How far would you go to watch USF football?

[Guest]

What if we would go to any of the above?

[bullman3]

Trivia.... What was our two furthest away games and who attended?  

I was there for both. One had an exciting ending.  The other was monumental, for another reason.

[emrober5]

I live in Germany now so anywhere in Europe would be amazing.

doubt it will ever happen though.

[CousinRicky]

6 hours ago, bullman3 said:

Trivia.... What was our two furthest away games and who attended?  

I was there for both. One had an exciting ending.  The other was monumental, for another reason.

Sun  Bowl and Oklahoma?  Don't know if we played Oklahoma (would have been before our time following the Bulls) but with the ties to Selmon guessing maybe we did once?

We were at the Sun Bowl.

[NewEnglandBull]

San Diego State was one of the furthest game. I would suspect Nevada would be there with Toronto. 

[CousinRicky]

Totally forgot about Nevada.  We played SDSU?

[Ricky the Bull]

2 hours ago, Bourbon Bull said:

Totally forgot about Nevada.  We played SDSU?

In 1999.  Our first game against a 1A team, as I recall.  I have the game program, thanks to MikeG.

[BullFan98]

To the moon and back.  Really would love to go back to Jerusalem, although I am not sure it has a place to play American football...more like Tel Aviv.

[Bull Matrix]

15 hours ago, Ricky the Bull said:

In 1999.  Our first game against a 1A team, as I recall.  I have the game program, thanks to MikeG.

Yes. That was when Marquel Blackwell took over the starting QB spot from Glenn I've Fallen &' Gaunt get up. Glenn acted pretty classless at that who deal and think he ended transferring from the program after losing his starting QB job. 

[bullman3]

Yes, sdsu and nevada were our two furthest games.  Toronto is not very far.  Sdsu was a great away game experience even though we got it butts beat.  Lots of og fans made the trip to watch our BULLS play it first 1-A opponent.  The Nevada game was an exciting come from behind victory. " South Florida scored a game-winning touchdown on a 52-yard B.J. Daniels pass to sophomore wideout Andre Davis with just 38 seconds to go, as the Bulls went ahead to defeat the Nevada Wolf Pack by a score of 32-31."