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BASKETBALL SEASON TICKETS ON SALE NOW July 17, 2019 TAMPA, JULY 17, 2019 – USF men's and women's basketball season tickets are on sale now and are available for less than $6 per game. Fans can call or text 1-800-Go-Bulls or visit USFBullsTix.com to purchase season tickets and will have the opportunity to select the best seats at the best price, as well as exclusive benefits, for the full season before individual games go on sale to the public. Led by third-year head coach Brian Gregory, the men's team set a school record with 24 wins last season and notched the top turnaround in the NCAA by winning 14 more games than the season before. In addition, the Bulls captured the 2019 College Basketball Invitational championship to claim the program's first postseason championship since 1990. USF enters the season with all five starters back and a total of 92.4 percent of its scoring and 94.6 percent of its rebounding returning. The women's team was bitten by the injury bug in 2018-19, and still notched its eighth consecutive 19-win season, finishing 19-16 overall and 7-9 in American Athletic Conference play. Head coach Jose Fernandez earned his 350thcareer victory and two Bulls received all-conference honors before USF was selected to compete in the WNIT, extending its streak to 15 consecutive years in a postseason tournament. The Bulls fell in the second round to James Madison, which went on to the semifinals of the tournament. South Florida ended the season No. 6 in the country in rebound margin (+9.8), a consistent figure for the Bulls all season. -
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Jon RothsteinVerified account @JonRothstein 6h6 hours ago More 2019 Cayman Islands Classic Bracket, per release: South Florida/Loyola-Chicago Nebraska/Washington State George Mason/Old Dominion Colorado State/New Mexico State
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The renewal/adding/relocate phase for current STHers is underway now. My sources indicate that the public will have the opportunity to buy new season ticket packages on Monday, July 8. Make a reminder. Be ready. This is a season you'll want to be in early.
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TAMPA, JUNE 6, 2019 – The USF men's basketball team will face its first opponents since winning the 2019 College Basketball Invitational later this summer when the Bulls travel to Canada August 3-9 for the team's Foreign Tour. USF begins play Sunday, Aug. 4 at 2 p.m. when the Bulls face the University of Quebec from Meagher Arena in Montreal. The Citadins finished the 2017-18 season with an 8-8 record in conference on their way to an appearance in the conference tournament finals. Center Alex Lochard was named the conference and National Rookie of the Year after leading the league with 18.5 points and 8.9 rebounds per game. Last summer, the Citadins faced two NCAA teams and were defeated by both Vermont and Maryland Eastern Shore. The Bulls will next make the short trip to Quebec City, Quebec, and play Laval University at PEPS Arena. Laval posted a 5-11 record last season and missed the playoffs for the first time in six seasons. Sam Houston State transfer Marc-Andre Fortin is the top returner for Laval after earning Second Team All-Conference honors a season ago. Fortin was selected to play team Team Canada this summer in Naples, Italy. Laval was victorious against NCAA foes South Carolina State and Florida A&M last summer. USF's toughest task north of the border comes Wednesday, Aug. 7 at 7 p.m. against Carleton from Place Bell Arena in Montreal. Carleton owns a 44-31 all-time record against NCAA teams and defeated Vanderbilt twice and Alabama once in 2017. In addition, the Ravens have only lost one regular season game over the last three seasons and have won 14 national championships and 11 conference championships over the last 17 years. Rest of article -
My apologies to those that may have seen this already. I don't remember a USF Bulls release. Cayman Islands Classic Mon.-Wed., Nov. 25-27: George Town, Cayman Islands (Jon Rothstein via Twitter) Teams (8): Colorado State Rams (MW), George Mason Patriots (A 10), Loyola Chicago Ramblers (MVC), New Mexico State Aggies (WAC), Old Dominion Monarchs (C-USA), South Florida Bulls (American), Washington State Cougars (Pac-12), 1 TBA Link
