jasonb56

If we don't do better than 7-5, this season will be looked at as a HUGE disappointment! CCS time with USF will be coming to an end soon if that is our fate... I see a 9 win season, looking for a 2 game improvement with this team is very realistic in my opinion. Go Bulls!

Now Kelly has to go find us something good for 2022 and 2024. This sucks, but hopefully we turn lemons into lemonade...

Saw this article talking about how CBS and Showtime are now in the market for live sports to broadcast on it's streaming platforms. To late for us this round, but will only help us down the road as more of these platforms look for content to fill space with. Just a matter of time before Apple/Netflix/HULU/CBS/Prime and others grab some of the college football market... http://www.darkhorizons.com/cbs-to-pump-8-billion-into-streaming/ P.S. only 16 weeks till college football starts!

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Like it or not, much of the college football fan-base watches Gameday... and UCF looks great today on TV. USF has to do better!!

GT completed just one pass last night... one.

Rutgers 07... It's like radiation, it just won't go away!!

Gators are down 9K season tickets from last year... that is all.

4 straight years of ticket growth... but wish we would have hit 20K this year.

it was 60.00 when I ordered mine... they just jacked it up 15.00 more...

Berns 16 ounce Ribeye comes with soup salad 2 vegetables (unlimited, you just need to ask for more) baked potato with all the fixings for 47.90 Berns is the best priced high-end steakhouse period. The atmosphere might be a bit old fashioned, but considering what your complete dinner gives you compared to what the ala-cart price would be for all this food at Capitol Grill, Charley's or Ruth Chris to name a few, it's an outstanding bargain. and the dessert options....

The coaches polo was a bit tight (felt like a tennis fit)... the standard Adidas polos are fine.

BOOOO THIS MAN!!!! Berns is great.

Not bad... not bad at all...

Realignment will move where the money is... It's moving away from cable subscribers an more towards individual schools and the fan bases they can bring. Long-term, I see distributors like Google, Amazon, Netflix even ESPN and others charging two hundred dollars a season to watch our games. bigger fan bases will pull in more revenue, and schools like Rutgers lose even more value to a conference. My opinion, but changes are coming, and that can only mean more opportunity for USF. I would rather be USF than Iowa State long-term...