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hmm your point?

Mr. Woulard do not even bother reply to him. He's a UCF fan that's coming here to bug us. He's doing this just to get a rise out of you. Expect this to only get worse when we get to play them next year. They are ruthless and classless. I can sing it to you all I want but you won't understand how much until we play them. in 07 they poked our starting QB, Matt Grothe, 6 million times the week of the game, we beat them 64-12. in 08, they went up a notch and called his phone about a 1000 times, filled up his voicemail, and left him 100's of text messages telling him to die. They even made death threats to his dad. It's better if you grow thick skin to them now and just ignore them, it'll only make your life better 2007 http://www.sportsbybrooks.com/facebook-being-used-to-poke-some-fun-at-south-florida-qb-matt-grothe-14224 2008 http://sportsbybrooks.com/ucf-fans-ring-up-more-hatred-toward-usf-qb-19799

paraphernalia (marijuana) and gun possession he got off easy with only a speeding ticket because the officer couldn't determine what belonged to whom (multiple passengers) I am not in favor of a transfer here

TROLLS GON TROLL!!

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Last week, somebody asked University of Louisville athletic director Tom Jurich who he'd suggest for Big East Commissioner. It's one of those questions a guy would never answer in a million years -- unless he's Rick Pitino. So Jurich joked his way out of it, looked over at me and said, "Probably Eric. He'd be good. He's moving around jobs. He's available." Not the smartest thing Jurich ever said. Having been nominated for the job of Big East Commissioner, I accept -- for at least the next 1,200 words. I don't know that I'd call these the first five steps, but they'd certainly be five principles to use moving forward. 1). PICK A FIGHT. Since TCU jilted the Big East, followed by the departures of Syracuse, Pittsburgh and West Virginia, the Big East has been portrayed as a loser. The Big East needs to win something. It's not going to beat the SEC, Big Ten, Big 12 or Pac 12 in money or marketing, so forget that. The Big East needs to take aim at the ACC and make a clear, creative and borderline obnoxious case that, "We may not be the best conference in college football, but we're better than THOSE guys." I'm picturing a multi-pronged marketing effort. Some billboards in South Beach with the U's national championship trophies and the words, "Hey Miami, how's the ACC workin' out for ya?" Or, how's this for a commercial? "The Big East. Birthplace of ACC champions." (Note to self: Hire marketing minds better than my own.) Still, the message needs to be strong. It needs to be enough to make news, and to begin conversation around the sport. If the ACC claims to be one of the football powers, it only has the ability to do that because it has poached five teams from the Big East. Capitalize on that. And on the head-to-head BCS record between the leagues. I'd hit the Orange Bowl angle particularly hard, noting that the ACC has been a no-show for the most part since 1997 -- producing only one winner in all that time. But the specifics of the argument don't matter as much as just making an argument. The ACC's a fine league, supplies more than its share of NFL stars and has great schools. But the Big East needs a foil, and it isn't without ammunition in an argument comparing the two. And the Big East needs to begin more forcefully making a case for itself, because no one else is going to make Read rest here http://www.wdrb.com/story/19139013/crawford-five-steps-to-a-reinvented-big-east

I agree with you, as I see it all I can do is provide my support and enjoy the games. USF employs people to handle our schedule and athletic department, I'm sure they are doing all they can to make is better so many people here have no back bone. They panic for anything and everything. It makes me sick

I'm as excited as I usually am for the beginning of the season. I don't worry about the outside stuff. The only thing I hold myself responsible for is to support my team. End of it. It's not the end of the world like so many people wanna put it.

LOL! okay *throws hands in the air* I give up!!! I can't photoshop at all loool Don't worry, Aaron Lynch can help you with that. Aaron Lynch is just clutch in everything he does

LOL! okay *throws hands in the air* I give up!!! I can't photoshop at all loool

...create torrents for the games that are on TV so that we can archive them? Some teams you can find their entire seasons online. I'd love to be able to do that for USF games if I had the skills I'd do it myself.

looool it seems like I do more marketing for his work than BleedGreenAndGold you want a disclaimer charsibb?

SMU Athletes Accuse Prostitute Of Burglary http://dfw.cbslocal.com/2012/07/26/smu-football-players-accuse-prostitute-of-burglary/

it can be done and in style at it

nice!

I agree. Asiantii will be a perfect fit for what the USF offense wants to do. If your a Big Ten team then you would look for a pocket passer but USF needs a great passer who can move. Asiantii proved at the Elite 11 that he will be just what USF needs to move forward. BTW - The August 7th Elite 11 show will be at 9:30 on ESPNU. +100 That's what we saw when making the decision at least one of the things what's your take on the O-Line Mr. W?

sorry to stray off topic, now that boy Asiantii Woulard, he balls so hard!

I was going to say something about that, but I didn't want to sound racist. Seems like ESPN stereotypes QB's a little bit. I wanna hear your opinion CPR

good find! Attaboy Asiantii Heismanâ„¢ too soon?

oh they are out to get USF too because we almost have no subscription there anymore. It's just that bad over there. there's a direct correlation between what school it is, how many subscriptions and how many stars a player gets. as for the black and white thing, it's clearly an issue. I never understood it

lol he called everyone out... at least those that need to be

they're really using the Sun Dome to market the USF logo

I've sat down with six of USF's nine assistant coaches in the last two weeks, getting great insights into where players stand going into preseason camp, now just 11 days away for the Bulls. I'm behind in blogging all these, but I'll start back up with defensive backs coach Rick Smith, who has shown himself to be commendably frank about his players in the past two seasons. -- There's a good battle between JaQuez Jenkins and Jon Lejiste for one of the starting safety spots alongside Mark Joyce, though Smith said he expects a lot of nickel defense with all three safeties on the field and Jenkins in the nickel. "The top two in the spring were of course Joyce and Jenkins, and it'll be that way when we start. Lejiste understands that," said Smith, who had Lejiste limited through spring drills as he recovered from a wrist injury. "Jon has had a really good summer. He's lost weight. He was about 202 and I asked him to get down to 192 and he's there. I thought last year the kid got too big. I'd rather him be quick and strong and in shape. He's done a great job getting in shape. It'll be interesting to see who wins that battle. We're going to play so much nickel, and when Jenkins goes to nickel, we're a better football team and Jon will come in at strong safety. .. Coach (Chris) Cosh loves nickel anyway. I think the three safeties will be on the field most of the time." So unless opponents are lining up with run personnel -- like two backs and a tight end -- expect the nickel to be the base defense, with two linebackers on the field with the five defensive backs..... Read the rest on there: http://www.tampabay.com/blogs/bulls/content/notes-smith-expecting-plenty-nickel-2012

I like that Cotey guy