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This bothered me. I would hear our band and then UCF would repeatedly play over them. Can we get some louder music?

Thank you! If we don't support our Bulls no one is going to do it for us. Win or lose, 12-0 or 0-12, they need us to grow as a program.

I wouldn't assume anything. The good news is that a lot of the young guys will get a full off season of S&C. Besides, you never know-we might actually have a good hire at OC and OL in the offseason. Strong doesn't seem too pleased with his current duo.

Fantastic. Let's connect over PM. Would love to know more about your areas of focus.

I learned to let it go quickly after the bad years. USF athletics doesn't have an impact on how my business does, how my executive MBA goes, and how I manage my personal relationships. Do I want them to win and will I donate? Yes, of course, because if I don't no one will. But I have learned to accept that it is a game-I support them because they are USF, not because they win or lose.

With a man of conviction like Wallace loh, how can you not want to send your kids there?

I have never seen an OL disappear like FSU's has.

It's a decent win. Hope they win out.

Is Houston beatable? Sure they are. Its just going to be very difficult if we play the way we've played the last 5 games. Ed Oliver is one player and the only guy on his defense worth anything, yet because of him the rest of the defense can make plays sometimes. The Georgia tech game proves we are capable of winning games in the second half. I just would like to see that kind of focus all game long.

Fortunately, next week we play a team coming off a Navy cut blocking day. I wonder if that will change our fortunes.

Ed Oliver pushes everyone around. You would need an Rimington finalist to have a chance at slowing him down one on one.

It's not Goodrich leaving is it? That's been spilling out on twitter this morning.

In fairness to CCS this is an exceptionally young team and this is Charlie's MO-he has never blown teams out, just won. I remember everyone on this board complaining back in 2012 when Louisville just kept winning, heck B.J. Daniels rallied back the team in the 4th quarter-only for USF to lose at the end. We complained that we lost those games, while CCS"s teams just won. They kept winning-all the way to beating on Florida in the Sugar Bowl in a 10-2 season. The team is not good enough yet to win the conference. That said, if Boyce coming back this week or next to help plug the hole in the middle of the line, I think we will see the team get much better defensively as he will likely command a double team. The OL will eventually turn the corner. While Houston and UCF are truly dangerous teams I'd argue Cincy and Temple are toss ups-Cincy has faced a similarly weak record, and if our run defense improves they will struggle mightily, and Temple has been up and down all year. Both are cold weather games, though, and that could cause problems. Whether we beat UCF and Houston depends on how well our offensive line plays. I understand Mayes has been injured which is why they shifted him over to TE, but they should look for ways to incorporate that six man front going forward anyway. Ed Oliver will command a triple team and given how much teams like to load the box against us, Salomon, McCants, and Wilcox could see single coverage. I think it's beyond a shadow of a doubt that we won't throw to the RB.

In fairness Georgia tech and Illinois aren't much better.

Might as well do that the rest of the season because Ed Oliver will need four men blocking him.

The only man who loves sterlin Gilbert is sterlin Gilbert I think. But he doesn't love himself enough to revise this offense.

I watched to the end. You're right the team does not quit. I just wonder if they're good enough to be more than just a team that won't quit.

Tyre McCants is dragging Hurricane Michael with him to Tulsa.

Maybe we will, maybe we won't. They're a great team but they have struggled more defensively then you would think. Tulsa did surprisingly well for three quarters and don't forget Texas Tech laid 63 points on that D. D'Onofrio can't coordinate, he gets bailed out by his talent on defense.

We're honestly stuck until the Cincy game to gain some territory-just got to keep winning for now. If we are undefeated going into the Cincy game it will likely be a matchup of unbeaten teams (UCF doesn't face them until the week before Black Friday).

The O is young but you better believe they'll need to improve by leaps and bounds. That is one dangerous temple team.

66-31 final. Shame they didn't beat Pitt so UCF had no leg to stand on. If they get going I won't be shocked to see them challenge for the division. NC State and VT on the road will be tough.

66-24. That's a butt kicking. Hope this kicks off into something big for their season.

It's a sixty minute game. I think Houston will get it together. Tulsa has a new QB out there with no film on him, but not touchdowns when they get on Houston's side of the field will cost them eventually-Houston's offense is pretty good. And yes, Tulsa will be challenging, but they're better than their record. They gave Texas hell for four quarters. Their problem is that they don't appear to know how to win.

And that's a big fat "nope, not happening" for Tulsa on fourth down.