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This guy isnt what USF needs, could care less who is doing the fluffing for him.

Whoever leaked this one needs a kick in the head.

English translation, please. straight from god's lips, needs no translation. Whose lips? AC's dad was chiming in on the Masiello shenangians via facebook comments on the ESPN article. Apparently he's not a fan of this style of play. Maybe raises a bigger issue of whether some of the kids on the team will be effective in this type of system.

English translation, please. straight from god's lips, needs no translation.

tony dont play that, didnt like masiello prolly wouldnt like this guy either- not a good hired trapping pressing zone u got to be serious ac father nobody like that kind of basketball. press and play zone dont like it.

Pitino needs to STFU about USF already. Unless he's coming here, I dont care what he has to say.

Green light from a couple of his former co-workers but not seeing the USF connections. Another risky hire IMO, keep looking.

He wants to Coach again and BC isnt interested. Should we be? From the Hartford Courant: If Calhoun really is going to try to get back into big-time college basketball, here's one opinion that he'll have to go down South like Pearl has done at Auburn. There is redemption to be found there. Calhoun surely would love to bring along one of his proteges to be a hand-picked successor, maybe a Steve Pikiell. That would require a lot of faith and a huge long-term commitment from a school. Yes, Calhoun is a champion. Yes, he's a Hall of Famer. But if you're talking about a rebuilding job like BC needs, exactly how many games could Calhoun win before retiring again in a few years and turning it over to his successor? We have some good pieces and the right coach could get us contending quickly.

Makes the UCONN loss a distant memory

Misery loves company

Can he shoot the ball? This is important, if so - sign him up.

Fire up the bots

I always wondered what happened to Davis, especially because it originally sounded like Egbunu signed here under the dad's advice, who obviously was looking for a landing place for his kid. Take Drew Davis out of the picture and we've got this mess? Hope the infractions were minor, cause the old man is gonna sing like a canary.

Are you the kid who slashed his tires?

He's a USF employee and likely had his parking sticker in the front window. USF is USF, probably all it took. Think about this though- The car was parked in front of the stadium right? So another reason to avoid these games in that place is someone (or more likely multiple people) are carrying knives or other objects sharp enough to slash tires on them. You ever try to slash a tire? Car keys and utensils arent getting that done. You need a sharp steel implement to get that done. Good to know drunk fans are ready to go with that if provoked.

Our offense has really helped put him in position to have this type of success this year. He has capitalized on it, all the credit goes to him, deservedly. Do kickers come out early? Hope he is around next year.

As expected: Florida Atlantic learned about "other violations of university rules" with Carl Pelini in light of his resignation Wednesday over illegal drug use, athletic director Pat Chun told CBSSports.com. FAU received multiple reports of drug use and violations of university policy early this week, Chun said, leading to the resignation of the Owls coach, as first reported by ESPN. Defensive coordinator Pete Rekstis also resigned for his involvement in the school's investigation. When asked about the exact nature of the other violations, Chun declined comment because the investigation was a human resources matter. "Once people came forward, once we had facts, what I went to Carl and Pete with were facts," Chun said. Pelini said in a statement Wednesday, "I apologize for exercising poor judgment." Two whistleblowers approached the athletic department with alleged evidence of drug use by the coaches. Pelini resigned once told by Chun of the reports. Chun told CBSSports.com that incriminating pictures -- think Larry Eustachy -- were not involved in the investigation. When asked if the case would have been handled differently if Pelini were 20-0 instead of 5-15, Chun said, "No, I would hope it wouldn't (have)." My translator says: "human resources matter" = sexual harassment, discrimination or something of the like. Just a guess obviously.

Saw a funny post that said 'Schiano to FAU'

Its a poorly designed survey. Its too long and doesnt provide enough distinction between the questions that allows the survey taker to understand the very subtle differences in what they were asking.

Hope he's got nerves of steel. Making your starting debut on the road in an NFL stadium in prime time is serious business. That said, he's going to see a high school peer doing it on the opposite sideline so maybe confidence wont be an issue. Excited to see what he is all about.

Exactly. Coach isnt going anywhere, he's not coaching to save himself. He committed to putting a winning product on the field, he's using the best assets available to do so.

Most people have been calling for getting White in there earlier than this. Poor performance and injuries have necessitated the move. People are trying to micromanage when they question the timing of the move. Eveld was game managing with very conservative play. Cut down on the TOs but couldnt muster a drive inside the redzone. Are we going to make Kloss kick 50 yarders all season? Bench came in and is trying to make plays. The turnovers reemerge which is unacceptable to CWT. There is hopefully a guy in White that can both make a play and not force things. This season is not lost, we need success in conference play and to sniff bowl eligibility.

Talk about an article that says a whole lot of nothing. What was the point?

UL's defense got and deserved respect coming out of the Sugar Bowl last year. Look at UL's schedule so far this year and tell me how many teams we have a better offense then. Their D absolutely got exposed last night and our coaching staff should be studying the last quarter and a half of that game to see what happened. What I think happened is that UCF played two very competitive games against big time teams this year which helped build their confidence. Louisville hasnt been challenged previous to this and crumbled. We are going to roll with Eveld next Saturday it seems and I hope Im wrong.

We have already seen 2 better defenses then UL - Mich St and Miami. Not knocking UL but their D isn't at those teams level. Now their O may be the best we see all year. Louisville is number 2 in FBS in total defense, and number 1 in scoring defense. Im not understanding what you are basing your opinion on. You can knock their opponents if you want but remember, one game each for Mich St and Miami have already come against USF and its near last offense, which includes McNeese and FAU games. so you are saying their defense is decent? Yeah I dont even know what the helI I wrote there. Let me just summarize this way. I think Eveld is the worst of our 4 (is Floyd even still available?) options at QB against Louisville and possibly Houston. Those teams will score points on us. We need to be able to score to compete. Give me gunslinger Floyd over Eveld in this one. A game manager wins games against UCONN and Cincy, against Louisville we need a QB the can #DoSomething. 100 yds a game and dead last in FBS in pass efficiency will not keep us in this one. Can we run the ball to take some of the heat off of him? I hope so but Louisville has a top 5 run defense. I hope we do not see a replay of the Miami game here.