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The site is seeking one member to, in an official capacity, score and oversee the upcoming 2019-2020 Basketball Prediction Contest. This requires: Commitment to contest maintenance and upkeep from October - April for all Bulls Basketball games Full and precise understanding of scoring methodology (unchanged from previous years) Timely recap of scores and identification of winners within 12 hours Occasional fill-in to create thread if not created by Admin at least 48 hours prior to game start The Basketball Prediction Contest is one of the longest running traditions at The Bulls Pen. It's the standard for USF Basketball prediction contests. At times, the contest has had more than 100 participants. The Basketball Prediction Contest Director will be responsible for maintaining the integrity of the contest - and, as importantly, the fun! This is a significant time commitment. I will provide a spreadsheet for scoring purposes, but keeping up with the 30+ games requires a personal commitment to the contest and fellow members! The Basketball Prediction Contest Director remains eligible to participate in the contest. If you can commit the time to managing the contest, please apply. Any questions can be direct to @Brad via PM. -
Some, solid pub from one of the best in CBB: ANDY KATZ, NCAA.COM CORRESPONDENT | APRIL 28, 2019 11 rising stars to watch for in the 2019-20 men's basketball season ... David Collins, G, South Florida Collins flew under the radar this season. He shouldn’t next as the Bulls are a legit contender to win the American. USF beat DePaul to claim the CBI title and Collins was a main reason why. Collins dropped 19 in the win over the Blue Demons in the title game. Collins scored 20 in one of the Bulls’ bigger wins of the season over Memphis in early February. The 6-3 guard shot 40 percent and averaged 15 a game. ... Link
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Please message or email me. Buying a loge box for the upcoming basketball season includes 8 seats, 2 parking passes, and food and beverage - that will include every single event that is held in the Yuengling Center throughout the season. More details available via messaging. Loge CENTERSTATE BANK LOGE PACKAGES INCLUDE: Dedicated loge attendant Inclusive food and beverage package including beer, wine and soda Personal Loge specialist to work through all the event details
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I think we were just a bit too young to make the NCAA this past year; we lost a lot of games due to youth and the lack of floor maturity. So, if we are to make the dance next year, what do we need to do? For me, if Kiir, Brown and Durr improve their games, we dance next year. (1) Kiir needs to be able to score more. I don't know what he needs to do but he just needs to add more points to his PT. (2) Brown is probably one of the best shooters on the team, a very natural shot. However, his scoring selection is a little iffy -he goes for too many 3s and passes up a lot of shots. And (3) Durr, I think he really picked up his game towards the end of the season. Man, if he improves that much more over the summer and into the start of the next season, look out! Yeah, I know, team-wise, our free throw % is bad... But our style is hustle bball and being tired probably has a lot to do with it. Bad excuse, I know! What about the rest of the roster? And what about the two new incoming guys? For sure, we'll miss Lang and Nik (moral support and one of the crew in practice). Holy crud, this is the first time in a long time that I can honestly say that I'm first a USF bball fan and then a USF football fan... -
From April 6, 2018 GREGORY EXCITED FOR 'PHASE TWO' AFTER BUILDING IN YEAR ONE April 06, 2018 By TOM ZEBOLD USF Senior Writer TAMPA, APRIL 6, 2018 – Head coach Brian Gregory, the architect of USF men's basketball, is excited about "phase two" of his program building project after laying a solid foundation in his first run with the Bulls. Just over a year after his introductory press conference, Gregory had a chance to reflect on the encouraging progress the improving Bulls made in 2017-18. Among the steps forward USF took were reaching double-digit victories for the first time since 2013-14 and tripling its conference win total from the prior season. "You've got to give the credit to the guys. The returners bought into a new system, a culture shift and a new way of doing things, and made great progress in the classroom, as people, as players during that time," Gregory said. "The new guys coming in, be it as a transfer from another program, or a