Sunday, February 23, 2020
Retiring a player’s number is one of the highest honors in sports. Think about it. A team is saying a player mattered so much, it can’t stand the thought of someone ever wearing the same number. It’s easy enough to retire numbers in some sports. Baseball only usually needs a […]
ORLANDO — Here’s the good news. USF held UCF to 15-of-56 from the field Wednesday night at Addition Financial Arena. The bad news is the Bulls weren’t much better in their 56-48 loss to the Knights in the final installment of the War on I-4’s on the hardwood in 2020. […]
TALLAHASSEE — It’s hard to argue that USF didn’t have its chances Tuesday night at Dick Howser Stadium. It’s also hard to argue the Bulls (2-4) didn’t take advantage of those chances in their 7-3 loss to No. 14 FSU (3-1). USF was 2-for-11 with runners in scoring position and […]
The wait is over. The schedule for coach Jeff Scott’s first season as USF coach is complete after the AAC released its football schedule Tuesday afternoon. The Bulls open conference play on the road for the first time since 2016 when they face defending East division champion Cincinnati on Oct. […]
TALLAHASSEE — Though it’s still early in the season, it’s pretty hard to deny that USF baseball (2-2) isn’t where it wanted to be from an offensive standpoint. The day after recording only two hits against Marist — though in a 4-2 victory — the Bulls put up seven hits […]
During this year’s media day, the USF baseball team continuously talked about being like Navy SEALs and “carrying the boat.” The Bulls (2-1) definitely did that by showing fight this weekend in their season-opening series win against Marist College (1-2) at the USF Baseball Stadium. The Bulls found ways to […]
As cliche as it may sound, the fourth-largest announced crowd (6,044) in USF women’s basketball history saw a tale of two halves Sunday afternoon at the Yuengling Center — coach Jose Fernandez even said as much. Though a tale of déjà vu might be a more accurate way to describe […]
Despite outscoring and outshooting Tulsa (17-8, 9-3) in the second half, USF men’s basketball (11-14, 4-8) was unable to overcome a rough first half in its 56-48 loss (17-8, 9-3) on Saturday at the Yuengling Center. Actually, “rough” would be an understatement, as the Bulls were historically bad the first […]
In the fourth quarter of a blowout against Alabama State on Dec. 6, Elisa Pinzan went down with an ankle injury — her second severe injury in as many seasons. The Bulls’ starting point guard didn’t return until Jan. 12, coming off the bench to play 32 minutes against Tulsa. […]
USF softball faces a daunting task starting Thursday. The Bulls (0-4) begin the St. Pete/Clearwater Elite Invitational (Eddie C. Moore Complex in Clearwater | Times: vary | TV: ESPN3) against No. 16 Oklahoma State. If that wasn’t already a big enough challenge, USF goes on to play four more ranked […]
