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Musa and Hawkins Leaving Team

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I hope they find their niche with the new teams, but with our pickups so far, it looks like we won't miss them. Hawkins' energy is the only thing I wonder if we'll find.

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Mike Stuben
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Reading things like this piss me off. Jordan is an outstanding representative of USF, a good student and a hard worker. USF offered him a scholarship and he has done everything and more asked of him.

CPR
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Let's hope jordan Omogbehin is the next to transfer. He's been wasting a scholarship for years.

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I really couldn't care less if these guys leave.  All it will do is speed up the re-building process for Antigua.  Obviously being a part of USF means very little to some of these guys and if that's t

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