Something that I heard about PJ

[Bull Matrix]

Just wanted to echo this comment from what I listened to from the post game radio show about Pat Julmiste. They stated that after the game was over, Pat Julmiste stayed out on the field kneeling down at about the 30 yard line. While all the other players went to the locker room, Pat just looked down and took in the moment of this being his last football game. I thought that was nice to hear that Pat got his redemption from last season's bowl loss to NcSt. To me, Pat looked really down after losing in the Meinke Bowl game. He always is nothing but class even when things are going bad, so I just want to thank him for that. If it is one thing that I am going to remember from the bowl game, it is the heart of Pat Julmiste.

[Bull Martin]

I couldn't even begin to imagine what it feels like to play your last football game after so many years.  I hope PJ does well in the future.

[CoolBullsFan]

PJ wasn't always consistant but he was our starter for 2 full years and did an excellent job yesterday even if he didn't come up with any points. PJ will be remembered as a hard worker and our starting QB for our fist year in the Big East and last in CUSA. Hopefully playing football and being a team player will help PJ in what ever he does later in life. Good luck to him.

[E.T.]

Pat seems to be the kind of person that will excel in life, proud to have him as part of BULL Nation.

[Apis Bull]

I'd like to see him get into coaching.

[SkypointBull]

I saw Pat after the game, you could really tell it just him that playing football at USF was over for him. It was good to see him soak in the memories over the past 5 years.

[Guest]

From Chicky9914... Great picture Jenna...

[Guest BasketBull.]

You're a class act, PJ! Good luck to you.

[Jebbull]

Great Thread.  I took pictures of him carrying the trophy (will post later).  I have always been impressed with PJ as a person and echo the thoughts that he will be successful after college.

[Brad]

Happy to see P.J. happy with that trophy in his final game as a Bull.  He is a class act and was more instrumental than many think in our success.