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What happened to stats and live game stuff? Werent we supposed to be playing first game at Stetson Invitational at 1pm today? Anyone got a score?

Hey I totally agree I did the same sir. I hear Good things:)

Lookin at post and then seeing that Matrat posted I totally guessed the Chicks dig the long ball post:) GO BULLS get back on track tomorrow!

USF Women Basketball Standout Jessica Dickson Named To Naismith Award Midseason Top 30 List

Tampa, FL (February 16, 2006) – University of South Florida women’s basketball standout Jessica Dickson (Ocala, FL) is one of seven players from the BIG EAST Conference named as part of the top 30 mid-season candidates for the Naismith Trophy Women's College Player of the Year. The Naismith Trophy is given annually to the men's and women's college players of the year and is one of the most prestigious national awards in college basketball.

Dickson is joined on the list by fellow BIG EAST members Charde Houston, Ann Strother and Barbara Turner of Connecticut, Notre Dame’s Megan Duffy, Rutgers’ Cappie Pondexter and DePaul’s Khara Smith.

Currently the nation’s leading scorer, Dickson is averaging 22.7 points per game while helping the Bulls to a 17-9 overall record and a 7-6 slate in the BIG EAST Conference. On the year she is shooting 43.2 percent (208-482) from the field and an impressive 87.4 percent (118-135) from the free throw line.

Dickson has tallied 16 20-point games and six games of 30 points or more. She established a career high of 37 points against No. 10/9 Rutgers on Jan. 11, and recorded 35 points twice against No. 11/13 DePaul on Dec. 7 and North Florida on Dec. 28. Her 590 total points this season is a school single season record.

In addition, Dickson is grabbing six rebounds per game which is third on the team, and is third in blocked shots with 14.

For her career – through the Bulls win over Marquette on Thursday night – Dickson has recorded 1,663 points which is second all-time at USF. She is just 158 points from surpassing former Bulls Wanda Guyton as the schools all-time leading scorer.

USF will be back in action on Tuesday, February 21 when it faces Louisville in a key BIG EAST Conference match at Freedom Hall. The game will be televised live on College Sports Television (Dish Network channel 152 and Direct TV channel 610) at 7:30 p.m. In addition it can be heard live in the Tampa Bay area on WTBN-AM 570 & 910 with Tom Krasniqi handling the play-by-play or via the internet by logging onto www.GoUSFBulls.com.

Bulls Baseball at 7pm against Northwestern opening night! Whos coming out and starting the support for Bulls Baseball! Go BULLS!

Sarosi wont be here till next season when this team will be even scarier! Go Bulls!

This is not gonna hurt at all! when they talked about this kid only stats they gave on him was one breakout game. that means he did nothin else outside of that game! I have heard as well from some High school football coaches that he isnt that great of a rb so doesnt surprise me he might change positions! Smazza glad this gives you somethin else to whine and complain about:) GO BULLS!

Wow can we turn off guest posting. Andre isnt gonna be a free agent you moron. He is gonna get drafted either 3rd or 4th round in my opinion. All this im this person and not this person guest posting is ridiculous I was for guests posting awhile ago but if this is the nonsense we get from it then should be over and done with.

http://insider.espn.go.com/nfl/draft06/insider/columns/story?id=2307616

Andre is mentioned under who made biggest impressions during practice so he must have done well!

Normally I am one to speak out against bringing a guy in like this with his rep. But I really think if we can reel this guy in it is worth it! This kid is a Gamebreaker when it comes to receivers. Tall, Athletic, Awesome speed. And I would be willing to give this one another chance. Major issue at fsu was lack of playing time and not many plays for him. Those would be solved with us this guy would come in and play right away and if we had a qb in place he will get passes! I know some are gonna disagree with this post, but I gotta feeling that this is one of few you give another chance! Go BULLS!

Flip I see your changing your tune already! Its too noticeable tonight with dennis in and capko out look at difference! Were up! Down the stretch especially after dennis fouled out what happened. Turnovers on bad passes, pace of game not good, and offense slowed to a halt!

Not pinning this one on Capko! Just pointing out something thats very apparent to Basketball fans! I applaud his effort and know he has been forced into this situation but he shouldnt be playing.

Mccullum is a keeper quit this talk! When you have no depth and you gotta play these guys alot minutes this is  gonna happen players are drained physically tend to make mental mistakes more often! This season is a pass lets keep this chatter off! As much as I applawd the effort by Capko with him in we wont many games especially down the stretch his pace of the game and confidence is really hurting this team!

Just for future notice please refrain from celebration posts with so much time left. I know it shouldnt matter but I personally believe in jinxs and am superstitious so refrain from that! Hard loss to take but with no depth and overtime cant compete without mchugh, jones and dennis! Capko just ruins all momentum with his pace of game!

Why do u gotta post this and jinx us!! Wait till the game is over geez!

Congrats to the Womens Bball team winning and breaking the New Video Scoreboard Jinx! First win in the dome since we got them for either team! I love the new boards and it least now we can move on from this jinx, Lol!  Had to do it I'm very superstitious! Go BULLS!

