HaulingBull Sucks

No schit! ;D

The chart I have has been revised...no sense in posting old info. Mine is a print version, not a pdf . Athletics should post in on GOUSFBulls.com

I put one in the original subject line...I didn't know they don't work there.

Hey, headlines draw attention to the news which in this case could mean a few more bodies in the dome on Monday evening.

Just pulling your chain ;D

According to the chart that I have Section 133 = $250 (Herd) , Section 233 = $500 (Varsity) but it's not this years revision. Sections 107, 114, 133, 238 are the only $250 Donor sections shown.

March 16, 2007 Bulls get Coppin on Monday in WNIT Having learned Thursday afternoon that they'll be hosting a second-round WNIT game Monday, USF's women's basketball players now know their opponent: Coppin State, which beat St. Joseph's 67-52 on the road Thursday in the WNIT's opening round. Coppin's no slouch, with a 25-7 record that included a perfect 18-0 regular-season in the MEAC, a run that ended with a 67-65 overtime loss to Morgan State in the MEAC title game. Thursday's win is the first postseason win not only in Coppin history but for any MEAC team, which says more about the diluted 48-team WNIT field than anything else. It took USF overtime to beat the same St. Joseph's team in Philadelphia this season, so a 15-point win says something for Coppin. Coppin played two Big East teams comparable to USF -- West Virginia and Seton Hall -- and lost by one and five points, both on the road. The Eagles are a sloppy team, one that committed 156 more turnovers than they forced, so their weakness lines up with one of USF's strengths. The key to beating Coppin? Containing 5-foot-8 junior guard Rashida Suber, the MEAC player of the year, averaging 18.8 points per game. Suber has hit 101 of Coppin's 107 3-pointers, so one solid defensive stopper, such as Bulls senior guard Rachael Sheats, could go a long way. Coppin only has one other player scoring in double figures. USF, by the way, has the highest RPI (32nd) of the 48 teams in the WNIT field, which has 10 teams with an RPI of 60 or better. The next five? Western Kentucky (34), Ball State (41), Auburn (44), Hartford (47) and Virginia (48) -- the Bulls would face Virginia in the third round next week if both teams advance. The big question is whether USF can scrap together some motivation after the frustration of missing the NCAA cut. As Coppin has shown, there are teams with less postseason success than the Bulls. If I'm Jose Fernandez, I'm selling his four seniors on a chance to play a few more games than they could have expected in the NCAA tournament. The school record for wins (21) could easily go down, and a string of WNIT wins would take away some of the sting of missing the real postseason tournament. What kind of crowd will Monday bring? USF won't be able to use the spring break excuse, as students will be back to class that day, and they won't have to go up against NCAA men's tournament games, as most WNIT second-round games have to do on Saturday and Sunday. Think of it as an encore home performance for Jessica Dickson, though the promise of her Senior Night farewell didn't exactly pack even the bottom level of the Sun Dome. We'll have to see ... Posted by Greg Auman at 12:36:21 AM on March 16, 2007 | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack (0) March 15, 2007 http://blogs.tampabay.com/usf/?origref=&alias=http://www.sptimes.com/blogs/usf/

Thank you for illustrating my point. That ticket price/seating section chart is only half the story. Where's the donation level/seating section chart?

Why isn't this information readily available on GoUSFBulls.com?

USF Sets WNIT Ticket Prices; Bulls To Face Coppin St. Monday Night Courtesy: USF Release: 03/16/2007 Tampa, FL (March 16, 2007) – The University of South Florida athletics department has announced the ticket prices for the Women’s National Invitation Tournament second round game between USF and Coppin State to be played at the Sun Dome on Monday, March 19, at 7 p.m. [highlight]Tickets are $4 for students, $11 for the general public and $5 for groups of ten or more.[/highlight] Current women’s basketball season ticket holders can purchase tickets for $8 and have the right of first refusal for their current seat and can purchase as many tickets for $8 as they have season tickets. To get the discounted price, season ticket holders must purchase through 1-800-GoBulls by Monday afternoon. General public can buy through 1-800-GoBulls Friday or Monday from 8 a.m.-6 p.m. or by walking up to the Athletics Ticket Office at Entry 3 of the Sun Dome on game day. Gates will open at 6 p.m. on Monday night.

