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Loyalty goes both ways. Leavitt was loyal to the program, and his thanks was a spit in the face dismissal. It speaks volumes to anybody else considering being loyal to USF. They know that USF will drop you immediately and show no mercy. I'm not sure what donor wants to be part of that kind of culture. Why is this so trivial for you?

What Jim Leavitt did here was outstanding. Anybody expecting more is an entitled fool with no perspective of what they are asking for. A 10 year old program that got to #2. Beating the big boys. So we lost some games. It was a brand new program... Those people got what they deserved, which is a program that would immediately self destruct without him.

"There are multiple guys we feel like we can with with this year. We did not feel like that last year" -CJS Man I hope this is the case, but I know its coach speak because he was being positive about the QBs last year.

That was easily the best taunting I've ever seen from any player ever! Antoine Winfield Jr is the man!

I'm glad to hear we got transfers worth cheering for. It was a pretty messy off-season, and we need a men's USF squad to 'do something!'

I'm feeling an eerily similar way, but my gripes are about the propaganda pushing. Hopefully this season is focused around fun, competitive football so guys like us don't get pushed out of enjoying (or crying for) our team.

The 2007 game vs West Virginia was my first USF home game, and since then have only cheered for USF in college. It was the best in person sporting experience I've ever had with how rowdy everybody was

Hopefully this means video game licensing can get done too

This news sparks my interest in USF Football again and CF as a whole! You're saying there's a chance now?

Considering they hurt SoS, i agree. The academies hurt their own recruiting by not letting players get drafted if they are able to. The service academies can always have it in players contracts that they must finish their contract AFTER the NFL. It would earn the academies much more recognition with better players imo.

Nfl.com has Mike Hampton as 6th best corner not drafted, and kj sails as 13th best corner not drafted. Sounds like we would have had players drafted if there was a 12 round draft

Good positions: linebacker, corners, tight end, punter Hit or miss positions: wide receiver, kicker, offensive line, running backs Bad positions: quarterback, defensive ends, defensive takles, safety There are spots to be excited about on this team, but typically if QB and the entire Dline are concern positions, it's going to be a rough year.

You're right that I don't know him personally, and recognize I'm judging a 23 year old while being 29. I hadn't even picked up a political opinion until 24 when it really caught my interest, and I've been reading about it ever since. He could be a great guy. So could Aaron Lynch, but I didn't like him either as a fan. If you do a lot of talking but perform poorly, well, sorry.

I agree with almost everything said here. Ill just reply to a few main points addressed: 1. I currently have nothing positive to say about CJS. I'll remain open minded and patient with him, just as I would with KJ if he remained on the team. I don't hold grudges and like to give people time to grow. 2. Police brutality is an issue all races deal with, and I do agree with the premise that black people deal with this more often proportionally to other races. I've cited studies in a college paper that black people are 4x more likely to be arrested for weed despite similar usage statistics. 3. This article reminds me why I dislike the police's monopoly on force. Its predatory. 4. The absolute hate some silly phrase like "all lives matter" gets, while "black lives matter" gets plastered everywhere speaks to how primitive we are as an 'inclusive society'. Are we unable to unify on an objectively unifying slogan? Is that too much to ask for? I'm not bitter at all. I like who I like, and don't who I don't. If I'm an NFL GM, I'd sign Sails regardless of politics if he was good enough (he's not). As a fan, I'd prefer players who aren't supporting racist movements, which is why we both likely support firing our bball coach. Hes a young man, and hopefully he grows for the better. I certainly was not perfect at his age, so I project my criticism with a grain of salt. **My main problem with BLM is that it poses a government problem through the lens of race only, and its proposed solution is voting Democrat and Defunding the police, without proposing private policing. Well anybody who follows politics knows defunding government programs is not what Democrats do. So as an intelligent citizen, I just see empty racist pandering. Idk how that can't upset rational, critically thinking people. I want this problem solved just as much as you do man. More Solutions: end civil asset forfeiture, and qualified immunity.

I thought the whole BLM parading was racist, and it was something they canceled practices for. There is an issue with police, but to only look at it through the lens of race is perverted. It simplifies bigger problems we have. I have no problems with him, but I will not cheer for him, and don't mind when he loses

If we can get Boyles, Battie, Grier, and Evans to play at an elite level, this team can make a bowl game. If we get this, AND solid QB play, 8 games is possible. We need a minimum 5 wins for Scott to earn some respect.

Sails was one of the biggest disappointments last year, with Hampton not far behind. Sails had a really good Junior season, then seemed to really fall off his senior year. Almost as if he got distracted last off-season with non football related activities... I'm sort of glad he fell off if I'm being honest. Best of luck to D Dukes, Norman, Reaves, and Cronkrite who were all fantastic players here. Those guys worked their tails off for this program, especially Reaves

Much better shooting than USF is used to. Hopefully it translates to the bigger stage

Id be a thrilled Bulls fan if Scott led USF to 7-8 win seasons, and I'm not sure that guarantees he leaves for pee 5

Seems like a big weight jump for 2 months. I bet he's noticeably slower, but there is still plenty of time til September. It needed to happen anyway

7 players leaving means Gregory has to go. Players that you recruited felt that even starting in the structure you put in place was a worse situation than competing to start somewhere else. Plus we are going backwards. Likely will be worse next year. Get a new guy now

I really wish the Bucs signed him. Him and Jones would have made for an awesome duo. Though I don't remember if he had hands. He seemed to mostly be a strong shifty runner. Still glad to see him back on a team

Right, spineless people are applauded, and non conformists are ridiculed. I get it. I have no idea what happend. If he's racist he needs to go. He's obviously in the wrong profession

I'm in favor of gutting the staff simply for losing so much, and now 7 players left. There is nothing being built here. Thats grounds for firing. As for firing simply because of the climate is too simplistic. There has to actually be wrongdoing. Im not sure what world you live in where we just boot good people based on what might be an argument in practice. You have no idea what happend, and I think simply siding against the white guy because of culture is beyond racist, and only encourages more baseless accusations.

This article makes it seem as if the Oline might be better this year. Its usually 60/40 that a returning player gets better from year to year, maybe higher on the linemen. Ill buy it that we run the ball better this year. Thats also a lot of transfers for the secondary, which was sorely needed. I do like the idea of Smith going back there. Overall, I think we will be better than last year.