Jewbull

As previously mentioned we should play in the Corral, talk about home court advantage.

Mac supporters are not out in force tonight, maybe they are seeing there is no light at the end of the tunnel. Unfortunatly though Woolard will need to see the darkness before something is done.

Dont forget softball...........The first sport that will win USF a national title.

No he cannot go out and shoot the free throws for them, he does recurit those kids and put them on the floor therefore since it would not be fair to blam a 19yr old kid, you blame the coach who put those kids on the floor. Its not Capko's fault he is not as athletic and basketball gifted as his opponents but because Mac has nobody else to play (because of his recruiting and lack of depth) Capko has no choice but to play.

Reaper, calling for a coach's head, I must not be reading something right. All the things and heart & soul that you have put into USF is now out the window. You have the lost of the respect of every board member and employee of the athletic department (since many of them read this board, and get bent out of shape about things that are posted, btw that still amzaes me) You are NOT ALLOWED to dislike a coach and call for his job we believe losing at USF is acceptable and you should be proud of the basketball team because those kids give effort out there!!

How does this stack up for ya? Back to back loses at home to Marist & Radford and a win vs South Florida. Anything wrong with that picture?

CLAP CLAP CLAP, another fine performance Anyone smart enough to hit it big tonight.  A $100 would have won you $420

Probably because you wont be there

Maybe he will come on and post and give us some insight, he used to post when he was a player

Not too many kids his age gets a job of director of basketball operations for a Big East program.......Even if he was a head guy in high school, someone of his age doesnt go from high school straight to being 2nd or 3rd assistant in college, director of basketball operations is the 1st step in becoming a head coach.  Something just isnt adding up here.

Auman, McMurphy......what is the real reason?? He may very well have a personal problem, however it is very uncommon for a coach to resign mid-seaon, I am not saying it does not happen, it just is not a common thing.

http://www.gousfbulls.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=7700&ATCLID=709921 Reggie Kohn Resigns From USF Men's Basketball Staff  Courtesy: USF Release: 12/04/2006 TAMPA, Fla.  -  University of South Florida Director of Men's Basketball Operations Reggie Kohn has resigned, citing personal reasons, effective immediately. Kohn was in his first season with the Bulls. "We regret that Reggie has decided to terminate his employment," head coach Robert McCullum said.  "We respect the personal reasons for which the decision was made.  It's always more difficult when you lose one of your own." Kohn was a four-year starter and letterwinner for the Bulls who graduated following the 2002-03 campaign.  He is USF’s all-time leader in assists (632) and 3-point field goals (252) and his 1,024 career points ranks him 15th on the program’s all-time scoring list.  He earned a degree in physical education in 2003 after helping guide the Bulls to a pair of National Invitation Tournament appearances (2000, 2002). "We thank Reggie for the contributions he made during his short tenure and wish him the best of luck in his future endeavors," McCullum added.

It has nothing to do with having faith and all to do with beiing realistic......I am sure Cincy is gonna have limit on the # of tickets they will be allowed to purchase to the Int'l bowl as well. PS: I dont believe my response constitued being an a$$hole, I was just pointing out the illgocial statement as why a school who has trouble with fan attendance attempt to hurt themselves further by limiting the # of tickets one is able to purchase.

My post was a sarcastic one to the person who started the thread as in DUH why would USF put a limit on tickets, when we may sell 2000 if we are lucky. The thread makes no sense and how someone would even consider that is way beyond me.

Yup, since the allotment has a good chance of being sold out i am sure if one person wants to buy a 100 tickets they will be denied.

Have times been confirmed, I heard there may be 2 flights, can we get some more definite plans?

