The USF women’s basketball team continued their dominating season after defeating Temple 79-53 Sunday afternoon at the Sun Dome. The Bulls (22-5) are second in the American Athletic Conference with a 13-2 conference record, trailing the No. 1 Connecticut Huskies (15-0). The team is led by junior shooting guard Courtney Williams, who was averaging 20.7

The USF coed’s and women’s sailing teams have hit the water with a splash after placing first and second in their spring-season-opening regatta. Hoping to build off the momentum, women’s coach Allison Jolly and coed coach Tim King are staying busy preparing the sailors for their future competitions by teaching mechanics, strength and conditioning. After

Following the clink from his bat, Dominick DiPasquale’s teammates lined up to slap fives after he rounded the bases and returned to home plate. In what was the first of two games on their spring-season opening day, the USF St. Petersburg baseball club defeated Florida State University 3-2 Saturday afternoon, thanks to DiPasquale’s home-run blast

The USF men’s basketball program is heading in the right direction, or at least Hall of Fame coach Larry Brown thinks so. Brown is the only coach in basketball history to win a championship in the NCAA (University of Kansas, 1988) and in the NBA (Detroit Pistons, 2004). Following Southern Methodist University’s 63-52 victory over

After losing 12 players, nearly half of their roster from the fall season, USF St. Petersburg’s baseball club has set their goal for the 2015 season — championship or bust. While gearing up for year two of the program, player and coach, Jeremy Berger asked each of his teammates to submit a list of their

The USF men’s basketball team, which has lost 12 of their last 14 games, continues to come up short in close games. The Bulls fell to the Connecticut Huskies 66-53 Sunday afternoon, after a late run by the Huskies. The Bulls are on a four-game losing streak for the second time this season. Although the

Students awoke from their Friday-night hangovers, groaning and dragging their feet in hopes of attending Saturday’s 11 a.m. men’s basketball game for USF’s first Zombie Day. The students, however, were not the only ghouls in attendance as the Tulsa Hurricanes (12-5) devoured the USF Bulls 75-58. The Bulls, who have lost 10 of their last

Following the conclusion of the 2014 football season, USF’s athletic department fired three of the football team’s coaches, including the offensive and defensive coordinators. One month later, the Bulls are piecing together what hopes to be a postseason-caliber coaching staff, after the team has missed out on four consecutive bowl seasons. While head coach Willie

With a 58-50 victory over the East Carolina Pirates (7-8), the USF men’s basketball team earned their first conference victory with the help of Freshman Ruben Guerrero. Matching his career high, the 6-foot-11 center from Spain had a team-high 13 points and seven rebounds for the Bulls. Guerrero has steadily improved his game since asserting

On Thursday night, the Seton Hall Pirates (9-1) visited the Sun Dome to deliver the USF men’s basketball team their worst loss of the season, 89-69. As the Bulls’ toughest opponent of the season thus far, the Pirates made 10 three-point shots, versus the Bulls’ that couldn’t buy one in their eight attempts. The Pirates