Fall Camp Thread

[Hem]

Saw that the QB's will now have helmet cams

that's going to be awesome

For practice or for games?

For practice. Good teaching/evaluating tool

[SpeedyBull]

Wonder how long until all players have helmet cams for games. Technology is going to catch up fast. 

[Rizman]

I want collision cams with air bag deployment. 

[Skingraft]

I want collision cams with air bag deployment.

Mark Sanchez should get a back up camera for his lineman

[Oldsmobull]

What TV channel to get the helmet cams?

[Skingraft]

What TV channel to get the helmet cams?

ESPN 8

THE OCHO

[Brad]

 

That's a classic. 

 

 

Taggart, Bulls Begin With Blue-Collar Approach

 

By TOM ZEBOLD

USF Senior Writer

 

TAMPA – Head coach Willie Taggart says it’s time for USF to “do something” and that now includes looking the part.

 

The Bulls kicked off fall training camp bright and early Monday morning and the program’s new leading man wasn’t hard to spot, sporting a blue, short-sleeved work shirt with a “Willie” nametag stitched in green right for all to see.

 

“This is pretty much representing our football team and what we want to be. We want to be a blue-collar football team and that’s who USF is,” Taggart told reporters. “It started in the trailers. You didn’t have these beautiful practice fields.”

 

Players certainly won’t forget the workmanlike approach because each Bull has his very own shirt that’s been personalized like Taggart’s.  

 

“Like I told our guys, ‘There’s somebody that we know in our family that worked really hard to get us to where we’re at. There’s someone in this program that worked really hard to get us to where we’re at today,’ ” Taggart said. “Someone in their family worked really hard to get them to where they’re at and we want to be a team that works hard at all costs.”

 

Rest of Story

[Brad]

From Greg's article, referring to the mechanic shirt, Coach Taggart:

 

"Blue-collar shirt. This pretty much represents our football team and what we want to be," Taggart said. "To me, that's who USF is. They started off in the trailers, didn't have these beautiful practice fields. I told our guys, there's somebody that we know in our family that worked really hard to get us to where we're at. There's someone in this program that worked really hard to get us to where we're at today. We need to appreciate them and show them we appreciate what they did."

[Brad]

@cferrera We're told each player received one with their name on front as well.

— Jim Louk (@USFjimlouk)

August 5, 2013

[charsibb]

This is a good thing. No prima donnas, just hard workers. Reminds me of the lunch pail.