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http://floridastate.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1373523 Barron did not really close the door. The saga continues!

USF Football â€@USFFootball In meeting on 2012 ticketing, sounds like the only way to get a lower bowl seat for FSU on Sept. 29 will be with a season ticket.

USF Football â€@USFFootball Two game times announced: UT-Chattanooga (Sept. 1) at 7:00 pm on ESPN3; at Ball State (Sept. 22) at 4:30 pm on BIG EAST Network

http://www.voodoofive.com/2012/6/7/3049401/welcome-to-the-stuben-travel-agency-nevada

http://kansascity.sbnation.com/2012/6/7/3070516/big-12-expansion-expect-florida-state-talk-to-kick-back-up Big 12 Expansion: Expect Florida State Talk To Kick Back Up by Steven Godfrey • Jun 7, 2012 10:56 AM CDT ...and the reason why is coming from Tallahasse, not Dallas, Austin or anywhere among the current conference members: doug blackburn @ dblackburn FSU prez Barron says he will talk about Big 12 today. ... @ TDOnline # fsu 7 Jun 12 Reply Retweet Favorite How's that for ominous? Just because we're naive and take the good-hearted, earnest, salt-of-the-earth conference commissioners and school presidents at their word, we'll remind you that just a week-ish ago, the league "reaffirmed its commitment" to 10 teams, which, among laughable public statements, has the forced humor and worthless context of a "Scary Movie" sequel. Will the "talk" simply be a flat-out refuting of these rumors in the first place? We doubt it. And if Eric Barron's comments are even remotely foreboding that either party is considering the move, expect a whole new flood of potential candidates to join the Seminoles (cue requisite Notre Dame conjecture) and a fresh round of ACC and Big East doomsday prophecies.

Is Temple this bad?

Who is taking a max contract on that guy?

http://beyondthebets.com/2012/06/06/big-east-point-spread-projections-louisville-the-favorite-in-college-footballs-mystery-conference/ College football season doesn’t kick off until Aug. 30, but some sportsbooks will begin releasing early point spreads in the coming weeks and months. Unfortunately, all of the games released—usually between 100 and 150, in all—will be matchups between marquee teams. While it’s great for Alabama, Oregon and Oklahoma fans, those in Pullman, Wash., Ames, Iowa, and Boulder, Colo., have nothing to get excited about. That’s where we come in. We’ve projected point spreads for all 798 games (even the thrilling UTSA vs. Texas A&M-Commerce showdown in early September) and have also broken them up by conference for convenience. In addition, we’ve provided what the standings would look like if the projected favorite won every game*. *Keep in mind: There are a handful of coin flip games that could go either way. Cincinnati, for instance, is a favorite of less than a touchdown five times. It wouldn’t take much for its “projected†record to drop from 6-1 to 3-4. Quite obviously, projecting point spreads three months in advance is an imperfect process. You will likely spot inconsistencies or notice mistakes or disagree with some of the lines. If so, feel free to e-mail us at beyondthebets@gmail.com. STANDINGS Louisville 6-1 Cincinnati 6-1 South Florida 5-2 Rutgers 4-3 Pittsburgh 4-3 Connecticut 1-6 Syracuse 1-6 Temple 1-6 * * * WEEK 2 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati -4 WEEK 3 Rutgers at South Florida -4 WEEK 6 Pittsburgh -1.5 at Syracuse Connecticut at Rutgers -13 South Florida -11.5 at Temple WEEK 7 Temple at Connecticut -8 Syracuse at Rutgers -12 Louisville -2.5 at Pittsburgh WEEK 8 Connecticut at Syracuse -3.5 South Florida at Louisville -7 Rutgers -10 at Temple WEEK 9 Cincinnati at Louisville -10 Syracuse at South Florida -13 Temple at Pittsburgh -13.5 WEEK 10 Connecticut at South Florida -13.5 Temple at Louisville -20 Syracuse at Cincinnati -10 WEEK 11 Pittsburgh -1 at Connecticut Louisville -7.5 at Syracuse Cincinnati -6 at Temple WEEK 12 Rutgers at Cincinnati -1 WEEK 13 Syracuse at Temple pk South Florida at Cincinnati pk Connecticut at Louisville -15.5 Rutgers at Pittsburgh -1.5 WEEK 14 Louisville at Rutgers -1 Cincinnati -1 at Connecticut Pittsburgh at South Florida -7

Harris, rated as the nation's No. 135 recruit in 2011 by Rivals, has already visited Temple, UAB and Providence. He also supposedly visited Dayton last week, but they have since gotten another player, so they might be out of the running. Thank you! 2 for 1 deal....Probably a good chance that his brother follows where ever he goes.