http://www.decaturdaily.com/decaturdaily/sports/columns/050823.shtml Quirky list of voters for new football poll No, Wimp and Sonny don't have a vote, too. Harris Interactive released the panel for the new college football poll, and it includes several curious choices, such as former UAB basketball coach and athletics director Gene Bartow. A couple of other former hoops coaches, Wimp Sanderson of Alabama and Sonny Smith of Auburn, aren't part of the panel, and neither is one of their well-qualified co-workers at Birmingham's WJOX-AM  former Alabama quarterback Jay Barker, a morning sports talk show host at the station. The Harris Interactive College Football Poll will play a large role this year, since it replaces The Associated Press in the Bowl Championship Series formula. The AP asked the BCS to stop using its poll after last season. The Harris poll will count for one-third of a team's points in the BCS standings, while the USA Today coaches poll will count for a third and a collection of computer rankings counting for the remaining third. The Harris poll will include 114 voters, with former coaches, players, administrators and media making up the group. Harris Interactive Inc., a marketing firm hired by the BCS, selected the panel out of nominations provided by Division I-A schools. The first Harris poll won't come out until Sept. 25, and the first BCS standings won't be released until Oct. 17. Also on the panel are former Auburn athletics directors Mike Lude and David Housel and former Alabama athletics director Glenn Tuckett, most famous in Tide circles for then-giving basketball coach David Hobbs a five-year contract extension. Tuckett left the school soon after that, and Tuckett's successor, Bob Bockrath, fired Hobbs two years later. Bockrath doesn't have a vote, but former Southeastern Conference commissioner Roy Kramer does. Another former SEC commissioner, Harvey Schiller, made the cut, too. So did Chuck Neinas, a former commissioner of the Big Eight Conference and now president of Neinas Sports Services, a consulting firm. He's a headhunter who placed coaches and athletic directors at interested schools. By the way, he's the one who put together the Dennis Franchione-to-Texas A&M deal. Former Alabama senior associate athletics director Steve Townsend, who has written two books about Crimson Tide football, has landed a vote in the poll. The Harris poll chose a good one in Ray Melick, an afternoon talk show host at WJOX-AM and a Birmingham Post-Herald sports columnist. But Cleveland sports talk show host Kenny Roda also has a vote. Check his Web site, and you'll see different links for Browns football, Cavaliers basketball, Ohio State sports, Indians baseball and "hotties." Apparently, "hotties" are important to him. Maybe that earned him his vote. Who knows? Whit Taylor, a Vanderbilt quarterback in the 1980s, made the list. So did former coach Lou Holtz, most recently of South Carolina. The list of former coaches also includes Spike Dykes (Texas Tech), **** Sheridan (North Carolina State), Bump Elliott (Michigan), John Mackovic (Illinois and Texas), George Perles (Michigan State), Bill Dooley (Virginia Tech and Wake Forest) and Bill Yeoman (Houston). Gerry DiNardo made the list after having losing college teams at Vanderbilt, LSU and Indiana and the old XFL with the Birmingham Thunderbolts. So if anybody needs to know about bad teams, he's your guy. Another former Indiana coach, John Pont, made the list, giving the Hoosiers two more former coaches on the panel than Alabama and Auburn combined. Tennessee has one  Bill Battle, a former Crimson Tide player. Alabama will honor Battle at its season opener Sept. 3 as a recipient of the 2005 Paul W. Bryant Alumni-Athlete Award. The list of players includes Rocket Ismail of Notre Dame, Lee Roy Selmon of Oklahoma, Anthony Munoz of Southern California. Former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback and current broadcaster Terry Bradshaw has a vote, although he shouldn't gotten left out simply for those cell-phone commercials that make you feel like somebody's drilling in your brain every time they come on the television. But, hey, this collection can't do any worse than what we've already seen from the AP and USA Today polls.

Harris Poll to replace AP in the BCS standings As we mentioned last month, the BCS has created a new football poll to be administered by Harris Interactive and comprised of former players, coaches, administrators and members of the media. Each conference nominated 27 people to be placed into a pool of possible poll voters, and each conference will have 10 of its nominees in the panel. Called the Harris Interactive College Football Poll, it will rank the top 25 teams on a weekly basis, replacing the AP Poll, starting Sept. 25 -- four weeks into the season. In addition to the new poll, the BCS will continue to use the USA Today coaches' poll and a compilation of six computer rankings -- each counting for one-third of a team's grade. The coaches will continue with a preseason ballot. The coaches agreed to have their final ballots made public for the first time this season. The new Harris poll will take the same approach, releasing only the final ballots, but Harris poll voters will be permitted to publish their ballots at any time throughout the year. The thing I really like about the Harris Poll is that you've got 114 voters from all over the country, so the whole concept of a 'regional bias' should be eliminated - at least I *hope* it's eliminated.

