What is this...

[BullsFanInTX]

http://ucf.rivals.com/showmsg.asp?fid=71&mid=82386517&sid=908&tid=82386517&style=2&Override=1

Someone on ucf's board is talking about ncaa sanctions for usf?????

Is he serious??

[Bull Dozer]

I dont see a source so its prolly just more knigit crazy talk..

[outrunner]

[Mag Pie]

The really need to stop having a hard on for USF.  Besides, how can some random UCF guy know what's going on with our team?

I hope he's just talking crap and there's really nothing "coming out on the papers soon".

[aly20xx]

f*ck em ...every week we win and they get another loss they have to take their misery out like tht

[Omniscientbull]

They claim there is something on CBSSportsline

I didn't bother looking as I'm sure it's bull$hit

[Guest BasketBull.]

Nothing on CBS Sports.

But I did find this headline: UCF STILL SUCKS!

[Guest]

They are pissed because they were officially eliminated from a bowl game today.

[___ Eats It]

I got their sanctions hanging...

[kdawgy_orlando]

I saw this.. wonder if they are confused?

http://www.sportsline.com/print/collegefootball/story/9779049

Pitt player suspended indefinitely after TD celebration  

 Nov. 4, 2006

CBS SportsLine.com wire reports      

 

TAMPA, Fla. -- Pittsburgh tight end Darrell Strong was suspended indefinitely Saturday night after he apparently made an obscene gesture following a touchdown catch in a 22-12 loss at South Florida.

Strong was penalized for celebrating excessively when he approached the stands beyond the end zone after catching a 19-yard TD pass from Tyler Palko with 6:22 remaining in the fourth quarter.

"Our football program and university have very high standards and we will not tolerate the behavior Darrell Strong displayed today," coach Dave Wannstedt said in a statement released by the school. "Darrell told me he regrets his actions but he must also be accountable. As a result, I am suspending him indefinitely."

Strong apologized to South Florida and his teammates in a separate statement released by the school.

"I know my behavior hurt my team and embarrassed my university," he said. "That's not what being a Pitt football player is about and I want everyone to know I am truly sorry."

The 15-yard penalty was costly because Pitt, needing a 2-point conversion to cut its deficit to eight, had to start the extra-point play from the 18-yard line instead of the South Florida 3.

On the conversion try, Palko threw an incompletion.

"I'm disappointed in how we played today, but I won't be embarrassed," Wannstedt said. "I won't have our university be embarrassed."