JeffreyBEllis

I think that Chuck Amato was paying the ultimate compliment to the professional body of work compiled by Jim Leavitt and his coaching administration at USF by courting Lawrence Dawsey. Moreover, the former Tampa Bay Buccaneer would have made an egregious error by acquiescing the beauty of Tampa Bay for the commuter gridlock of the Research Triangle Park. It is a true testament to the manner in which Leavitt has been able to attract and retain a former NFL wide receiver (Lawrence Dawsey) and a former NCAA Division I-A intercollegiate football coach (Carl Franks) at USF. I'm looking forward to the attainment of a coveted national championship for the Bulls as well.

Personally, I was quite partial to the presidential candidacy of Betty Castor but perhaps I'm unable to be an objective judge of Castor versus Genshaft since I was an undergraduate student at USF during Castor's tenure. I was hoping that Castor would have defeated Mel Martinez in the U.S. Senatorial election as well.

Perhaps you should have applied a similar disclaimer indicating that your posting was intended to be interpreted in jest. Good grief. Judging from Herrion's post-game remarks following each ECU/USF men's basketball game, I could not envision the Merrimack College alumnus becoming a part of the USF community. Moreover, as one might recall, he doesn't enjoy the lifestyle of Florida (though I cannot understand why one would detest glorious, radiantly glowing sunshine and beautiful beaches). In all sincerity, I am anticipating Herrion's acceptance of Terry Holland's overture to remain at ECU in a fundraising capacity at the University. ECU alumnus Dave Odom, holding a master's degree from ECU, is a leading candidate to succeed Herrion, according to the local Greenville-based CBS affiliate. Alas, I'm quoting mass media sources so please don't attack me again with childish insults. :

Herrion Will Not Return As ECU Basketball Coach WNCT Eyewitness Newschannel Nine Greenville, North Carolina http://www.wnct.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=WNCT/MGArticle/NCT_BasicArticle&c=MGArticle&cid=1031781123290&path=

Personally, I would hope that there is some way in which Brian Fisher could complete his undergraduate degree requirements at USF without the possibility of performing as a student-athlete for the Bulls intercollegiate athletic program. In my opinion, Brian Fisher has remained enrolled at the University in relatively good academic standing, despite his recurring legal issues. From the perspective of athletic eligibility, I would hope that Coach Leavitt and his staff will enact the "Three Strikes and You're Out" policy in light of Mr. Fisher's circumstances.

The South Florida Bulls sent Larry Eustachy's Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles spiraling into the cellar of the Conference USA standings with a victory over USM last evening in Hattiesburg.

Rightfully so, the USF fan base seems to look favorably upon the era of Marquel Blackwell's tenure at the Bulls quarterback in a messianic light. However, I think that Carlton Hill has the potential to supercede Blackwell in terms of his significance and stature within the USF intercollegiate football program. Congratulations on an exceptional recruiting class, Coach Leavitt!

Thank you, wagers. Terrence Leather is perfectly suited for South Florida where he could earn a distinguished undergraduate degree and become a star performer in Conference USA. While I was quite saddened to learn that Leather had not committed to my other collegiate alma mater, I was pleased that South Florida had earned the young man's commitment. Best of luck to Mr. Leather, personally and professionally, beyond his undergraduate tenure in the Tampa Bay region.

Clearly, Zabian Dowdell is a young man who is genuinely loyal to Virginia Tech head men's basketball coach Seth Greenberg. Mark Berman of the Roanoke Times discusses the manner in which Zabian Dowdell was enticed out of his verbal commitment to the University of South Florida by then-Bulls head coach Seth Greenberg when Greenberg accepted the same position at Virginia Tech. While the Hokies are faring well in their new environs of the Atlantic Coast Conference, I am hoping that the Miami Hurricanes will miraculously pull off the upset victory.

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I haven't heard any information indicating that Anthony Henry is appearing in a television spot within the imminent future. However, I could certainly attest to Anthony Henry's qualifications for television advertising-related roles considering his degree in the field of journalism and mass communications from USF. Clearly, Henry has earned respect as a NFL-caliber secondary unit player.

I read the article in this morning's edition of the Tampa Tribune as well and promptly posted the information to this message forum. BullsPen.Com Moderators, feel free to remove my posting on this same topic as I did not scroll down the page to view another Danny Muy-related article.

Why, pray tell, would you enroll at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill? Seriously, best of luck to you. Don't allow the People's Republic of Chapel Hill tyrants brainwash you! 8)