"It's looking more and more as if Eagles KR-S J.R. Reed, who suffered a freak knee injury and missed the 2005 season, will miss all of next year, too. Reed's career is in serious jeopardy. "

http://insider.espn.go.com/nfl/insider/news/story?id=2285486

Got this from espn article hope he can beat this and play once again someday! Go Bulls!

Jesus Verdejo  

# 23  

GUARD/FORWARD - G/F  

Height:  6-4   Weight:  190  

Freshman  

Previous Affiliations  

  The Winchendon (Mass.) School  

Carolina, Puerto Rico  

  Jesus Verdejo Biography as a PDF File  

  Includes complete career statistics  

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Courtesy: The University of Arizona

Release: 09/01/2005  

General:  A proven winner with the ability to play multiple positions ... After seeing limited action as a freshman, will definitely impact the lineup in 2005-06 ... A solid outside shooter with a strong midrange game ... Pound-for-pound, the strongest Wildcat on the roster ... Also a member of the Puerto Rican junior national team.

Summer 2005:  Played on the Puerto Rican national team that finished in seventh place at the 2005 FIBA Under-21 World Championships for Men, Aug. 5-14, in Mar del Plata, Argentina ... In eight games, Verdejo averaged 11.9 points, 2.3 rebounds and 1.3 steals per game, while shooting 50 percent (28-of-56) from the field ... Averaged better than 22 minutes per game ... Scored in double figures in six of eight tournament games, including a high of 19 points in Puerto Rico’s 86-77 win over Slovenia on Aug. 14 in the seventh-place game ... In two games vs. the United States in the championships, Verdejo averaged 9.5 points, 2.0 rebounds and shot 50 percent from the field (7-of-14) in 27 minutes played.

2004-05 (Freshman):  The last Wildcat signee last spring proved to be a factor from the start as he challenged for time as a backup point guard ... Arguably the toughest player on the roster ... Recorded two points on 1-of-2 FG shooting on 3/19 vs. UAB ... Played one minute vs. Utah State on 3/17 in NCAA Tournament first round ... Grabbed a rebound in two minutes of Pac-10 Tournament championship game vs. Washington on 3/12 ... Saw five minutes of action on 3/11 vs. Oregon State ... Notched a career-best three assists on 3/10 vs. California ... Missed a three-point FG attempt at Arizona State on 3/5 ... Hit 3-of-5 FGs en route to seven points, a rebound and an assist on 2/20 vs. Oregon State ... Missed only FG attempt on 2/17 vs. Oregon ... Saw one minute at UCLA on 2/12 ... Poured in five points in just seven minutes at USC on 2/10 ... Played two minutes vs. Stanford on 2/5 ... Registered five points and two assists vs. California on 2/3 ... Hit a trey in three minutes vs. Washington State on 1/29 ... Played two minutes vs. Washington on 1/27 ... Collected four points, two boards and a steal in only eight minutes at Oregon State on 1/22 ... Played one minute at Oregon on 1/20 ... Missed two FG attempts in three minutes vs. UCLA on 1/15 ... Buried a nice step-back three and added a board at California on 1/6 ... Registered two points and an assist in just one minute vs. Arizona State on 1/2 ... Corralled a rebound in five minutes vs. Richmond on 12/30 ... Tallied eight points (5-of-6 FT) and three assists vs. Eastern Washington on 12/28 ... Hit 2-of-3 treys to finish with six points and a steal vs. Manhattan on 12/21 ... Saw one minute of action on 12/5 vs. Mississippi State ... Hit 4-of-6 FGs en route to eight points vs. Wyoming on 11/30 to go with a board, assist and a steal ... Hit 1-of-3 FGs at Virginia on 11/21 ... Tallied two points and an assist in collegiate debut on 11/18 vs. Wright State.

High School:  Inked a National Letter-of-Intent on April 14, 2004 ... Ranked as the No. 23 overall prep school prospect by hoopscooponline.com ... Attended The Winchendon School in Winchendon, Mass., as a fifth-year prep and averaged 22.9 points per game in helping the squad to a 32-5 record and New England Preparatory School Athletic Council championship ... Prepped at Christian High School in Miami, Fla., and averaged 28.0 points, seven rebounds and five assists per game as a senior in 2002-03 ... As a junior in 2001-02, Christian posted a 37-2 record, won the Florida 1A state championship and was ranked as high as No. 2 nationally by USA Today ... In earning Florida Sports Writers all-tournament honors during the championship run, Verdejo combined for 40 points on 17-of-26 shooting from the floor, including 3-of-3 from three-point range, and added seven rebounds, five assists and five steals in the state semifinal and championship game victories ... He finished his career as Christian’s all-time leading scorer, amassing 2,152 career points in just two seasons ... Helped Puerto Rican World Championship for Young Men Qualifying team post a 3-2 record and earn the silver medal the tournament in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada .... Tallied 12 points (5-of-8 FGs), a rebounds and an assist in the Aug. 1 gold medal game vs. the United States, which also featured current teammates Hassan Adams and Mustafa Shakur ... Averaged 12.2 points and 2.0 rebounds, while shooting 49.0 percent (25-of-51) for the tournament.