freshman that didn't know what he was getting into, those guys all bought in as well and did a great job of embracing the total program of excellence thought," Gregory continued. "We're going to do our very best and do everything we can and need to do to be successful in the classroom, as a man, and as a player." Following Gregory's hard-working philosophy, Bulls across the board saw their games steadily grow by the time USF won consecutive conference contests to close out the regular season. That back-to-back league victory accomplishment hadn't been done by USF since 2016 and in the process, the Bulls handed Memphis its most lopsided home loss in 19 years. USF gave Memphis another tough battle in the first round of the conference tournament, a 79-77 loss that showed the future looks bright with a fantastic freshman. Conference all-rookie team member David Collins backed up his prestigious honor by becoming just the fifth freshman in USF history to score 30 points in a game. "You want to have a program that is always playing its best basketball in late February and March," Gregory said. "It's not the scale we want, but I thought you saw that." 'Phase Two' Components Achieving greater success down the road will require the Bulls to keep progressing in numerous key areas that Gregory has outlined for "phase two." EXCELLENCE IN CLASSROOM: Aside from taking positive steps on the court in 2017-18, Gregory's program pulled off an academic slam dunk in the fall by placing 11 student-athletes on the USF Athletics Honor Roll. Gregory has put a priority on making sure current and future Bulls stay on track to graduate in four years. Gregory also wants to make program history in academics as well. "We have some guys here, because of how well they did in their first year here, they're putting themselves in position down the road to become Academic All-Americans, to do some unique things that this program hasn't maybe seen before – the combination of the academic excellence and the excellence on the court," Gregory said. STRONG LEADERSHIP: Solid teams in any collegiate sport usually have a group of go-to student-athletes to guide the team when coaches aren't around. Now that USF's roster is used to Gregory's philosophy, he wants to develop a core leadership group and give more power to the players. "So many times in the situation we were in last year, just because of the dynamics of the team, it was tough for anybody to emerge as a true leader, or any group of guys to emerge as core leaders," Gregory said. "Either there was a newness to the program, or they were only going to be here 10 months, or they were young. I saw some potential with that and now we need to cultivate that. The best programs are player led. I think that's a big key." CLOSER, 'CONNECTED' TEAMMATES: Gregory knows having a close-knit group is something important for 2018-19 after the Bulls made initial progress in this area last season with a new-look roster. "I think a big thing always in the cultural shift we're trying to make is really emphasizing building great teammates and what it means to be a great teammate, a connected teammate," Gregory said. "I think that's a big part of what we need to really work on over this next year as well." BETTER BRAND OF BASKETBALL: Reaching 10 wins was a USF first since 2013-14, but Gregory and the Bulls want much more. Taking the next step in building a consistent winner will involve total dedication from every Bull on the roster to enhance their games. "The basketball piece (of phase two) is we're not good enough, so you've got to get better," Gregory said. "We had outstanding individual performances at times, but we have to get better. Our returning players all have to get better. We've got to get our new guys buying into the fact that every day is an opportunity to get better. We can't waste any time on that."
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When will the schedules for next season come out?
