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GOLD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hasn't Leavitt made this clear all summer?  I do believe he said that all things being equal, Julmiste would start.  Since then he has not indicated that Grothe has surpassed him.  

That's the way I have been reading it.  these next two games will be the tryouts for the starting position for the rest of the season.

Good job getting DW on the Edge. What does Marq think of the offense and PJ vs MG?

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Have we ever met? I used to be in that section very near you and quite vocal.

I am in need of a reconstruction, I graduated from USF and cannot afford one but I do not blame them. In fact I am indebted to them for allowing me to go into debt to reach my BA degree even though I am not using it.

What would be enough? The newest hip threads, a car sound system and some tunes and some bling so they can score Sherriff style off the field? $400/week? $1,000/week?

Who is more valuable a straight A student with no problems who plays womens golf in font of nobody or a stud QB from Miami who is highly touted but is smoking his way to Pearl CC? Are they paid the same? I say the lady is far more vaulable and neither is paid anything other than thier schooling expenses. If they have kids or other responsibilities, than that is what they are, thier responsibilities. They are either getting an education or getting training for the 1:1000 shot at becoming a pro athelte and that is enough.

Sorry if you do not feel the same, but take a student loan and then tell me how valuable free education is to you.

***edited due to drunkenness - my apologies.

yea i havent heard ANYONE anywhere say they like the new rules

I'll be the first. I like the new rules and think they will benefit USF in games THIS YEAR. Lets give them a chance to see how they work before we love or hate them.

It was me, I sufggested it and I am here to help. I can't wait to see the edited super posts.

GOLD!!

Good posts rezz. Green or bust!

I will just say BOO YOU any fan that puts himself up for personal advancement before the USF football team.

#$&* NO!! This is the craziest argument I have ever heard. If you pay football players you have to pay womens shotput players. They are paid enough in scholarships, living expenses and on the job training. Its the worst thing that could happen to college athletics.

I would rather see no scholarship teams competeing. KILL AGENTS!! KILL CHEATS!! Somebody help me sober up by tommorrow.

It was almost a smooth transition when usfbulls.com shut down. I remember it like it was just yesterday . . . . . .

Where the hell is my blurry fade out. Thats it I quit, I cannot work like this!

Nice touch.

For the Bulls game against McNeese State Saturday, September 2, please select the following:

1)  USF

2)  26 -3

3)  294.6

4)  Amp Hill

If the B-Herd is any indication about 1/3 of capacity.  :'(

Why do you say that?

My tailgating crew is HORRIBLY represented. Weekend plans, rain or whatever it is there will be less than a third at the game.

If the B-Herd is any indication about 1/3 of capacity.  :'(

Delete the cookie?

LOL you got me all excited and I go to the make a gift button and then . . . . . .

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Its almost laughable.

Im sure your issue lies with the independent contractor that assembled and delivered the paper. The same guys that stick 10 ad supplements in one paper and jumble up Sundays paper beyond recognition.

Thats what you get when you eliminate FT employees just to make sure you don't have to offer them benefits or a decnt wage. Why pay a living wage when you can get the dregs of society to stand in medians risking life and limb to deliver papers for $30 a day.

A salute to the pro-union St Petersburg Times for their stand on this issue if you will!!

Man I must be grumpy today. Look out world here I come!

Who are those ugly children?  

Poor quality but still much better than the university has managed to make available.

Couldn't you just clear the cashe memory and reload the page? Maybe update the browser? Its gotta be a simple solution.

Bulls aspire to leave a mark

   USF's second season in the Big East should be an easier one, if only because the Bulls get four games at home and three on the road, as opposed to the opposite last season.

By GREG AUMAN, Times Staff Writer

Published September 1, 2006

USF's second season in the Big East should be an easier one, if only because the Bulls get four games at home and three on the road, as opposed to the opposite last season. Trips to Cincinnati and Louisville are nothing new, going back to USF's Conference USA days, and the Bulls can check off a complete tour of the league when they visit West Virginia in the last week of the season. With two teams in the national spotlight, the Big East has a chance to improve its national standing, a turnaround that began with West Virginia's win against Georgia in the Sugar Bowl last year.

TEAMS TO BEAT

Whether it's Louisville and West Virginia or West Virginia and Louisville, there's little doubt as to the top tier entering 2006.

