Monday, April 6, 2020
The novel coronavirus continues to affect the U.S. in unprecedented ways, and Wednesday might have been the most unprecedented — so far. Especially when it comes to the sports world. The biggest news of the day by far regarded basketball: The men’s and women’s NCAA tournaments, as well as the […]
“An awful performance all across the board.” That’s how head coach Billy Mohl described USF’s (6-11) performance in a 10-inning 5-4 loss to Florida A&M at the USF Baseball Stadium on Wednesday night after the Bulls gave away a 3-1 lead. With the loss, the Bulls were swept by the […]
It might be exactly the result the Bulls needed. After being swept and outscored 26-7 over the weekend by No. 1 Florida, USF baseball (6-10), thanks in part to freshman Dillon Besnier’s first career grand slam, defeated Pittsburgh 12-8 on Tuesday night at the USF Baseball Stadium. “It honestly felt […]
When USF’s spring game comes around on April 18, don’t expect to see a finished product hit the field at Corbett Stadium. Getting new systems in place during spring practice, which starts Tuesday morning, will be a process similar to learning math, according to coach Jeff Scott. “I think we […]
Part of the human experience — arguably most of it, even — is finding your passion and chasing the associated dream. For Silvia Serrat, that passion was playing basketball — and it started at a young age, with the Banyoles, Spain, native first playing at the age of 4 with […]
With the advancement of men’s professional soccer in the U.S. in the past decade, such as MLS going from relative obscurity to a league where expansion fees are now north of $200 million, where has that left the college game? Mostly unchanged and falling behind. The current season is top-heavy, […]
It was a tale of two halves for USF men’s basketball Tuesday night at the Yuengling Center. After leading by six points at halftime and as many as 13 midway through the second half, the Bulls fell to Cincinnati 79-67. A mid-second half 17-2 run by the Bearcats (19-10, 12-5), […]
Despite improved shooting in the second half, USF women’s basketball (18-12, 10-6) fell to No. 5 UConn (16-3, 16-0) on the road 80-39 in the final game of the regular season Monday at the XL Center in Hartford, Connecticut. USF couldn’t buy a basket in the opening quarter, going 3-of-15. […]
It was only one at-bat in a nonconference game against a team from the Southland Conference. It was only three pitches. It was also so much more than that. After struggling to find any offense through the first five innings against Texas A&M Corpus Christi on Friday afternoon, USF put […]
For the second year in a row, USF’s club hockey team is heading to the American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA) nationals in Dallas. That’s an achievement on its own, but it’s the second time in a row the Bulls have bypassed regionals entirely thanks to an autobid, earned by finishing […]