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USF ATHLETICS GoUSFBulls.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Web Link: https://bit.ly/2X3E88M WEEKEND MATCHUP: USF at Tulane SCHEDULE: Friday, 7:30 p.m. | Saturday, 3 p.m. | Sunday, 2 p.m. LOCATION: New Orleans, Greer Field at Turchin Stadium FOLLOW: Live stats |Twitter updates @USFBaseball RADIO LINK: BullsUnlimited WATCH Bulls Head to New Orleans for Three with Tulane The Bulls have scored 18 runs in their last two games TAMPA, April 11, 2019 – The USF baseball team rolls into New Orleans for a three-game series against Tulane beginning Friday. The Bulls (15-16, 2-7 The American) have won two-straight heading into the weekend after defeating Bethune-Cookman, 12-2, Wednesday in Tampa. Jordan Santos (Tampa) hit a pair of home runs, including a grand slam as part of an eight-run fourth. He finished with six RBI, the first Bull to do that since April 11, 2015. USF’s pitching will look the same as last week. Sophomore Baron Stuart (Okeechobee, Fla.) will start Friday, junior Collin Sullivan (Randolph, Mass.) will go Saturday and senior Alec Wisely (Jacksonville, Fla.) will start Sunday. The Matchup The Green Wave hold a 33-24 lead in the all-time series over the Bulls. Despite trailing in the head-to-head, USF is 15-12 against Tulane on the road. The Bulls took 2-of-3 from the Green Wave in Tampa last year. USF is seeking its first series win in New Orleans since 2001. Know the Foe The Green Wave (22-11, 4-2 The American) boast one of the best offenses in the country, sitting 15th nationally in average (.307), fifth in doubles (78), third in home runs (52), fourth in slugging (.525) and ninth in scoring (8.4). infielder Kody Hoese has been the catalyst, as he leads the conference hitting .410 with a league best 12 doubles and a nation leading 17 homers. He’s seventh nationally with 43 runs and 11th with 43 RBI. He’s certainly not alone, as six Tulane starters are hitting above .300. The Green Wave will also be throwing three righties this weekend. Senior Kaleb Roper (4-2, 3.83 ERA) will start Friday, Keagan Gillies (1-1, 7.18 ERA) will start Saturday and Chase Solesky (3-2, 5.12 ERA) will get the ball Sunday. Nota-Bulls Junior lefty Noah Yager (Davie, Fla.) has tossed 21.2 innings over his last five appearances, surrendering 13 hits and just three runs with 18 strikeouts. Senior Joe Genord (Lake Worth, Fla.) leads USF with nine homers and a .352 average. He’s currently fourth in program history with 40 career home runs. Freshman Alex Bello (Miami) hit his first career homer Wednesday and is batting .375 over the last five games. Sullivan is third in the league with 52 strikeouts. Genord is hitting .308 against Tulane in his career (10 games) with four homers and 10 RBI. Senior Kyle Phillips (Orlando) hit .600 against Tulane last year with a homer, a double and four runs. Bulls Bits DID YOU KNOW?: USF has the only Division I coaching staff in the state of Florida in which every member was selected in the MLB Draft – head coach Billy Mohl (2006, Philadelphia); assistants Chuck Jeroloman (2004, Boston), Chris Cates (2007, Minnesota), Brian Jeroloman(2006, Toronto). The Bulls' coaching staff has a combined 25 years of playing experience in pro baseball. WELCOME HOME: This will be coach Mohl’s first visit to his alma mater as a head coach.
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I know many like the Adobe Sparks that USF puts out during Football season. The basketball team earned one for their CBI run. Didn't know if you caught it or not. https://spark.adobe.com/page/oW8tz4Ed40rtf/
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USF Men's Basketball @USFMBB 3h3 hours ago GAME DAY It all comes down to this! It’s game of the @CBITourney Championship series. Catch us at 7 p.m. on @ESPNU against DePaul. It’s our time to shine! #RunWithUs#AmericanHoops
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Welcome to the 2018-19 TheBullsPen.com Basketball Prediction Contest The race for the mildly prestigious Bulliever's Cup is on! To start, let's look back at the last three games that needed scoring, happened to be the CBI three game series against the Blue Demons of DePaul. Game 34 - Winner is @MikeG with a resounding 48 points, surging towards the top of total points category. Game 35 - Winner(s) are @MikeG, @JJZbulls and @flsportsfan83 each coming in with 37 points. The competition committee will be investigating collusion allegations. I'll have to see if I have enough of the mini-pilsners to go around. Interesting thing about this game was only one person selected the leading scorer, LaQuincy Rideau (+5 points) but got no additional contest points because Rideau scored 35 points, 18 higher than the participant's estimate of 17. Game 36 - Winner is @TakeItOrLeavitt, a long time board member that made his first entry into the contest on its last game! Yetna who became the default rebounding pick left goose eggs for everyone as Collins let the team in scoring and rebounds. Season totals on the way....