West Virginia went undefeated in league play last season and returns two sensational sophomores in quarterback Pat White and running back Steve Slaton. The biggest hurdle in the Mountaineers' path to a repeat? Their Nov. 2 game with Louisville is in Kentucky, where the Cardinals have been particularly dominant.

The Cardinals, last year's preseason media pick to win the league, are touting two Heisman Trophy candidates in quarterback Brian Brohm and running back Michael Bush.

MUST-SEE TV

No regular-season Big East game will have more buildup this fall - or more on the line - than Nov. 2, a Thursday night, when Louisville hosts West Virginia before a national ESPN audience.

The schools played a triple-overtime thriller last year, with West Virginia prevailing 46-44 after Slaton's sixth touchdown - all after halftime. Expect a big game from Bush, who had 159 yards and four touchdowns last season and won't want to be upstaged on his home field.

BOWLING MADNESS

Trying to figure out the Big East's complicated agreements with six postseason bowls? You're not the only one.

The league champion is guaranteed a spot in a BCS bowl, though with no specific ties to any game in particular. Because Notre Dame is part of the league's bowl agreements, Big East officials will hope that the Irish can earn an at-large BCS berth, so as not to take a slot away from a conference team.

The next-best Big East team will go to either the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville or Sun Bowl in El Paso, Texas - the two bowls will each host two Big East schools (or Notre Dame) in the next four years.

Next would be the Meineke Car Care Bowl in Charlotte, where USF played last year, but the bowl is allowed to take Navy instead if it is bowl-eligible.

After that are two first-year bowls - the Birmingham Bowl and the International Bowl in Toronto - played on Dec. 23 and Jan. 6, respectively, and the Big East's final bowl slot is with the Texas Bowl on Dec. 28.

SUNSHINE CONFERENCE?

As USF enters its second season in the Big East, its league rivals continue to recruit Florida heavily, with a combined 108 players on rosters from state high schools.

Team Floridians

Louisville 25

Rutgers 24

Pittsburgh 21

West Virginia 18

Team Floridians

Connecticut 14

Cincinnati 4

Syracuse 2

SOUNDS LIKE A GOOD ONE

Best name on a Big East roster? At first, we liked Connecticut special-teams coordinator Lyndon Johnson. And it's hard to argue with pesky Louisville freshman linebacker Rodney Gnat, but at 225 pounds, he's hardly aptly named. Our pick has to be Cincinnati running back Miles Davis ... yes, he's a smooth runner ... some big records in his sights ... a little early to be trumpeting his accomplishments.

COMING IN APRIL

The Big East did not have a player selected in the first two rounds of the NFL draft in April, the first time the league didn't have a first-rounder since 1994.

It's a safe bet that Bush will get the conference back in the first round next spring. Five other players who could make the first round (* denotes underclassman):

Player Pos. Team

Brian Brohm QB Louisville*

Brian Leonard RB Rutgers

Darrelle Revis CB Pittsburgh*

H.B. Blades LB Pittsburgh

Clark Harris TE Rutgers

FIND THE PATSIES

Which Big East team has the most aggressive nonconference schedule? By a landslide, it's Cincinnati, though the bold tactic could ultimately keep the Bearcats out of a bowl.

Cincinnati's five non-league opponents had a combined record of 42-18 last year, and the Bearcats have a 15-day stretch in September in which they go to Ohio State, then Virginia Tech, then play host to Miami (Ohio).

Which team has the biggest cakewalk? Our vote goes to West Virginia, which won't face a I-A team that had a winning record last season.

Every Big East school is facing at least two non-conference opponents from BCS leagues; Louisville and Syracuse face three.

TEAM OPP. REC. Comment

Cincinnati 42-18 Easily toughest in the league

Pittsburgh 33-26 Opener with Virginia is huge

USF 30-26 Had Penn State, Miami in '05

Syracuse 24-32 No I-AA game; well, Illinois

W. Virginia 24-32 In-state bout against Marshall

Connecticut 24-32 Faces both Army and Navy

Rutgers 23-33 Navy only oppo- nent above .500

Louisville 21-35 Kudos for Miami; little else

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17-10

I know that there will be one.

I have talked to a lot of them.  Apparently they have two or three classifications and sizes of bells, one being the sneak it it and don't care if you lose it bell. Others are family heirlooms and only go to non-conference games. In any event they will be deprived of their cowbells.