USF Sets WNIT Ticket Prices; Bulls To Face Coppin St. Monday Night Courtesy: USF Release: 03/16/2007 Send this article to a friend Print View larger Courtesy: J. Meric Tampa, FL (March 16, 2007) – The University of South Florida athletics department has announced the ticket prices for the Women’s National Invitation Tournament second round game between USF and Coppin State to be played at the Sun Dome on Monday, March 19, at 7 p.m. Tickets are $4 for students, $11 for the general public and $5 for groups of ten or more. Current women’s basketball season ticket holders can purchase tickets for $8 and have the right of first refusal for their current seat and can purchase as many tickets for $8 as they have season tickets. To get the discounted price, season ticket holders must purchase through 1-800-GoBulls by Monday afternoon. General public can buy through 1-800-GoBulls Friday or Monday from 8 a.m.-6 p.m. or by walking up to the Athletics Ticket Office at Entry 3 of the Sun Dome on game day. Gates will open at 6 p.m. on Monday night.

Those seating chart colors indicate price of the seats, there is different seating chart used for donation level/section (more colors than the seating cost chart).

http://www3.hsmv.state.fl.us/Intranet/dmv/specialtytags/a.cfm?id=128

Can we count on you to be at the game?

Box Score (Final) Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score ----------------- -- -- -- -- ----- USF................. 14 10 0 0 - 24 Record: (9-4) East Carolina....... 7 0 0 0 - 7 Record: (7-6) Scoring Summary: 1st 13:53 USF - WILLIAMS, B. 16 yd run (ALVARADO, D. kick), 1-16 0:20, USF 7 - ECU 0 08:43 USF - WILLIAMS, B. 1 yd run (ALVARADO, D. kick), 9-56 3:51, USF 14 - ECU 0 05:04 ECU - GOOD, Bobby 48 yd pass from PINKNEY, James (HARTMAN, Ben kick), 9-79 3:31, USF 14 - ECU 7 [highlight]2nd 12:51 USF - JACKSON, Amarri 37 yd pass from GROTHE, Matt [/highlight](ALVARADO, D. kick), 7-48 2:50, USF 21 - ECU 7 06:31 USF - ALVARADO, D. 38 yd field goal, 8-25 3:31, USF 24 - ECU 7 RECEIVING: USF-RANDOLPH, Ean 2-27; HILL, Cedric 2-22; JOHNSON, Taurus 2-5; [highlight]JACKSON, Amarri 1-37[/highlight]; GREEN, S.J. 1-15; BLEAKLEY, Will 1-13; HILL, Amp 1-6; WILLIAMS, B. 1-3; PONTON, Ricky 1-2. East Carolina-GOOD, Bobby 5-116; ROACH, Kevin 3-45; BRYANT, Jamar 3-26; ALLISON, Aundre 3-24; FRACTIOUS, Brdn 1-26; ROGERS, Steven 1-17; JOHNSON, Chris 1-8; SHANKWEILER, K. 1-1.

2803 Bullpen members 4 I'll be theres plus my two tickets = 6 USF Fans

So, how many here will be in the Sun Dome on Monday evening supporting the team?

Thanks for the update Greg.

Thanks for the update Greg.

Not many of us support your constantly negative comments. Perhaps you should look for a new team to cheer for? Not many of you support USF Women's Basketball..so why should I give a hairy rat's hiney what you think?

Great show of support for Jose and the WBB program.....If I were Jose I be looking for a new school to coach at.

wonder why? jp also western kentuky isnt Because it'a a map of D1A teams.

Elon's helmet isn't on the map.

1. Are you excited? No. 2. Happy? What's to be happy about...nothing has happened yet. 3. Nervous? Definitely not. 4. Worried? No, it's not something I worry about. 5. Do you trust our AD to do well with his decsions? Yes. But only time will tell how his decision will turn out. 6. Do you take his quote to mean that USF is finally going to put money into men's bball, starting with the coach? Only time will tell. 7. Do you care? Sure but only casually. I hope it works out for the best, but if it doesn't, it doesn't...It's not something that will really affect my life.

USF average attendance for 7 OOC home games in Nov - Dec 2006 was 2722 UCF average attendance for 8 OCC home games in Nov - Dec 2006 was 2064. Both teams played Stetson and Bethune - Cookman at home. USF vs Stetson 2874 UCF vs Stetson 1851 vs BCC 2114 vs BCC 1829