore pitchers in the nation in right-hander DJ Radtke. Full Article Video
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    Max preps preseason top 100 Earlier this week we released our Top 25 Early Contenders and now it's time to dig even further and check out the Top 100. Four states — California, Texas, Florida and Georgia — claim over half the field. The Golden State leads the way with 16 teams, a slim edge over the Lone Star State's 15 teams. The Sunshine State has the third most with 12 and the Peach State has 10 teams represented. Alabama and Ohio are the only other two states to have at least five teams selected. Twenty-four states are represented overall, 25 counting Washington, D.C., with 17 of them having multiple teams selected. Thirty-seven of the 100 teams won state titles in 2017 and will have a chance to repeat this season. 1. St. John Bosco (Bellflower, Calif)The Braves check in as the No. 1 team entering the 2018 season. They are looking to win their third state title since 2013 and are led by 5-star quarterback DJ Uiagalelei and 4-star cornerback and 2019 USC commit Chris Steele. One of the Braves' biggest strengths this year is in the trenches. The top two teams in the nation both come from the Trinity League. 2. Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.)The defending National Champions have to replace a lot of key players, but still bring in one of the most complete teams into 2018. Bryce Young replaces JT Daniels under center and expect big seasons from Bru McCoy, Mike Martinez, Braedin Huffman-Dixon, Shakobe Harper and Sean Dollars on offense. The Monarchs secondary might be the best in the country led by 5-star Elias Ricks, 2020 Oklahoma commit Darion Green-Warren, 2019 Oregon commit Jeremiah Criddell and 3-star William Nimmo.3. IMG Academy (Bradenton, Fla.)Year in, year out IMG Academy has one of the most talented teams in the country and this year's squad is no exception. The Ascenders loaded with Division I prospects led by 5-star Trey Sanders, the No. 1 running back in the Class of 2019, and 2019 Georgia commit Nolan Smith, who checks in as the top rated player overall on 247sports. Video
  16. crambone

    BULLSRALLY 2018

    crambone replied to mutt's topic in USF Bulls Athletics

    Awesome.
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  20. NewEnglandBull
    A wonderful tribute by Jim.
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  23. NAS Gone to Paradise

    Well, there's a missed opportunity . . .

    NAS Gone to Paradise replied to Dave_Glaser's topic in USF Bulls Athletics

    Why are parents there to begin with....even worse being there for two days.
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  25. Apis Bull
    Discipline is the key to stopping the triple option. Too often players get sucked in and forget their assignment.
  26. HeadCoach
    I’ll say this. As a coach I would be working on stopping the triple option a lot during fall camp. One stat I saw was when a Georgia Tech opponent had more then 2 weeks to prepare for them they are something like 0-4. I know for a fact last year as bad as Tennessee was they were able to get stops when they needed to. Charlie Strong is a defensive minded coach so he should schematically be able to have the Bulls ready. Obviously like all games against Power 5 teams it will come down to the trenches on the offensive and defensive line. Georgia Tech does a lot of cutting and that is difficult to simulate in practice so it will be interesting to see how our new D-line can handle that.
  27. Apis Bull

    Well, there's a missed opportunity . . .

