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UCF’s win is more proof: Group of 5 schools should demand more of the CFP "...I've shot down arguments for the last month that UCF deserved a spot in this year's College Football Playoff, but Monday's Peach Bowl bolsters the argument that the Group of 5 deserves a spot when the CFP eventually expands to eight. The Group of 5 should receive one automatic bid to an eight-team CFP to make sure there is at least one program from that level represented..." Read more at: http://www.sunherald.com/sports/spt-columns-blogs/patrick-magee/article192482129.html

The AAC is in much better position today than when it originally negotiated its TV deal and Bowl games. At the least, we can now show that we were very undervalued and deserve a substantial increase in conference revenue and more quality Bowl games.

I think you underestimate what a 13-0 season means to the AAC when Auburn beat two of the college playoff teams. This will be a topic for discussion throughout the off season.

Me too. However, if he does leave, I hope we bring replace him with Marquel Blackwell who is now the RB coach at Toledo. He could be just as big an asset for recruiting. MB is doing a very good job recruiting Florida for them. https://twitter.com/coachblack10?lang=en

I think the UCF win over Auburn will help the P6 narrative that the AAC has been pushing. From SEC Country: https://www.seccountry.com/auburn/ucf-auburn-peach-bowl-college-football-playoff-closer-look

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Ironically, former USF QB Mike White is also invited to the combine.

USF just two points out. 23 California 10-3 94 24 Stanford 8-6 85 25 Arizona State 11-3 67 Others receiving votes: South Florida 65, Rutgers 47, Green Bay 46, Miami 14, New Mexico 7, Syracuse 3, Georgia Tech 3, NC State 2, Navy 1, Brown 1, Virginia Tech 1, DePaul 1 http://www.espn.com/womens-college-basketball/rankings

Sabbath must have been promoted: King_Joseph @SabbathJoseph LineBacker /Co-Defense Coordinator and Recruiting Coordinator Coach at Miami Central Senior High 5 out 6 times state champions. USF alumni GOBULLS GREEN&GOLD

That's understandable, because she is coming back from her second ACL injury. She tore her first ACL a few years ago and had to sit out a year for that one. She fully recovered from that and played very well for a year, before coming to USF.

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He recently decommitted from TCU. https://247sports.com/Player/Eddie-Smith-46038981

2019 should be a very good year for USF FB. We will have an experienced QB by then and a boatload of talent on both sides of the ball. Plus,our OOC schedule is great, assuming Wisky doesn't buyout their game. I expect CCS will still be here, since I doubt we will contend for the AAC championship in 2018. But, we probably will be good enough to go bowling.

Supposedly, CJF is red shirting D. Nagy and S. Serrat. Since Jazz Bond transferred, it would be nice to get another tall girl to replace her, ASAP.

Jespersen's 17 and 11 leads No. 25 USF women by Tulane 75-46 1:50 PM ET Associated PressFacebookTwitterFacebook MessengerPinterestEmailprintcomment TAMPA, Fla. -- Maria Jespersen had 17 points and 11 rebounds and No. 25 South Florida opened American Conference play with a 75-46 win over Tulane on Sunday. Tamara Henshaw and Kitija Laksa added 14 points apiece and Laia Flores had 11 assists for the Bulls (11-3). Meredith Schulte led the Green Wave (8-6), who had a three-game winning streak snapped, with 10 points on 5-of-6 shooting. Kolby Morgan, who averages 21.8 points, was held to eight on 3-of-19 shooting. South Florida never trailed and scored the last eight points of the first quarter for a 22-13 lead. That carried into the second quarter when Alba Prieto hit a 3-pointer and Flores had a layup, her sixth point in the run. After Harlyn Wyatt ended the drought for the Green Wave, USF broke the game open with a 15-2 run and led 44-20 at the half. The Bulls shot 50 percent in the first half while Tulane was at 23.5 after going 3 of 17 in the second quarter. http://www.espn.com/ncw/recap?gameId=400995549

Memphis lost. USF might jump over them in the polls.

Halftime: Iowa St 14 - Memphis 10.