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RSS FeedWith the smoke and fireworks on display for their entrance, the Bulls (2-4) experienced their most electric night of football in 2014 season on homecoming night. Despite the 28-17 loss to the No. 19 East Carolina Pirates (5-1), it was a night where everything, including Hanson’s 1997 No. 1 single MMMBop had the crowd jumping
The sailing team has grown since last year, from 32 to 54 student athletes, with the addition of three recent walk ons. Allison Jolly and Tim King are the coaches for the USF team, based at USF St. Petersburg. They allow students to join the sailing program, as participating members, with no prior sailing experience,
Following their 27-10 loss to the 19th ranked Wisconsin Badgers, the USF Bulls entered their bye week with time to prepare for maybe their toughest challenge yet of the 2014 season. Through five games, the Bulls hold a 2-3 overall record and are 1-0 in conference play. The remaining seven games on the Bulls’ schedule
In the home of the number 19 team in the nation, 78,111 people showed up to the football game. It was quieter than most USF home games. The lack of noise was not a factor for the Bulls, as they managed to slow the Wisconsin Badgers’ offense in the first half. Although the Bulls showed
Facing off against the Connecticut Huskies for their fourth straight home game, the USF Bulls showed a new energy. The Bulls players were amped up from the moment they took the field. Players sang the songs played on the PA system, jumping up and down and encouraging each other before the game even started. Both
Roughly half of the fans, if not more, left Raymond James Stadium by halftime after the Bulls received a thorough beatdown. The North Carolina State Wolfpack (3-0) came into to Tampa and defeated USF 49-17, handing the Bulls (1-2) their 2nd consecutive loss of the season. Other than the roars of boos that poured in
Students hit the sand, grass or courts for intramural sports on campus starting Sept. 21. Campus Recreation offers students a chance to get outside and be active while competing in their favorite sports with other students. Flag football, cornhole and soccer will kick off the first batch of sports to be played starting this Sunday,
On Saturday, quarterback Mike White completed all the passes he attempted for USF, and the defense had 6 takeaways against the Maryland Terrapins. However, White was knocked out of the game after his first completion, and the Bulls lost 24-17 at home to fall to 1-1 on the season. The Bulls were without offensive captain
As smoke filled the tunnel, the Bulls ran onto the field to start their 2014 season with a bang. Although the canons were not firing at Raymond James Stadium, a star shot out of nowhere in his first career college game. In their 36-31 victory over the Western Carolina Catamounts, true-freshman Marlon Mack scored four
After finishing their inaugural year as a club, the USF St. Petersburg Baseball Club is hoping to see more involvement from students on and off campus. The club will have a fall and a spring schedule that will consist of about 50 games. The fall schedule will start Sept. 25 when the Bulls visit the
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