&rew Bull

Houston

20

Greene 14

Tchewa 8

67%

USF

4

Murphy 15

Tchewa 8

67%

On 12/31/2021 at 4:52 AM, &rew Bull said:

USF

4

Murphy 15

Tchewa 8

67%

@MikeG heads up that I've updated my prediction

You again? You made this same post last time you created a burner account.

Just now, smazza said:

who is this guy?

T.J. Weist. Former OC (2016) and wearer of the superior brand of USF polos.

I like to think Blackwell will get a call as a potential replacement. He was demoted from OC to RBs after 2019 in Houston but I'd put an asterisk on that season for him between that year between his star QB opting out early in the year and Holgorsen taking over play-calling duties.

There's several reports that Weis Jr has been hired as the new OC at Ole Miss

On 12/27/2021 at 9:50 AM, &rew Bull said:

USF

16

Greene 18

Tchewa 11

67%

Updating:

Tie

0

Greene 0

Tchewa 0

0%

Tomorrow's men's game is cancelled

5 hours ago, bowman1 said:

I am thinking about taking my son to the games on the 29th - is this two separate tickets or one?

SeatGeek has tickets listed for both the women vs Jacksonville and the men vs MVSC

Yes. Two separate tickets.

However, MK posted earlier today that you can get free admission to both games by mentioning #USFTwitterHerd at the box office.

USF

16

Greene 18

Tchewa 11

67%

Wyoming

6

Greene 14

Greene 7

67%

12 minutes ago, lotsofbull99 said:

It does, it show the opposite trajectories that the two programs have been on for the last 10 years.

Not really. The Gasparilla Bowl is one of the AAC's bowl tie-ins and the bowl happened to land a flailing UF team.

There's plenty of evidence of the different trajectories of the programs but this isn't one of those.

I pulled the stats between last year and this year for both players that left and the newcomers. It's not great.

First, the departures. Castaneda, Collins, and Williams have all taken big steps forward in their shooting percentages. Collins's stats are the most drastic with a 5 point increase in FG% and 10(!) point increase in 3FG%. Of the 8 departures I was able to track, Yetna is the only one who has taken a step back.

For the newcomers, each of the 6 who played last season have seen both FG% and 3FG% fall off. Greene and Boggs are the most painful with 8 and 16 percentage point drops in their 3FG%. The average point drop in FG% is 8.5.

Meanwhile, they're last in 3FG% and not far from the bottom in overall FG%

Hawaii

6

Murphy 15

Matos 8

67%

BYU

16

Murphy 16

Greene 8

67%

26 minutes ago, jg233 said:

That they would name anything after Judy Genshaft is just sad.

She's given more than $20 million towards the project.

8 minutes ago, NewEnglandBull said:

Having attended there for a few years as a student athlete, I do keep tabs on the program. Similar to us they just can’t seem to get the right coach. They tried and tried to do it with a host of retreads with no success. This year, they finally hired what “appears” to be a good coach and for the first time they have a mobile QB who looks good as well. The other issue for them is that they put more resources into their basketball program which everyone knows about (and that will never change). I suspect the FB program will get incrementally better in the coming years. 

If Leipold can't find success there, I'm not sure anyone can. I expect Kansas to make a bowl in the next couple years.

12 hours ago, USF Bulls Football said:

Is there a restaurant that sponsors club or is it different every time? My 5 year old would be amped with a hot dog, but I’m hoping for a little bit more

Don't sell the hot dogs short; they're pretty good!

Between the hot dog, popcorn, and cookies, basketball games are my son's favorite activity. He's going to be over the moon when he sees tater tots are on the menu.

UF

14

Murphy 14

Tchewa 8

65%

USF

6

Murphy 15

Tchewa 9

67%

4 minutes ago, 72bull said:

None of these locations seem to consider parking facilities.

There's a ton of parking. Some is directly across the street and much more within a 10 minute walk.

14 hours ago, Brad said:

Found this while looking for another image....one of many to have graced the site over 23 years:

 

 

 

I think we're due for a new rendering that includes the newer developments around Athletics. Here's UAB's new stadium dropped a little further south with track and field moved to Sycamore Fields. By doing this, we lose tennis courts, basketball courts, and the soccer practice field.

22 minutes ago, NewEnglandBull said:

No way can Cincy match it. But this cat is a different breed…he turned down millions from Mich State already for example. He could make more money in the long run by staying (Assuming he wasn’t successful at Notre Dame), but I suspect he will take the job. It’s too high prestige to turn down.

Back when he turned down MSU, the rumor was he was holding out for one of two jobs. Notre Dame is one of those.

43 minutes ago, John Lewis said:

I thought we were playing the exact same teams as 2021 and reversing the home/away.

That's the way we used to do it but I'm not sure we've seen anything about how the rotation works now that we're at 11 members.