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I would like a beatdown but a win by any margin will do. We need to win this conference. Go Bulls!

I think that would have beaten most of the so called top teams. Coach Taggart has really built a team. I'm so proud of those young men and our coaching staff. I hope we can keep the staff around for a few years to build a tradition of this type of play at USF. Go Bulls!

same message from same poster - just shifted to a different coach and different sport. Too bad we can't fire some bullspen posters. Go Bulls!

Great article. I see no reason why this team shouldn't be able to grow going forward, and I hope we can keep our assistants for a while. Go Bulls!

This year isn't over yet. It is already special, but can be even more so. Go Bulls!

USF 45-23 Mack Adams 450

I like Navy. It's hard to cheer under the pretense of conference reasons when we along with most of those teams are just hoping that they can show enough to be invited to join the P5. Screw Memphis, Temple, Houston, Cincy, and UCF (who fortunately screwed themselves this year). Go Bulls!

It would improve our standing, which is more important to most USF fans than the conference's. You know, at one time we almost managed to win the big East, and the press wrote about the possible "skunk in the BCS garden". Go Bulls!

We can still win the conference if we finish out strong. Go Bulls!

You know, that is what a good executive does. You get the right people around you. Go Bulls!

We have a coach. Even if we didn't, why would we want Lane Kiffen? I can't see anything there that is positive. Hopefully UCF hires him or Houston Nutt. Go Bulls!

You could just see it when we played Memphis that things had changed and that those young men were becomming a team instead of just a bunch of guys playing together. It has improved from there, and I see no reason why it should not continue to build in the future. Only an idiot would fire coach T after this and try to start the process over again with somebody else. He has built a team. Go Bulls!

You know, contracts have at least two parties. Unless it is prohibited in the contract, the school can release the information. The coach doesn't have to. Go Bulls!

Bulls break out on offense and the D plays with intensity. 1. USF 2. 38-23 3. Mack 4. Johnson 5. 485

You know what? We will never know how good they could be in an actual game unless they get a chance to play. Go Bulls!

You know, we do have another former qb on the team, Evan Wilson. Maybe we should move him back to qb. The only thing I can remember reading about him was that he did well in the spring game (2014 - not 2015). Here's some from last year. http://www.gousfbulls.com/ViewArticle.dbml?ATCLID=209465774&DB_OEM_ID=7700 Like Bench, Evan Wilson left a mark in the spring game by throwing a touchdown pass to Zach Benjamin and the redshirt freshman continues to impress the coaching staff this fall. “All he does is make plays constantly, play after play, and I think today we’ll probably give him a couple of reps with the ones. He’s come along,†Taggart said. some old video Go Bulls!

We shouldn't use a red shirt on anybody if they can help now. Go Bulls

Don't be afraid, you are probably just standing in a house of mirrors. I see no reason why we shouldn't contend for the conference championship this year, but Temple does seem tough at the moment. Go Bulls!

Here's what Ticketmaster shows for USF home football games today. I hope we can sell out each game. Go Bulls!

USF 56-17 Mack Adams 492 Go Bulls!

If the stadium is built on the current campus, this won't be as bad as you think, as both Fowler and Fletcher can handle the traffic... If the stadium is built at the MOSI site it will be a major problem, as all of the traffic would be using Fowler... I know people say that fans will park on campus and walk across Fowler to the stadium... but you aren't walking 50,000 people across the street... and people will still want to park as close as possible - which means as close to Fowler as possible... Fletcher will be hardly used with a stadium on MOSI. Back long ago when I went to the University of Florida, the alumni started coming in on I think Thursdays with their motorhomes. They parked and camped out in an on campus lot for the game. I don't know if there is any place we could use like that, or even if they still do it in Gainesville. All you need is an empty lot and some RVs. Go Bulls!

I live in a Texas town of 30,000 people with a high school stadium that seats 15,000 people, has a big video scoreboard, etc. They spend money down here on the schools. I think our local school budget for this town is now over 180 million per year. That said, I have never been to UCF's stadium. I went to a game at the Citrus Bowl before I moved to Texas, but I think you guys are selling their place short. Just beign on campus will promote a better atmosphere than we have at Raymond James, although I see that they are making what I consider a mistake and making some type of club lounge area. That's a big reason why the atmosphere in RJS is a bit of a snoozer. Too easy for casual fans to ignore the game and just socialize in the end zones and lounge areas. When and if we do build an OCS, I don't care if it is done in metal, concrete, or some other material. It should be a bowl, be designed and built with expansion in stages for a total of up to 80,000 seats in mind (you never know what will happen in the future), and be built with seat license donations as well as naming rights for everything that together could raise up to 80 million dollars or more. First, let's get the team winning again. I think this year we win the conference. Go Bulls!

If that is really JPP's hand, then the accident was far worse than what I imagined. Regardless, I hope that through surgery and rehab that person can improve to have a somewhat functioning hand again. Go Bulls!

Directly from your first link -- The combined Greater Tampa Bay region experienced a combined growth rate of 14.8 percent, growing from 3.4 million to 3.9 million and hitting the 4 million mark on April 1, 2007, in the continuous Tampa Bay urban area.[7] A 2012 estimate of the Tampa Bay Area shows a population of about 4,310,524 people and a 2017 projection of about 4,706,854. Go Bulls!

Here's what worldpopulationreview.com has to say about size... Tampa's population is estimated at 350,000 in 2014, up from 346,000 in 2011. Tampa is part of a large metropolitan area called the Tampa Bay Area (2.8 million population), and the city is also part of the Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater Metropolitan statistical area. This is the fourth largest metro area in the Southeastern U.S. after Miami, Washington, D.C. and Atlanta. The Greater Tampa Bay area has more than 4.3 million people and is projected to hit 4.56 million by 2017. Orlando has an estimated 2014 population of 254,000, which ranks 77th in the United States and a population density of 2,327 people per square mile, or 899 per square kilometer. The urban area is the 32nd largest in the country with 1.5 million people, while the Greater Orlando metropolitan area has a population of 2.13 million, which is the 26th largest in the country, the 6th largest in the Southeastern U.S. and the 3rd largest in Florida. Orlando is the largest inland city in Florida and the 5th largest city in Florida. Go Bulls!