Here is the Associated Press I believe it is from this yr, I wonder how often this changes I wonder where our 4 votes came from last week. http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/external/onlinenews.ap.org/collegefootball_rankings/voters.php?SITE=AP&SECTION=HOME  The AP Top 25 College Poll is compiled from votes by 65 sportswriters and broadcasters from across the country.  Joe Medley  Anniston Star   Jon Solomon  The Birmingham News    Jeff Metcalfe  Arizona Republic    Bob Holt  Arkansas Democrat-Gazette    Kevin Pearson  Riverside Press-Enterprise   Scott Wolf  Los Angeles Daily News   Ray Ratto  San Francisco Chronicle   Jon Wilner  San Jose Mercury News    B.G. Brooks  Rocky Mountain News    Neill Ostrout  The Connecticut Post    Susan Miller Degnan  Miami Herald   David Jones  Florida Today   Bob Thomas  Florida Times-Union    Adam Van Brimmer  Savannah Morning News-Augusta    Ferd Lewis  Honolulu Advertiser    Mike Prater  Idaho Statesman    Herb Gould  Chicago Sun-Times   Mark Tupper  Decatur Herald and Review    Michael Pointer  The Indianapolis Star   Steve Warden  The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette    Steve Batterson  Quad City Times    Harold Bechard  Hutchinson News    Fred Cowgill  WLKY-TV   Scott Rabalais  The Baton Rouge Advocate    Barker Davis  Washington Times    Michael Vega  The Boston Globe    David Birkett  The Oakland Press   Angelique Chengelis  The Detroit News    Chip Scroggins  Star Tribune of Minneapolis    Robbie Neiswanger  The Jackson Clarion-Ledger    Jason Whitlock  Kansas City Star    Steven Sipple  Lincoln Journal Star    Joe Hawk  Las Vegas Review-Journal    Aditi Kinkhabwala  The Bergen Record    Greg Archuleta  Albuquerque Journal    Dave Rahme  Syracuse Post-Standard    Joe Giglio  The News & Observer   Jeff Gravley  WRAL-TV   Ken Tysiac  The Charlotte Observer    Kirk Herbstreit  WBNS-AM/ESPN   Doug Lesmerises  The Plain Dealer   Matt McCoy  WTVN-AM    Joey Goodman  The Lawton Constitution   John Hoover  Tulsa World    Aaron Fentress  The Oregonian    Ray Fittipaldo  Pittsburgh Post-Gazette   Mike Radano  Courier-Post    Joe Person  The State    Chris Low  The Tennessean   Steve Phillips  WBIR-TV    Kirk Bohls  Austin American-Statesman   Jimmy Burch  Fort Worth Star-Telegram   Joseph Duarte  Houston Chronicle   Tim Griffin  San Antonio Express-News    Jason Franchuk  Provo Daily Herald    Jeff White  Richmond Times-Dispatch    Bud Withers  Seattle Times    Mitch Vingle  Charleston Gazette    Tom Mulhern  Wisconsin State Journal    Robert Gagliardi  Wyoming Tribune-Eagle    Brian Curtis  College Sports Television   Chris Fowler  ESPN   Craig James  ABC   Stewart Mandel  SI.com ÂÂ

I found Coaches Who chooses these 63 coaches to vote, how come JL isnt one of them, does conference play a roll, anyone have insight? The USA TODAY Board of Coaches is made up of 63 head coaches at Division I-A institutions. All are members of the American Football Coaches Association. This season’s board: Chuck Amato, N.C. State; Frank Beamer, Virginia Tech; Mike Bellotti, Oregon; Jack Bicknell, Louisiana Tech; Larry Blakeney, Troy; Bobby Bowden, Florida State; Tommy Bowden, Clemson; Jeff Bower, Southern Miss; Gregg Brandon, Bowling Green; Art Briles, Houston; Mack Brown, Texas; Watson Brown, UAB; John Bunting, North Carolina; Bill Callahan, Nebraska; Lloyd Carr, Michigan; Larry Coker, Miami (Fla.); Sylvester Croom, Mississippi State; Darrell Dickey, North Texas; Bill Doba, Washington State; Randy Edsall, Connecticut; Dennis Franchione, Texas A&M; Phillip Fulmer, Tennessee; Joe Glenn, Wyoming; Walt Harris, Stanford; Dan Hawkins, Colorado; Pat Hill, Fresno State; Terry Hoeppner, Indiana; Brady Hoke, Ball State; Brian Kelly, Central Michigan; Steve Kragthorpe, Tulsa; Mike Leach, Texas Tech; Rocky Long, New Mexico; Sonny Lubick, Colorado State; Dan McCarney, Iowa State; Les Miles, LSU; Shane Montgomery, Miami (Ohio); Joe Novak, Northern Illinois; Houston Nutt, Arkansas; Tom O’Brien, Boston College; George O’Leary, Central Florida; Gary Patterson, TCU; Chris Petersen, Boise State; Bobby Petrino, Louisville; Mark Richt, Georgia; Mike Riley, Oregon State; Rich Rodriguez, West Virginia; Bobby Ross, Army; Greg Schiano, Rutgers; Howard Schnellenberger, Florida Atlantic; John L. Smith, Michigan State; Mark Snyder, Marshall; Frank Solich, Ohio; Steve Spurrier, South Carolina; Rick Stockstill, Middle Tennessee; Bob Stoops, Oklahoma; Jeff Tedford, California; Joe Tiller, Purdue; **** Tomey, San Jose State; Jim Tressel, Ohio State; Tommy Tuberville, Auburn; Charlie Weis, Notre Dame; Tyrone Willingham, Washington; Ron Zook, Illinois.

In Case some are wondering whose who in the polls that will determined the national championship, here is some info.

Verdict in- 2nd OT

The Judge to keep RU Alive

Judge

If your not watching, turn it on, WVU is driving with a minute to go for the winning TD