Anybody know who is in the running for Tyler?

Via ESPN, Kip Fagg, scout for the Texas Rangers, who drafted #FSU QB signee Jameis Winston: "He's going to play football at Florida State." C'mon AW!

Oh wow. Good news then! Thanks for the info.

http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2012/jun/01/regents-approve--campus-stadium-proposal-unlv/ If the 60k seat, $500 million stadium goes through... Las Vegas Bowl might not be so bad.

Greg Auman â€@gregauman FSU QB signee Jameis Winston, outfielder from Hueytown, Alabama, drafted in 15th round by Rangers ... Hopefully he does not go pro

http://www.utsandiego.com/news/2012/jun/05/poinsettia-bowl-big-east-plans/ The Hawaii Bowl?

88 days till football! Stampeding Through The USF Football Roster: #88 TE Andreas Shields Brian Spurlock-US PRESSWIRE - PresswireMore photos » Running. Out. Of. Stock. Photos. Mandatory Credit: Brian Spurlock-US PRESSWIRE Today's entry is someone who should be able to contribute this season on offense... if he's back to 100%. #88 TE Andreas Shields Redshirt Senior, 6'4", 248 lbs. Stats In 2011: Andreas played in all 12 games in 2012, starting six of them. Shields caught 11 balls for 144 yards and caught one touchdown against Cincinnati. Current Spot On Depth Chart: Andreas was not listed on the post-spring depth chart at either tight end position because of injury. How did he come to USF: Shields comes to USF via nearby Wharton High School, where he chose the hometown Bulls over offers from FAU and FIU. Recruiting Rankings: Both Rivals and Scout listed Andreas as a 2-star recruit, with Scout calling Shields the 63rd best TE prospect in the Class of 2007. Projected Playing Time In 2012: It really depends on how Andreas recovers from a "pancreas deformity" that kept him out of Spring Practice this year. If Shields is 100% ready to go, he should be able to compete with Mike McFarland and Evan Landi for one of the starting tight end spots. If not, we might see him in a limited role in his final year here in Tampa.

QB Anthony Jennings eliminates USF, names top 4

Isin't it a little scary though that we are having trouble snagging the talent right here in our backyard? Good pick up here though. Hopefully the drought is over and we p/u more commits Isin't it a little scary though that we are having trouble snagging the talent right here in our backyard? Good pick up here though. Hopefully the drought is over and we p/u more commits Most of the local talent wants to go away from home. The only way to attract these kids is to have a couple of top 10 finishes.

New Big East TV Deal Could Revolve Around Notre Dame Football May 31 4:34p by Jason Kirk Read More: Notre Dame Fighting Irish While estimation-prone types ponder whether the impending Big East television deal will be worth way less than the league once hoped or just a little bit less, the conference itself could be using its unique relationship with Notre Dame as a handy bargaining chip. The Irish are members in all sports except for football, of course. This means their relatively valuable basketball program boosts the Big East, but Memphis Athletic Director R.C. Johnson describes how NBC is thinking bigger: "(NBC's) purpose (at the meeting) was to show they had an interest in the Big East and they had it tied in with Notre Dame football," Johnson said. "They talked about doubleheaders and tripleheaders on the NBC station. Not on the Versus or whatever they all have, NBC (Sports Network), because they've got several cable outlets. "They talked about how they liked the time zones and they talked about tying in doubleheaders and tripleheaders on Saturday with football." ESPN gets the first crack at the Big East's top games, while NBC will likely emerge as a contender if the conference doesn't sell all its stock to ESPN. With the league's truly national footprint, NBC wouldn't have a hard time creating an entire day's worth of college football programming, from the East Coast to Notre Dame to Boise State. Of course, there's the question of what happens in 2015, when Notre Dame's NBC contract is up and the Irish could very well join a conference in full (which won't be the Big East).

Greg Auman â€@gregauman Nothing firm yet, but looks like N.C. State transfer forward Tyler Harris will visit USF on Monday. Potential late addition for Bulls.

Bulls247 â€@Bulls247 Georgia RB high on USF after visit: Alpharetta, Georgia RB Peyton Barber talks about his visit to USF... http://bit.ly/KRz6Cr #247Sports http://rivals.yahoo.com/footballrecruiting/football/recruiting/player-Peyton-Barber-135543

http://rivals.yahoo.com/footballrecruiting/football/recruiting/player-Cameron-Fraser-129316;_ylt=Amw5BlT0BcTd_TiK4By9ydpIPZB4 I like how we are now recruiting in other states.

Bulls247 â€@Bulls247 I asked OL Cameron Fraser if he committed to #USF, his reply, "Yes sir, I grabbed the Bull by the horns & committed" http://ow.ly/bk0SC

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