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Why? We've played major programs 100 times over. A game in Miami and Rupp is tough, especially when we're playing our biggest rival in football that day and when you consider the fact that Kentucky fans travel in droves.

Must be a Walmart type IPF. Harlan said one costs around $40 mil ... I don't get Harlans number FSU and Florida only spent $15 mil. In the "arms race" we may be forced to build one.

I blame Rod Smith

Jinxed.

How would this do anything?

Is Sam getting his own too? Congrats to BJ, but this seems kind of over the top.

Hard to believe AC's injury was an excuse for last year's poor season. His career has been very disappointing since the run.

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With FSU coming in 2016, it will be interesting to see how they handle the upper bowl for that game.

Taggart isn't getting fired unless he has a horrific year. I can't see the school buying out another coach

What do other schools charge? In state. Florida : Free FSU: Free UCF: $30 FAU: $30 FIU: $30 Conference: ECU: $35 Memphis : Free (it looks like that) Tulane: Free Houston: $75

Tulane probably is a NIT squad.

We didn't play great, but we played a solid team great.

(1) I'll go on a limb and say few go to every game. (2) it's college softball, purchasing 2 tickets for $130 is a hefty price for the product, especially when compared to what other schools charge. I'll bet the numbers of season tickets sold aren't high.

Many schools offer free tickets for anyone to softball games. I get selling seats to pay for the stadium, but $65 a seat, even for 30ish games is steep. It's NCAA softball...

We're at the lowest season ticket numbers since the early years of the program, it makes no sense to have the upper decks open. Especially when the lower levels are as sparsely populated as they have been.

Sweet. He was playing receiver this year...at Vanderbilt.

There were some positives last night, but at this point looking at the individuals who will lead this team next season and beyond is as important as wins and losses if you want to keep sane about USF basketball. Sucks to hear that, but there aren't going to be too many more wins. But... "this is a 20 win team, just wait and see"

Forgive me for the Tulane point, I was just pointing out the differences between the competition. Ultimately, Driskel's issues always came against the power programs, he looked fine against the bad teams. I don't know if he'd be better here or not. I don't think he'd be a superstar or anything, but with what we have going into 2015, we're in a lot of trouble. I wouldn't have had an issue grabbing him.

you're right. he was rated 11 spots lower why anybody would want the #120th rated passer on our roster to muddle the situation even further is beyond me I'll go on a limb and say that Alabama and LSU are better than Tulsa and Tulane

I forgot about that time Mike White led us to the Sugar Bowl. It's a risk, but I'd bring him on for a year as long as he's not promised a starting spot.

Holtz is a good coach. I was really disappointed to see him struggle here.

Cal needs your expert advice. http://www.sfgate.com/collegesports/article/Cal-scrambling-to-cover-stadium-bill-4604221.php Cali is a messed up state. They dont know how to budget. They are terrible at finance. No wonder that state has been in debt so bad. Read the expert in stadium financing at the end. Michigan and Texas can't raise the money for new stadiums. Building a stadium now is dumb. There is only one approved in all of FBS at this time. Only about 10% of the FBS stadiums have been built since 1990, the vast majority were built when it was much cheaper and people actually went to games. Michigan just spent $250 mil on a renovation. Texas A&M is spending $450 mil. They can raise plenty of money. They just don't have the space to replace these venues, So they renovate them.

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