CAREER HIGHS

Jesus Verdejo

Points

8, twice, last, vs. Eastern Washington, 12/28/2004

Rebounds

2, twice, last, vs. California, 3/10/2005

FG

4, vs. Wyoming, 11/30/2004

FGA

8, at Oregon State, 1/22/2004

3PT

2, vs. Manhattan, 12/21/2004

3ATT

3, twice, last, vs. California, 3/10/2005

FT

5, vs. Eastern Washington, 12/28/2004

FTA

6, vs. Eastern Washington, 12/28/2004

AST

3, twice, last, vs. California, 3/10/2005

STL

1, three times, at Oregon State, 1/22/2005

BLK

0

MIN

15, twice, last, vs. California, 3/10/2005

Now your jumpin to conclusions! I do think Coker should be held accountable! Yea your right werner can go into a household and say he has been around them but what does that do. He can also say how he had all that talent around him and couldn't get them to be a productive offense! I think coker should be held accountableso dont jump to conclusions about what I think. As a USF fan i think alot of people on this board jump to fast when they hear a big program fires coordinators and say lets hire him quickly! When i brought up being a fan of UM I said that because I saw him coach the offense and do nothing with so much talent! So to me we dont need that because we have talent but not yet to UM's talent on offense.

I think we need to find a younger coordinator from a smaller DI schoo1 that has had alot of success and give him an opportunity. Unless we can get a good coordinator from a big program that isnt awful like werner!

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Former Top Prep Basketball Recruit Transferring To USF

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SYRACUSE, N.Y. - Jesus Verdejo, one of the nation's top prep players at Miami Christian in 2002, is transferring from Arizona to the University of South Florida.

A 6-foot-4, 195-pound guard, Verdejo will become eligible in December and have 2 1/2 years of eligibility at USF.

"It's been two years on the bench watching people play," Verdejo said. "I can't wait to get on the court. I'm ready to take USF's program to another level. I want to show people what I can do."

As a freshman at Arizona last season, Verdejo played 26 games, averaging 2.3 points. He was to be redshirted at Arizona this season before deciding to leave.

"Jesus can score with anyone," Arizona coach Lute Olson said before the season. "He just needs to work on the transition from offense to defense."

At Miami Christian, Verdejo averaged 28 points, seven rebounds and five assists as a senior, finishing as the school's all-time leading scorer. After Miami Christian, Verdejo played in 2003 at The Winchendon (Mass.) School, averaging 22.9 points at the prep school.

"I considered South Florida out of high school, but this time there was a whole different staff," Verdejo said. "I'm really impressed with Coach [Robert] McCullum and [assistant] Coach [Greg] Gary."

"Choosing USF was more of a trust issue," said Art Alvarez, Verdejo's coach at Miami Christian. "It's one thing to want him, but they needed him. It's a real good situation for Jesus."

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SYRACUSE, N.Y. - Jesus Verdejo, one of the nation's top prep players at Miami Christian in 2002, is transferring from Arizona to the University of South Florida.

A 6-foot-4, 195-pound guard, Verdejo will become eligible in December and have 2 1/2 years of eligibility at USF.

"It's been two years on the bench watching people play," Verdejo said. "I can't wait to get on the court. I'm ready to take USF's program to another level. I want to show people what I can do."

As a freshman at Arizona last season, Verdejo played 26 games, averaging 2.3 points. He was to be redshirted at Arizona this season before deciding to leave.

"Jesus can score with anyone," Arizona coach Lute Olson said before the season. "He just needs to work on the transition from offense to defense."

At Miami Christian, Verdejo averaged 28 points, seven rebounds and five assists as a senior, finishing as the school's all-time leading scorer. After Miami Christian, Verdejo played in 2003 at The Winchendon (Mass.) School, averaging 22.9 points at the prep school.

"I considered South Florida out of high school, but this time there was a whole different staff," Verdejo said. "I'm really impressed with Coach [Robert] McCullum and [assistant] Coach [Greg] Gary."

"Choosing USF was more of a trust issue," said Art Alvarez, Verdejo's coach at Miami Christian. "It's one thing to want him, but they needed him. It's a real good situation for Jesus."

Not and upgrade at all! He couldnt do anythin with good players whats he gonna do with ours enough said. It would be like keeping Rod!

He wasnt offensive coordinator then ET!

WHY  ???

Because he had all the weapons in the world at Miami and did absolutely nothing trust me on this on bulls fans! Whats he gonna do here with less better cmon give me a break. Just cuz he was fired from UM doesnt mean he would save things here. Im a UM fan when not playing Bulls because I grew up down there and my dad has season tickets since I was 4. I watched most games and he is awful with playcalling didnt know how to use all the talent thats why! So stop making all this noise about werner would be like keeping Rod smith!

Go BULLS!