KB

I'm not trying to argue.  I would love to see that type of athlete at TE, just hope he bulks up.

What changed your mind?

OIC

At 210 lbs, I don't see Cedric Hill playing TE.

Green is 200, but the rest were young.  Hopefully they will find the weightroom and the cafeteria this off season.

and Chambers who is only 5'11, but still a good athlete

+ Garris at 6'2

Give Duffy a job if he can get Perrilloux to come to USF! ;D

knew muy was coming, didn't know about hill.  i think we should have experience and depth at WR this year.  hopefully we can get the ball to those guys.

If they do approve 12 games schedules, will it take 7 D1 wins to go to a bowl, instead of 6?

I didn't realize we landed the top QB in the state.  Impressive!

I hope opening the upper bowl becomes the norm around here.

Correct me if I am wrong, but I thought the lower bowl only holds 41,000.  So are you thinking they will open up the upper bowl for the FAMU game?

(January 6, 2004) Tampa, Fla. - For the second time in as many weeks, the University of South Florida has agreed to a home-and-home football series with an ACC member program. USF and North Carolina will meet September 23, 2006 in Chapel Hill and September 22, 2007 in Raymond James Stadium.

Just two weeks ago, USF and Miami agreed to a home-and-home series set to begin October 1, 2005 in the Orange Bowl. The Hurricanes will then play in Raymond James Stadium on a date to be settled after an NCAA vote on 12-game seasons.

“The fact that schools like North Carolina and Miami are now agreeing to play USF on a home-and-home basis is testimony to how far Coach Leavitt and his staff have brought the program,†says Doug Woolard, USF Director of Athletics. “Our fans can look forward to seeing the best programs in the nation playing our Bulls right here in Tampa on a regular basis.â€Â

North Carolina completed a 6-6 season after a loss to Boston College in the Continental Tire Bowl in 2004, but three of the Tar Heel wins came against Miami, Georgia Tech and North Carolina State.

USF joins the Big East Conference in 2005, allowing the Bulls rotating home games with Cincinnati, Connecticut, Louisville, Pittsburgh, Rutgers, Syracuse and West Virginia

I'd like to know why he left, other than the obvious of he could go to a smaller school and play immediately.  But he knew that a year ago.  I wonder if something else happened?  It's interesting, because Kravitz came from West Alabama.

Was Shadie Jones a walk on?  Why would you leave USF to go to West Alabama?  I guess he realized he would not get any playing time.