    Apis Bull replied to Dave_Glaser's topic in USF Bulls Athletics

    You are separated from them for most of it.
  28. BrassBulls12

    The must have tailgate food

    BrassBulls12 posted a topic in Game Day Grub's Topics

    Burgers? Hotdogs? Sausages? What is the must have food for your tailgate? For me, its all about the classic hamburger, best served with a 🍺maybe 🍻
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    BULLS IN THE PROS: FORMER USF PITCHERS HAVING STRONG SEASONS TAMPA, JULY 20, 2018 – Former USF pitcher Tommy Eveld has been one of the California League's top relievers this season.Selected in the ninth round of the 2015 MLB Draft by the Arizona Diamondbacks, Eveld has a 2.03 ERA in 97 minor league games with 30 saves and 132 strikeouts. Named a A-Advanced California League All-Star for the Visalia Rawhide, the 6-foot-5 righty is 2-2 on the year with a 1.24 ERA and 42 strikeouts. Eveld has five saves with 14 strikeouts and a 0.00 ERA over his last 10 outings. Eveld did not begin his career as a USF student-athlete with the baseball program. He came to Tampa as a football player, spending the first three years on the team. It was not until 2015 when Eveld joined Billy Mohl's pitching staff. He appeared in 39 games as a Bull, totaling 92 strikeouts with nine saves in his final year. Eveld has really blossomed into the closer role, as he's currently third in the California League with 12 saves and has issued only seven walks.Rise of the PhoenixTwo-year USF starter Phoenix Sanders is transitioning to life in the bullpen. Sanders is 5-1 on the year with a 2.44 ERA, three saves and 63 strikeouts playing for the Bowling Green Hot Rods (A-Advanced).The former Friday night man for the Bulls went just 2-3 in five starts after being drafted by the Tampa Bay Rays in the 10th round of the 2017 MLB Draft. He already has more strikeouts this season compared to last, having logged almost as many innings.His strikeout-to-walk ratio was 4:1 in 2017 and he averaged 9.42 K's per nine innings. Now in his first full professional season, Sanders has a 3.71:1 strikeout-to-walk ratio and is striking out 12.85 batters per nine innings. COCO STAYS HOT: Coco Montes has remained a force in the Pioneer League with the Grand Junction Rockies after being selected by the Colorado Rockies in the 15th round of this year's MLB Draft. In 30 games, Montes leads the league with a .407 average and 29 runs scored. He has nine doubles, two triples, four home runs and 19 RBI. Following a career season for USF in 2018, the infielder tallied two more multi-hit games last week and now has 14 for Grand Junction. Find out how other former USF standouts are faring in pro baseball this season below: Name Organization Position League (Level) Team Stats Austin Adams Washington P International (AAA) Syracuse Chiefs 0-2, 2.12 ERA, 7 saves, 46 Ks, 29.2 IP. Also on MLB 40-man roster. Joe Cavallaro N.Y. Mets P Florida State (A Advanced) St. Lucie Mets 1-1, 5.40, 11 Ks, 10.0 IP. Assigned to St. Lucie on July 7. Tommy Eveld Arizona P California (A-Advanced) Visalia Rawhide 2-2, 1.24 ERA, 12 saves, 42 Ks, 36.1 IP Jimmy Herget Cincinnati P International (AAA) Louisville Bats 1-2, 3.02 ERA, 47 Ks, 41.2 IP Brandon Lawson Tampa Bay P Southern (AA) Montgomery Biscuits 2-1, 4.73 ERA, 25 Ks, 26.2 IP Shane McClanahan Tampa Bay P Gulf Coast (Rookie) Rays Signed with Rays before the July 6 deadline. Kevin Merrell Oakland SS California (A-Advanced) Stockton Ports Seven-day disabled list. .267, 10 2B, 3 3B, 5 SB, 24 RBI, 62 games Coco Montes Colorado SS Pioneer (Rookie) Grand Junction Rockies .407, 4 HR, 9 2B, 2 3B, 19 RBI, 29 runs, 3 SB, 30 games Dan Otero Cleveland P MLB Indians 1-1, 5.60 ERA, 26 Ks, 35.1 IP Andrew Perez Chicago White Sox P South Atlantic (A) Kannapolis Intimidators 0-0, 2.25 ERA, 7 Ks, 8.0 IP Kevin Quackenbush Cincinnati P International (AAA) Louisville Bats 0-1, 2.45 ERA, 14 saves, 35 Ks, 29.1 IP. Triple-A All-Star. Phoenix Sanders Tampa Bay P Midwest (A) Bowling Green Hot Rods 5-1, 2.44 ERA, 3 saves, 63 Ks, 44.1 IP Peter Strzelecki Milwaukee P Pioneer (Rookie) Helena Brewers 2-1, 5.40 ERA, 2 saves, 12 Ks, 10.0 IP Ryan Valdes Pittsburgh P New York-Penn (A-Short Season) West Virginia Black Bears 0-0, 3.78 ERA, 1 save, 14 Ks, 16.2 IP David Villar San Francisco 3B Northwest (A-Short Season) Salem-Keizer Volcanoes .275, 4 HR, 8 2B, 12 runs, 16 RBI, 20 games
  30. BrassBulls12

    New Club. One for grub.

    BrassBulls12 posted a topic in USF Bulls Athletics

    Hey Bulls fans, are you a foodie? wanna share your favorite meals for game day? Join the newly created Game Day Grub Club. Remember to follow the clubs you join so you will be notified of new posts. Mods feel free to move or delete this thread after a little while.
  31. hm101
    I have no idea what to think about this game. Triple option is tough...
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