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Welcome to the 2018-19 TheBullsPen.com Basketball Prediction Contest The race for the mildly prestigious Bulliever's Cup is on! Game 29 (Contest Game 28) South Florida Bulls at UConn at Sunday, March 3 12:00 p.m. EST Gampel Pavillion Storrs, CT Congrats to contest Game 27 winner ! The Contest: Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to select winners and leading contributors in each Bulls hoops game this season. Prizes await, as does the respect and admiration of Bulls fans around the globe. The contest is a season-long chase so don't miss a game. Next...the rules: 1) You must be a registered member of this message board. 2) You must completely answer the contest questions. 3) There can be no modifications to your post after scheduled game start time 4) Your prediction must be part of this original thread 5) Post must be submitted prior to game's published start time. 6) Ties will be decided by Bulliever starting with accuracy on first - last prediction. PLEASE READ ABOVE CAREFULLY - If a rule is broken, your entry will not count. You may appeal any ruling, if you choose, but only Bulliever or his designee will hear appeal. For additional contest rules, please read the small print below. And now, the contest: For the Bulls game vs. Uconn on Sunday, March 3 (12:00 pm ET start, ON TV:CBS Sports Network), please select the following: 1) The winner 2) The margin of victory by your predicted winner 3) Bulls leading scorer and point total 4) Bulls leading rebounder and rebound total 5) Team Free Throw percentage (i.e. 72.9%) Please try to keep in the above format so that it will be easier to manage. Sample response would be: 1) South Florida 2) 22 3) Collins - 21 4) Yetna - 11 5) 80% The contest winner will be chosen based on a points system as follows: 1) Correct on winning team - 10 points 2) Correct on Margin of victory - 15 points (subtract one point for each variance in actual and predicted margin - 0 points awarded if actual winner not predicted.) 3a) Correct Leading Scorer - 5 points 3b) Leading Scorer's correct point total -10 points (subtract one point for each variance in actual and predicted total - 0 points awarded if correct leading scorer not predicted.) 4a) Correct Leading Rebounder - 5 points 4b) Leading Rebounder's correct rebound total - 10 points (subtract one point for each variance in actual and predicted total - 0 points awarded if correct leading rebounder not predicted.) 5) Free throw percentage - within 3 percentage points of actual - 10 points; 5 percentage points of actual - 5 points; 10 percentage points -1 point Games will be decided and winners announced. There will be a smaller prize for each game winner and a Grand Prize for those with overall point total other category wins - tracking of game averages, wins and total points scored for the season! The key will be mindful of the game schedule and enter each game! This game winner receives: Have Fun and follow the Bulls throughout the 2018-19 season! (Mildly prestigious Bulliever's Cup) Stats Updates (Coming soon!)
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CHAMPIONS AT LAST Bulls defeat DePaul in Game 3 of CBI final to capture first championship since 1990 By Brian Hattab, Assistant Sports Editor On April 5, 2019 USF's victory in the CBI final marks the Bulls' first championship since the 1990 Sun Belt Tournament. SPECIAL TO THE ORACLE/GOUSFBULLS For the first time in almost 30 years, USF men’s basketball can say it is a champion. The Bulls (24-14) cut down the nets after a 77-65 victory against DePaul (19-17) in Game 3 of the College Basketball Invitational (CBI) final Friday night in Chicago. The CBI championship is USF’s first postseason tournament championship since the Bulls won the Sun Belt Conference Tournament in 1990. On a more contemporary note, it is the punctuation mark in a turnaround season — from winners of only 10 games last season to a postseason championship. "Talk about the grit and the toughness of our team and our program, and what we want to build on," coach Brian Gregory said in a statement. "It's a great stepping stone for where we want to get to." The biggest difference in Game 3 were each team’s top scorers. DePaul’s Max Strus, who scored 20 in the first half Wednesday, was effectively shut down — Strus scored 16 total points Friday. Meanwhile, David Collins, who was held without a field goal until there were less than five minutes left in regulation Wednesday, led USF with 19 points. Collins almost collected a double-double, finishing with eight rebounds. Collins was named ... Rest of Story
