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  1. I mean with the all the Regionals we have made in the last 12 years I can see raising tickets astronomically from last year. Oh wait.........Sorry that is softball. We have been only playing baseball since 1999 per GOUSFBULLS.COM....In reality the best teams we have ever had are well before that. Another example of how half ass our athletic department is/was/has been
  2. Stop pulling your QB after he leada a scoring drive. It is stupid
  3. Donation money on top of tickets for better seats is a joke at this point. Grouper is right. They changed our section from $100 to $1,000 when we were actually a competitive team. Time to go the other direction with that noise. At this point they will be lucky to get 20,000 butts in the seats next year. We should play at the Trop instead
  4. So Holtz #1 Taggert #2 & Jimmy #3 in recruiting & coaching ? We just have had a run of bad luck I guess
  5. I only miss drinking beers with Skip nothing else
  6. Lest at 1/2 time for the first time ever. Miserable day. I may just go to the tailgate and go home if this continues. If you stayed the whole game as a Bulls fan you should receive some type of award
  7. Says the guy who had $50 on Texas to beat BYU. yep I was incorrect on that, but Harlan is in his honeymoon period. I think he could turn out to be a great fit. What has he done so far? WTF could you possibly come up with at this point that he hasn't done exceptionally well? 1) Hired COA? Check. 2) Hired Kingston? Nailed it. 3) Isn't Doug? Boom. Kingston is undefeated. He is great
  8. Someone needs to catch the ball. Drop drop drop drop
  9. We will not play 20 yards off the WR and let them run bubble screens all day ? OK. Baiting up Maryland
  10. Is Woolard back in the building running this operation ? UNBULLIEVABLE we do not know the rules
  11. He's a typical columnist ... in a one horse town. From 7 years ago .... Mike Bianchi | Sentinel Columnist 7:12 PM EDT, October 13, 2007 Maybe UCF should start a rivalry with Edward Waters College. Or Webber International. Or some other in-state team more in its league -- like, say, Edgewater High School. Or, better yet, if the Knights drop down to Division I-AA right now maybe they can compete with Appalachian State in about five years. What exactly did the final score end up being, anyway? I quit paying attention when South Florida's third-team quarterback threw a touchdown pass. Oh, here it is on the post-game notes -- USF Bulls 64, UCF Gnats 12. Let all of us who have pressured, prodded and pushed for USF to continue this annual series with UCF please cease and desist. And let everybody associated with UCF just be thankful that there is but one game left with USF. This is, after all, getting embarrassing. In fact, maybe the Knights should just forfeit next year's game and end this series now. Before they get somebody hurt. Tampa Tribune sportswriter Martin Fennelly put it best in his pre-game column Saturday when he referred to UCF as "The University of Central Bug on the Windshield." And, so, that resounding splat you heard Saturday afternoon was insect intestines plastered on the grill of USF's runaway 18-wheeler. The last time USF scored more than 50 points in a game was four years ago against Charleston Southern. Now they've done it again -- against Orlando Eastern. Let it be noted that the only three programs USF has ever beaten worse are Kentucky Wesleyan, Cumberland and Austin Peay. Congratulations, UCF, you put up more of a fight than Peay did. USF was the oncoming freight train Saturday; UCF was the '83 Yugo conked out in the middle of the railroad tracks. USF was the wooden club; UCF was the skull of the baby seal. USF had 543 yards of total offense; UCF 145. Sign held up by USF fan Saturday: "What does I-4 and UCF's offense have in common? It takes them both three hours to go 100 yards." The War on I-4? Puh-leeze. This was the Bore on I-4. The Snore on I-4. The Run-Up-the-Score on I-4. By the way, did I really pick UCF to win this game? Memo to Human Resources: You're welcome to take my urine sample first thing Monday morning, but I'm telling you the Walgreens pharmacist told me it was flaxseed oil. This is what happens when you get sucked into the UCF delusion; when you actually start believing the Knights are on the same level as USF. In reality, what we saw Saturday is what typically happens when a BCS power plays a non-BCS patsy. Let us not take anything away from USF. The Bulls are a good team, maybe even a great one. They are national championship contenders for a reason. Grothe should be a Heisman candidate. Defensive end George Selvie is virtually unblockable. And Jim Leavitt should be Florida State's next coach -- and the Seminoles might want to consider hiring him now. But this isn't about how good USF is; it's about how bad UCF is. South Florida is the No. 5 team in the nation. UCF, right now, doesn't even look like No. 5 team in Conference USA. The sad fact is that Division I-AA Elon was more competitive against USF earlier in the season. And so was Florida Atlantic last week. After such an embarrassing loss in such an important game, you have to start questioning the direction of the UCF program under Coach George O'Leary. Not only is he now 0-3 against USF, but his team yielded more points Saturday than any team in UCF's Division I-A history. Here we are in Year 4 of the O'Leary era and -- at least right now -- his team looks no better than it did in Year 1. And, yes, the Knights were 0-11 in Year 1. O'Leary is supposed to be a defensive genius, but his team has given up 116 points in the last two games. O'Leary is supposed to teach sound, fundamental football, but his team has committed 18 turnovers in six games, eight in the past two weeks. UCF President John Hitt was obviously disappointed in the loss Saturday, but said he is still behind O'Leary. "George is my kind of coach," Hitt said. "He's going to build us a great program." He had better get started ASAP, because the clock is ticking. Just a few short weeks ago, the biggest controversy Hitt faced was a lack of water fountains at UCF's new stadium. Now the program will likely face a much more daunting, debilitating problem: A lack of fans. Was that 7 or 70 years ago?
  12. To say any of these people were mediocre at USF is just dumb. Hiring a baseball coach that went 10-11 in the Missouri Valley with 6 draft picks might be considered mediocre at best The inaugural inductees, the class of 2009, were former men's basketball player Charlie Bradley, former women's basketball player Wanda Guyton, former Director of Athletics **** Bowers, two-time National Champion in rifle Michelle Scarborough and the members of the 1984-85 National Champion swimming team. In 2010, the second class inducted included six-time women's tennis conference coach of the year Sherry Bedingfield, USF's most decorated women's track and field athlete Kerine Black, baseball All-American Ross Gload, USF's first men's soccer coach Dan Holcomb and national championship swimmer Joe Lewkowicz. The 2011 class of inductees included volleyball's two-time Conference USA player of the year Michelle Collier, men's basketball all-time great Radenko Dobras, ultra-successful men's swimming coach Robert Grindey, long-time NFL standout Anthony Henry, men's soccer All-American Fergus Hopper and softball's lone two-time All-American, Monica Triner. The 2012 class of inductees included former USF Athletics Director, Lee Roy Selmon, long-time NBA veteran and former USF men's basketball star, Chucky Atkins, and the all-time leading scorer in USF women's basketball history, Jessica Dickson. The 2013 class of inductees includes USF’s all-time winningest men’s basketball coach Bobby Paschal, USF’s all-time passer Marquel Blackwell, All-American and major-leaguer Chris Heintz and USF record holder in three track and field events Dayana Octavien.
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