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When do we start talking about a contract extension?

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UCF basketball is like that giant turd that swirls the drain for a while before getting wedged in the pipe. Sure, we may not make the tournament either, but we can definitely be the plunger.

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Dropped to 73 today.  The NET is a real roller coaster.  A win tonight would be huge.

GO BULLS!

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We are already in our exclusive negotiations period. It ends on 2 March 2019.

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Jay Bilas has us in his Top 68,  Tier 5 - "Scratching for at-large berths"

http://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/25988799/jay-bilas-1-68-college-basketball-rankings-tiers-valentine-day

 

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66. South Florida Bulls

Hats off to Brian Gregory for leading USF to its first winning season since 2011-12. If the Bulls are going to take the next step, they'll need to fix a turnover percentage (23.3) and free throw percentage (63.6 percent) that are near the bottom nationally.

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1 hour ago, chapelbull said:

Jay Bilas has us in his Top 68,  Tier 5 - "Scratching for at-large berths"

http://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/25988799/jay-bilas-1-68-college-basketball-rankings-tiers-valentine-day

 

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66. South Florida Bulls

Hats off to Brian Gregory for leading USF to its first winning season since 2011-12. If the Bulls are going to take the next step, they'll need to fix a turnover percentage (23.3) and free throw percentage (63.6 percent) that are near the bottom nationally.

Better win Saturday then 

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3 hours ago, NewEnglandBull said:

Better win Saturday then 

That goes without saying

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16 hours ago, chapelbull said:

Jay Bilas has us in his Top 68,  Tier 5 - "Scratching for at-large berths"

http://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/25988799/jay-bilas-1-68-college-basketball-rankings-tiers-valentine-day

 

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66. South Florida Bulls

Hats off to Brian Gregory for leading USF to its first winning season since 2011-12. If the Bulls are going to take the next step, they'll need to fix a turnover percentage (23.3) and free throw percentage (63.6 percent) that are near the bottom nationally.

How is turnover percentage calculated? Had never heard of it.  If it is turnovers/possessions that is pretty freaking high.

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23 minutes ago, CousinRicky said:

How is turnover percentage calculated? Had never heard of it.  If it is turnovers/possessions that is pretty freaking high.

It's estimated TOs per 100 plays. See the "Advanced" metrics here:

https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/schools/south-florida/2019.html

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