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Welcome to the 2018-19 TheBullsPen.com Basketball Prediction Contest The race for the mildly prestigious Bulliever's Cup is on! Game 37 (Contest Game 35) Finals Game Two South Florida Bulls at DePaul Blue Demons at Wednesday, April 3 8:00 p.m. EST Wintrust Arena Chicago, Ill Congrats to contest Game 34 winner ! The Contest: Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to select winners and leading contributors in each Bulls hoops game this season. Prizes await, as does the respect and admiration of Bulls fans around the globe. The contest is a season-long chase so don't miss a game. Next...the rules: 1) You must be a registered member of this message board. 2) You must completely answer the contest questions. 3) There can be no modifications to your post after scheduled game start time 4) Your prediction must be part of this original thread 5) Post must be submitted prior to game's published start time. 6) Ties will be decided by Bulliever starting with accuracy on first - last prediction. PLEASE READ ABOVE CAREFULLY - If a rule is broken, your entry will not count. You may appeal any ruling, if you choose, but only Bulliever or his designee will hear appeal. For additional contest rules, please read the small print below. And now, the contest: For the Bulls game vs. DePaul on Wednesday, April 3 (8:00 pm ET start - ESPNU), please select the following: 1) The winner 2) The margin of victory by your predicted winner 3) Bulls leading scorer and point total 4) Bulls leading rebounder and rebound total 5) Team Free Throw percentage (i.e. 72.9%) Please try to keep in the above format so that it will be easier to manage. Sample response would be: 1) South Florida 2) 22 3) Collins - 21 4) Yetna - 11 5) 80% The contest winner will be chosen based on a points system as follows: 1) Correct on winning team - 10 points 2) Correct on Margin of victory - 15 points (subtract one point for each variance in actual and predicted margin - 0 points awarded if actual winner not predicted.) 3a) Correct Leading Scorer - 5 points 3b) Leading Scorer's correct point total -10 points (subtract one point for each variance in actual and predicted total - 0 points awarded if correct leading scorer not predicted.) 4a) Correct Leading Rebounder - 5 points 4b) Leading Rebounder's correct rebound total - 10 points (subtract one point for each variance in actual and predicted total - 0 points awarded if correct leading rebounder not predicted.) 5) Free throw percentage - within 3 percentage points of actual - 10 points; 5 percentage points of actual - 5 points; 10 percentage points -1 point Games will be decided and winners announced. There will be a smaller prize for each game winner and a Grand Prize for those with overall point total other category wins - tracking of game averages, wins and total points scored for the season! The key will be mindful of the game schedule and enter each game! This game winner receives: Boelter Brands NCAA South Florida Bulls Mini Pilsner Holds Up To 2.5 Ounces 2-Pack Pilsner Set Officially Licensed Perfect for Gift-Giving! Made in USA Have Fun and follow the Bulls throughout the 2018-19 season! (Mildly prestigious Bulliever's Cup) Stats Updates (03/31, through LMU game) Total Points (Top Ten): bullsfan27 922 MikeG 916 DELdaBull 868 JJZbulls 853 &rew Bull 822 bcgruber 814 NewEnglandBull 787 Apis Bull 722 CountryBull 712 George Jenkins 712 Most Wins: bullsfan27 4.5 Apis Bull 4.5 &rew Bull 3.5 JJZbulls 3 CountryBull 3 George Jenkins 2.5 NJBull 2 cophbulls 2 MikeG 2 Jonesy Bull 1 DELdaBull 1 bcgruber 1 NewEnglandBull 1 Gat-Rat Bull 1 mikemcp88 0.5 chapelbull 0.5 Highest average points (Top Ten, min 17 games): Avg GP chapelbull 32.70588 17 cophbulls 30.42857 21 bullsfan27 29.74194 31 MikeG 29.54839 31 JJZbulls 28.43333 30 &rew Bull 28.34483 29 CountryBull 27.38462 26 DELdaBull 27.125 32 bcgruber 25.4375 32 NewEnglandBull 25.3871 31 Individual Game Winners: Game Name Points 1 George Jenkins 37 2 &rew Bull 40 3 bullsfan27 44 4 bullsfan27 43 5 JJZbulls 26 TIE Apis Bull 26 6 bullsfan27 43 TIE George Jenkins 43 7 NJBull 50 8 bcgruber 35 FLCol 9 George Jenkins 49 10 Apis Bull 46 11 NJBull 44 12 CountryBull 45 13 bullsfan27 51 14 JJZbulls 49 15 cophbulls 47 16 JJZbulls 42 17 mikemcp88 30 TIE chapelbull 30 18 &rew Bull 56 19 CountryBull 35 20 Apis Bull 41 21 &rew Bull 40 22 CountryBull 34 TIE JJZbulls 34 23 DELdaBull 49 TIE MikeG 49 24 Jonesy Bull 45 25 Apis Bull 29 26 NewEnglandBull 46 27 cophbulls 37 28 CountryBull 29 MikeG 29 29 MikeG 51 30 DELdaBull 18 &rew Bull 18 31 bullsfan27 49 32 Apis Bull 39 33 Gat-Rat Bull 53 Most points scored in a win (Top 5): &rew Bull 56 Gat-Rat Bull 53 bullsfan27 51 MikeG 51 NJBull 50
