What was really learned in Los Angeles...

[bulls96go]

may the force be with you sheriff.

nice post!

[BullDoug]

Sheriff wrote:

The guy is a walking SportsCenter of USF athletics.

Hearing this makes me feel better about Woolard.  Not that it really matters but it's good to know our AD is well versed in the dept's activities.  Would of loved to be a fly on the wall during the Sheriff's discussion w/DW.

[Doc]

Beautifully done, Sheriff!  Although, I must admit, a part of me misses the old Sheriff I remember who thuggishly "attacked" a pair of flag-waving Memphis fans in the Dome or the one who "allegedly" led a midnight raid to Gainesville's campus on the eve of a BBall game. . .

As for that sewer known as Gainesville, couldn't agree more.  Although, nice softball complex.  I do plan on mailing their softball coach a "Property of FAU" T-shirt when I can get my hands on one.

No question about Doug Woolard.  He's always been known as a stand up guy.  His departure from SLU made BIG news here in St. Louis (the only time our logo made it on the local FSN broadcast), and keep in mind that the Billikens are really only an afterthought here(Mizzou and Illinois are the main events).  But as for soccer, I'm afraid that's more a St. Louis city thing rather than a Woolard thing.  Saint Louis U has been a soccer power since the 1950s and the city is one of the very few hotbeds for the sport in the U.S.  What really blew me away was the fact that SLU's homecoming is not BBall, but rather soccer. . . when they played us in 2003, I found a 2,500+ capacity crowd, and was nearly mauled by the mascot.  I confess that I have never been to a home soccer match at USF, but I don't suppose we come anywhere close to that number or atmosphere.