Cuda Bull

This a why he's a great coach. Direct and inspiring. And I do believe he'll put together another winning team. I'm on my way to the Flagler Tavern in New Smyrna to RELAX with a burger and a beer or two. Go Bulls! Looking forward to next season.

Apparently, endowments don't heavily influence realignment. ucf has the smallest endowment in the big 12 at 220 million. USF has an endowment of 600 million.

Players on a team that has a coaching change get 30 days to enter the portal if the change is made after the portal closes.

2 hours ago, Peatearpan said:

Man, this thread went from fun speculation and wonder to doom/dread/sadness.

 

And lots of crying and whining. Time for the Godfather to talk to some people.

I was at that game. It was a kickoff after USF scored to tie it at 42 all. USF was driving for the tie at 49 when they fumbled. Great game but a painful ending. 

Oops, Missouri not Minnesota.

LB Pettway transfers to USF. Played for Minnesota and FAU.

He certainly has the size many on this board have been calling for. 6'2" 320. Nice pickup!

Congrats to Romaine, Well done! In 1968 at the Mexico City Olympics, **** Fosbury went over the bar backwards and the Fosbury Flop was born. It changed the high jump forever. Been a fan of the event ever since.

Andrew Mataafa, LB from Utah, transfers to USF. Didn't see it posted so apologies if it's old news. 6'3", 225.

Jordan Blackmon in portal.

In one of Golesh's early pressers, he could barely hide his irritation that there were 12 safeties on the roster. He even asked (sarcastically) how many safeties are on the field at one time. Stanley was part of the paring down. Hope he lands in a good spot. In the same presser, Golesh also mentioned that one position (offensive line?) didn't have enough bodies to practice. His recruiting and latest moves look like part of a plan to balance the roster. 

With his attitude, perseverance, and positive outlook, he'll be a success in whatever comes next. Wishing all the best for him in the years to come. Bull strong.

Bob Richey, Furman coach