OnTheBus

I’ll accept the heartbreak, because for the first time in a long time (outside of our consistently successful WBB program) the South Florida Bulls gave me something to be heartbroken about

I can’t wait for this thread to become a teenager in a year and start going through puberty

wait what is this feeling

ESPN happens to be on at the sportspub I’m chilling at… and Bulls BB is on. Are we actually this good in the first year of the new coach? Was AD Kelly playing possum in his first few years?

It’s been a swell 36 hours. I was so incredibly wrong about CAG a year ago.

I was wrong about the hiring of Alex Golesh.

Where does Chuck-E-Chesse Bresnahan fit into this?

USF football has mainstreamed the feeling of continuous disappointment for me. I’m about a decade ahead of schedule.

See Byrum, that’s how you throw an INT on your first attempt. Learn from this.

hey i just took a five minute power nap so i could stay up for the whole game, whatd i miss

3 INTs for the price of 1

I’ve seen all I’ve needed to see from Golesh to say I was wrong to judge him so harshly as “yet another offensive coordinator” Specifically, the raw emotion he showed in the postgame on-field TV interview. Genuine emotion, without a hint of performance. That’s a players coach. At the same time, he’s so confident and composed on the sideline, and has injected life into our offense, the kind that took Willie two and a half seasons. Team Goach.

Alright, i've been out of the loop all offseason. My apathy towards this program has reached new heights. I've had literally no interest in the past eight months of this program following the hiring of "yet another offensive coordinator". So, what's the word on Golesh so far, his approach to coaching/player recruitment and what he's shown as a recruiter? Real talk only please.

As a Miami-born Colombian background USF grad, I was a futbol fan long before I was a football fan, and seeing the college football environment, even as little of it as we had at USF, and those free games at RayJay, the whole gameday experience, was a crucial component to me becoming a college/pro football fan above any other sport. So maybe let's not disparage the notion that diverse cultures can become football fans through the college experience... not worth the level of nitpicking that I'm seeing here.

We're gonna be the 4th different program he's been DC at over the past 5 seasons (I'm including next season)