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Sunday, May 10, 2026

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Service academies playing for now

Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel announced on Thursday the Air Force Academy, the Naval Academy and the United States Military Academy would play their football games for the remainder of October, regardless of what happens with the government shutdown. The three schools are able to continue playing football because their football programs are not paid

Miami routs Bulls 49-21

After both Miami and South Florida had had the ball on Saturday it looked like both offenses would have an easy time scoring points but that’s why they play all 60 minutes. Miami opened the game up with an effortless 77-yard touchdown drive. The Bulls responded with an effective scoring drive of their own. Marcus

Beach volleyball comes to St. Pete

The best volleyball players in the world will descend on St. Petersburg the weekend of Sept. 13-15 for the Association of Volleyball Professionals Tour events at Vinoy Park. The AVP St. Pete Open is the fifth event in the 2013 AVP season. The seven-event season is the first full schedule since 2010. Financial difficulties forced

Bulls lose big against McNeese St.

If someone said South Florida wouldn’t roll over McNeese St. in the same way schools like Florida and Ohio St. destroy FCS schools in week one they wouldn’t have been far off. Last season, the Bulls struggled in beating Tennessee-Chatanooga. But the idea they would be down 33-7 after 30 minutes would never have gotten

Taggart connects with St. Pete fans

USF football head coach Willie Taggart visited USF St. Petersburg on Friday afternoon, becoming the first coach in the history of the program to visit the campus. The event, called “Locker Room Lunch” presented by USFSP Student Government in the University Student Center, provided both the campus and the St. Petersburg community with a free

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