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Seems like most of their athletic programs are have a tough time of it.

still think he is too small to have the ball on a regular basis.  fumble waiting to happen.

he can be good for 1 or 2 big plays next year but i dont think he will have that big of an impact.

yeah because Ean's size held him down last year if he can do it than I see no reasons why Colby can't

Erskin caught everything last year it seemed ... and made some AWESOME catches !

Sure we will see him in the slot alot.

No practice today, so come Wednesday, Greg should have some stuff.

It'll be nice when he gets one on one with a LB or a saftey.Can you say fly pattern

If a coach doesn’t want to come here because it’s too hard then we don’t want him. We don’t want another RMC.

USF's desires unrequited in effort to attract coach

Pelphrey stays put; McCullum says he would have declined job if he had known about Big East move.

By GREG AUMAN

Published March 27, 2007

TAMPA - In a span of 24 hours, two of the top known candidates for the USF men's basketball coaching vacancy politely said they weren't pursuing the job, with Winthrop's Gregg Marshall and South Alabama's John Pelphrey telling a Big East school they'd rather stay and coach in the Big South and the Sun Belt, respectively.

As the Bulls and athletic director Doug Woolard continue their search, the lure of coaching in the Big East is one of the biggest draws. At the same time, the lingering question is whether USF's position near the bottom of the tough 16-team league may be scaring coaches away.

Just ask Robert McCullum, who was hired from Western Michigan in 2003 when USF was still in Conference USA, then found out six months later that the Bulls were moving into a much tougher neighborhood.

"If I had known we were going to the Big East, I wouldn't have taken the job," McCullum admitted Monday, 17 days after he was fired with two years left on his contract. "I was confident we would have success in Conference USA, there was no question in my mind. But when we moved into the Big East, we had the biggest mountain to climb."

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"If I had known we were going to the Big East, I wouldn't have taken the job," McCullum admitted Monday, 17 days after he was fired with two years left on his contract. "I was confident we would have success in Conference USA, there was no question in my mind. But when we moved into the Big East, we had the biggest mountain to climb."

Now I am really glad we fired him. What kind of competitor is this guy? Chicken spit if you ask me. Lets her someone try to defend RMC after this comment.

DONT TRUST WHAT YOU READ IN THE TRIB

yeah just ask Ponton how hard it is to get out of CJL's dog house

indefinitely? must be something more on this

They probably throw penalty flags instead of rice...

ouch

I hope the bridesmades can catch better than a WR who dropped a 2pt conv.

I dont paint and in dont I mean cant

it would look great on my wall in my office at home

I am down for it

yeah and you point is............. he is a 21 yr old kid lets not judge and hope he learns from this

http://blogs.tampabay.com/usf/

Thanks  trying to show Greg Some love and at the same time getting more traffic on USF iteams

USF safety Williams arrested in Tampa

USF junior Carlton Williams, who entered spring practice as the team's starting strong safety, was arrested in Tampa early Friday morning and charged with misdemeanor counts of disorderly conduct and obstructing or opposing an officer without violence.

Williams, 21, was arrested by Hillsborough County Sheriff's officers at 3:35 a.m. at 1913 Bearss Avenue, which is the address for Bobalouie's Pub, not far from USF's campus. He was booked at 5:08 a.m. and released on $750 bond at 8:28 a.m. Friday.

USF started spring football practice Tuesday, and Friday was the team's first day off since practice started. Williams, from Valdosta, Ga., had 43 tackles as a sophomore, starting eight games at free safety after starting 12 as a freshman. He's listed as the team's starting strong safety on the spring depth chart.

Williams and coach Jim Leavitt could not initially be reached for comment Friday morning.

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Please post the link

wait for the flood of post from the tinmen

just FYI Saturday, 3/24 9:00 am Spring Ball Practice #4 Full Scrimmage maybe I will go "Run" the trail "that happens to go arount the practice field" then

It was said previously that #8 is not going to play...

it also said he was going to be held out of contact drills but I thought I read somewhere that he ran a qb dive in for a TD yesterday in Goalline drills.

ha ha look just like him

it looks like a UM jacket underneath I would rather have GROTHE

yeah My Father in-law is a RR and asked CJL to be in the St. Patrick’s Night Parade and he had a ball. I asked coach if he was going old school. He didnt get it untill I pointed to his visor. He laughed.

Like I said before... It shouldn't stop here. Go to Home Depot/Lowes and request the official USF paint colors,

go to your local clothing stores and request that they carry BULLS merchandise,

Canopy tents,

Stronger news coverage,

Watch parties at local restaurants, anything you can think of. If you want it,

MAKE IT HAPPEN PEOPLE!!!

The Home Depot manager of the South Tampa location knows me all too well. Every time I am in there I say something to him and for Lowes after I saw a UCF Lowes card IN A LOWES IN TAMPA the manager and regional manager know me all to well. The guy a home depot is great though everytime he sees me he says GO BULLS Mr. Blackman  

GO BULLS

just did it my fourth time

Go to this website http://www.fathead.com/fatheadsweb/FatheadRequest.aspx and request USF.

GO BULLS

who cares as long as you WIN