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Round one of Bulls Q and A, starting with the legend of the USF airwaves, Jim Louk.

From GoUSFBulls.com

Since 1983, Jim Louk has been the voice of USF Athletics.

Louk came to USF that year as the radio play-by-play announcer for the USF men's basketball team and served as the lead voice until the conclusion of the 1996-97 season. He then made the transition to football in USF's inaugural 1997 campaign, and still serves as the team's play-by-play announcer today. 

You've seen a number of his written features over the years as well.  Questions for Jim can range from this season to waaaaaaay back in the beginning of Bulls Football.

Jim's Q&A from last season

Please get your questions in as fast as you can. Feel free to post them here or email using this email link.

My goal is to turn the questions in to Jim be end of day Wednesday, August 15th.

Thanks,

Brad

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