Tuesday, November 12, 2019
Despite winning the AAC Tournament for the second time in three years, being ranked No. 11 in the TopDrawerSoccer.com poll and having the 24th-best RPI, USF women’s soccer is hitting the road for the first round of the NCAA Tournament. On top of that, the draw the Bulls received is […]
For the third season in a row, USF women’s soccer has a claim to the AAC title. Behind the second straight brace from senior striker Evelyne Viens, the No. 23 Bulls defeated No. 8 Memphis 2-0 in the AAC Tournament championship game Sunday in Memphis. After playing a scoreless half […]
Despite forcing 28 turnovers, USF men’s basketball (1-1) failed to convert its chances offensively in a 74-60 loss to Boston College at the Yuengling Center on Sunday. “If you told me you we were going to force 28 turnovers, you’d think you’re going to win the game,” coach Brian Gregory […]
USF women’s basketball coach Jose Fernandez may need to send a thank you gift to 401 Channelside Drive after the Bulls’ 64-57 win Friday over No. 15 Texas at the Yuengling Center. Not for anything particularly special, either — mainly just for existing and temporarily causing confusion. The Longhorns, who […]
Don’t let the scoreline deceive you. It wasn’t that close of a game. USF’s 17-7 loss to Temple (6-3, 3-2) at Raymond James Stadium on Thursday was anything but close. The Bulls’ defense did its part, but the offense had little to show for, and USF (4-5, 2-3) lost the […]
There is absolutely no sugarcoating this one. USF’s 17-7 loss to Temple on Thursday night at Raymond James Stadium was one of the most unacceptable performances in program history. What happened to the O-line? After playing pretty well for the past month, the Bulls’ offensive line was — well, offensive. […]
Having lived many lives from China to London to Texas, it’s safe to say that picking up and moving to Florida this past summer was not out of the ordinary for Cheyenne Currall, wife of USF President Steven Currall. Settling into her new role, Currall has been able to explore […]
Students looking for a place to meet with their student organization amid the overcrowdedness of the Marshall Student Center (MSC) during the school year might have a new option. New plans to refurbish the office space on the third floor of the MSC for student organizations are in discussion after […]
USF Tampa has a solid record of success when it comes to diversity and inclusion for students of color. University figures show, however, that there’s much room for improvement in another key area: diversity of faculty. The USF InfoCenter, managed by USF Information Technology, provides statistics on faculty diversity. According […]
On Oct. 25 the U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos was fined $100,000 by a federal judge for contempt of court because of the Department of Education’s failure to comply with a court order. Students were defrauded by the now-defunct for-profit post-secondary education company Corinthian Colleges, which was found to have […]
