Rizman

Welcome aboard future Bull

Way to go

I lived in Beta for a year. 

Wow, a big commitment from Gather

Like the schedule, seems pretty fair.   Lot of November games at home

Save $12 million.  His stats are not great and they probably can get a cheaper player to generate that output. 

Source - Chiefs release Marquez Valdes-Scantling, save $12M - ESPN

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The Chiefs are releasing wide receiver Marquez Valdes-Scantling, a source told ESPN's Jeremy Fowler on Wednesday.

3 hours ago, SilverBull said:

Yes, it depends on what you mean by "best record."   

In 1976 we hade the highest winning percentage at 19-8 (.704).

In 1990 we went 20-11, won the conference tourney and went to the NCAA tourney, losing in the first round.

In 2012 we went 22-14 and went to the second round of the NCAA tourney.

Thanks  Good stuff

What is the best record we have ever had for men's basketball?   Thanks.

Need to book a trip, looking forward to the schedule coming out.

Nice grill.

1 hour ago, BULLSHTR said:

Answering my own question:

Looking at this year... the following P5 teams would have been relegated (finished dead last)

B1G — Indiana

SEC — Vanderbilt

ACC — Wake Forest

B12 — Cincinatti

PAC12 — Colorado (lmao)

 

 

Previous season (2022)

B1G — Northwestern

SEC — Vanderbilt

ACC — Virginia Tech (toss up with Virginia and BC)

B12 — Iowa State

PAC12 — Colorado

 

So far no surprises.. Let's look at a pre-covid season (2019)

B1G — Rutgers

SEC — Arkansas (are they still considered blue blood? whatever, RELEGATED)

ACC — NC State (lost H2H against GT and has worse conference record)

B12 — Kansas

PAC12 — Arizona

 

 

I think this would be awesome for the sport. Just my humble opinion.

The greedy leaders of some of those institutions would not go for it.  I like the idea a lot.

Field name = Bullspen

19 hours ago, Sellular1 said:

If the speculation holds true, we’re gunna need a bigger boat.  35k ain’t cutting in the B1G or SEC.  And don’t bring up Northworsten,  nobody wants to go to a game there.

We are going to have temporary blow up seating like a kids blowup bounce house.

I like this young man.  2027 I see him making it known to the other team they have entered Bull Stadium.

17 hours ago, 79 Bull said:

I agree they'll probably play in the Rays new park, but still could have 3 out of 17 games per year in Tampa.

They probably will but that would be a dumb move.  More kids in north Tampa and families that would come to the games at USF. 

Sweet

2 hours ago, MaltLiquorBull said:

A home and home GT series would be great...but a home and home with any ACC team would be fun.

I would love to have ND here.  

Purdue (my dad went there).

Mich St. or Michigan would be fun, too.

Purdue, that would be a good one to get.   They might be more willing to travel.

12 hours ago, Rocky Style said:

I could go for a GT series again.

That was fun going up to Atlanta and playing in their stadium.  That game should have been a win.  

2 hours ago, USFBulls12 said:

Penn State, Michigan, Ohio State - all at home

Oh, I like this one.   I think that our problem is most of those teams will not play us or required with play at Raymond James.

I would like to play Wake Forest or Vandy    I want to play teams we have not had a shot at.

Ha ha, just hope the program is in turmoil next year which allows us to beat them.

First went to WVA and then onto Vanderbilt.   Now he is coming to USF.

Oyenmwen Uzebu is a 6-6, 305-pound Offensive Tackle from Alpharetta, GA.

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I hope Brian finds another team that values him.  I am sure he will.  I am sure P5 programs want him bad but he is probably holding out for a better offer.  

4 hours ago, Mike Stuben said:

I'm curious to see who on our future schedules buys out gams. 

1. I can see Notre Dame buying out the game in Tampa (or both games). I think stadium size is an issue, and we may have to agree to Ray Jay to keep that game. They want to play in front of their fans, and will want a bunch of tickets. 

2. NC State has already told us they may have to buy out the game, per ACC requirements. (which may lead to Miami and Louisville buying out too) - as the ACC has told their member not to play any more road games at G5 schools. Of course, the ACC has bigger issues to worry about. 

3. I'm not sure we play both games at Alabama if we keep getting better, I could see them buying out the last one. 

This list obviously changes if our conference changes. 

Speaking of that, I hope we have a seat to seat mapping for the seats in Raymond James to our stadium. 

ACC will have us in it very soon is what I am thinking.  Bye bye FSU