SoreBulls

NEB is correct, cycling is a great exercise to do as you get older. I started cycling when I attended USF in the early-mid 70’s, and it also became a way of life for me. I’m still on the bike and am 73 living in Gainesville, which is a great place to ride. I highly recommend cycling for anyone who wishes a great workout with low impact. 
NEB, if your ever visit Gainesville bring your bike and we can do some riding. Anything from roads, gravel or rails-to- trails. 
Go Bulls!!

Thanks, did a tour 68-69 in Vietnam. BTW GD the C-130 gunships were lifesavers for those of us on the ground. We called them Spooky or Puff. I will never forget the sound they made when they were firing. Most impressive at night, the plane suddenly had flame coming out of it. 

10 hours ago, Sk00b said:

 I'll have to circle back on this when im sober. Reading your posts with some beers in me makes my head spin. That is the longest run on sentence known to man...

I agree, in response to my post a few days ago he had a run on sentence that was very impressive. In fact it was so long I had to take a pee break before I could finish. Of course I’m old (73) and my bladder is the size of a walnut. 

On 9/21/2021 at 10:06 AM, BulledOver said:

But if she does....we will have her back. Only one's who will gripe will be dance and drama--

Go easy on the dance majors. My daughter majored in dance at USF. Ended up dancing in NYC for fifteen years then went to graduate school at the Univ of Michigan on a full ride. Some of the  classes she taught at UMich had football players and wrestlers attending. USF has one of the best schools of dance in the nation. 

24 minutes ago, hm101 said:

There are just people out there so disconnected from reality that the expectation is just to blindly win. Left a bare cupboard? Toxic culture? Doesn't matter, you should win every game. And if you don't we fire you in 2 years, and then we do the same to the next guy. I just don't get it.

I can’t really fathom that either. Perhaps many have never inherited or worked in a really tough situation or their expectations are way beyond reality, who knows. I haven’t been super impressed with his coaching and recruiting but the man deserves at least three years, especially after inheriting this god awful team plus dealing with COVID. Recruiting top athletes will also become much more difficult since UCF joined B12. So there’s also that. 

Oh come on now. By saying there isn’t a devil, your also insinuating there isn’t a hell. If there isn’t a hell then where do all the bad people aka non believers go. This is all so confusing. 

I agree M9. Light beer is like having sex in a canoe, pretty near water!

All this talk about building a stadium is interesting. However, do any of you really believe that what is happening will force the USF administration to find a way to actually build a stadium. I mean do they really give a **** about football?

Amen Army Bull, just do something. 

I want to see them play as tough as PUC talks. 

Don’t think anyone is throwing the team away. Just commenting on the teams play in yesterday’s match. You have to ask yourself was this just a bad day on the field, hopefully. They are probably not as good as we hoped for and not as bad as they showed yesterday. 

I was a high school and college soccer referee for many years, watched a LOT of soccer. Bay Island Bulls is on the money, without a dominant defense even a team with a good  offense has a difficult time winning. We had neither, at least for this match. I won’t even talk about our midfield play, it was pathetic. The goalkeeper is the best player on the team, to bad she doesn’t get a better defensive effort. Luckily, we play in conference not known for women’s soccer, so there’s that. 

We have two daughters living in North Carolina. One near Charlotte and one in Asheville. Good road trip to see a game and family, so we will be there. 

Don’t know who is eligible to leave if they are drafted. Once signed a player is not eligible for the draft until they have played three years or they turn 21, whichever comes first. 

I was stationed at Ft Hood, Tx when I came back from Nam in 1969. At first I was bummed out because Ft Hood really sucked. Almost volunteered to go back, then I discovered Austin. The girls were awesome and the BBQ was great, even enrolled at UT and took a few classes. The Texans really know how to Q up some good beef, especially brisket. The best I have had, not even close. Pork and chicken is good, just not any better than anywhere else in the south. Yep, the women at UT and the Q probably saved my life!

You actually think football fans live in the real world. 

Get better soon

Not a long recovery at all. Wife had hip replacement June 5. Walking that afternoon, released from hospital next day. Therapy for a month and short walks, within ninety days she was pretty much back to busting my ba***.  We are in Charleston, NC taking long walks and she is in no pain. All this and she is 71. See everyone up in Annapolis. 

Hmm, he ran for 158 tough yards. Mostly up the middle. What more would you want from a running back. He is a hard running durable back that is also a  well spoken representative for the team.  Can’t ask for any more.

My wife was raised in Vermont. A beautiful state with great weather, until November. We visit between April and October. I was born and raised in Daytona, it goes below 72 degrees and I start to panic

We will be in Austin. It’s a great city with lots to do. I was stationed at Ft Hood, Tx when I returned from Vietnam in 1969. Actually enrolled at UT and took a few classes. The music scene was awesome and the women were friendly. Great memories and good times. Hope to see al y’all there. 

I agree Bausfkid. McCloud played well last night against a nobody.  Let’s not make him the next Groethe or Flowers yet. One thing he seems to have is that “it factor”. The offense, including a confused and underperforming o-line seems to be playing better when McCloud is in the game. 

My father used to say don’t whine, don’t make excuses and work hard. You’ll have a good life if you live with those standards. It’s Florida, it’s alway hot and wet or both. Geez, man up just a little. I’m 71, live in Gainesville and very rarely miss a home game. 

I could never get accepted to USF. In my day (1966 high school grad) a 3.5 was a really good GPA. I think the average GPA was 4.1 last fall. Good for the Bulls, glad we are moving up.