Most Disappointing Season: Bucs or Bulls?

[bullsbucsboltsrays]

Which one has had the most disappointing season?  Not the one that broke your heart most (based on the fact that im posting this on the USF msg board, i'd guess people would pick USF for personal reasons), but which one had more promise and disappointed more in the end?

I'd have to say the Bulls.  I know the Bucs finished with a 4-game slide and just had to win ONE game (and help) to make it to the playoffs, but the bulls choked on the big one during conference play so those two negate each other.  I think the Bucs were just unfortunate to be the the toughest division in the league, so something had to give.  USF was in arguable the worst BCS conference and was favored to take it easily, but finished 2-5, so i'm going with USF.

[flsportsfan83]

USF

[Apis Bull]

For me, it was USF.  All year long, I thought the Bucs were winning with smoke and mirrors and I new that it couldn't last.  I saw the Bucs' collapse coming.  I had much higher expectations for USF.

[Paisa el Toro]

USF

[theman123]

I'll go out and say the Bucs.  USF played in the postseason and went out nicely.

[BowlBoundBulls]

I will go with USF even though both were disappointing.  On a side note,  I think it is about time that we stop calling the Big East the worst BCS conference.  I think you could easily make the arguement for 4th or 5th out of the 6 conferences. 

[Held_AccountaBull]

Bucs easily. this was a team of paid professionals at 9-3 with a chance to get a first round bye and they completely collapse. USF is a bunch of 18-22 year olds who are unpredictable every year.

[Triple B]

Definitely the Bucs..... only bigger choke job was Denver.

[Bruce Blingstein]

Definitely the Bucs..... only bigger choke job was Denver.

What about the Jets?

[Triple B]

Definitely the Bucs..... only bigger choke job was Denver.

What about the Jets?

Denver led the division for 16 weeks and doesn't even make the playoffs... that's hard to top.