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USF football’s troubles continued last weekend against the Temple Owls, where the Bulls extended their losing streak to four games and moved to 0-2 in Big East conference play. The Owls pulled away late in the back-and-forth affair in Philadelphia to win 37-28. The way in which the loss played out was all too familiar
For as long as most college football fans in Florida can remember, it’s always been about The Big Three: the Florida Gators, the Miami Hurricanes and the Florida State Seminoles. Since 1997, though, South Florida Bulls fans have dreamed of turning The Big Three into The Big Four. USF’s football program hasn’t been around as
Thursday night’s game at Raymond James Stadium marked the return of the rivalry between the Big East’s USF Bulls and Rutgers Scarlet Knights. It is a rivalry that, as was proven yet again during the game, has been dominated by Rutgers over the years. Think back to the year 2007. When most of today’s undergraduates
As the Bulls pulled off a late-game win against the Wolf Pack on Saturday afternoon, the rest of the Big East surged forward. The Crow’s Nest sizes up the conference to see what USF will deal with later this season. Cincinnati 34 Pitt 10 Pittsburgh (0-2) continued to struggle this week against Cincinnati (1-0), with
Consistency. It was the word of the night for head coach Skip Holtz and something that the USF Bulls seem to struggle to maintain at times, both on the field and in their conference. The Big East will soon become the conference of Big Changes, with six new teams poised to join the Bulls’ little
