TAMPA, Fla. – Future student-athletes attending USF might want to learn about the collegiate career of Mac Harris. It is not that the linebacker’s stats have lit up box scores the past few years, though he has lit up many ball carriers in 2024. Rather,…
Read More Dedication? Patience? Meet USF Linebacker Mac HarrisAuthor: Tom Layberger
Gators Overcome Early Sloppiness To Win Gasparilla Bowl
TAMPA, Fla. – Much of the build-up among Gator Nation heading into Friday afternoon’s Gasparilla Bowl against Tulane swirled around quarterback DJ Lagway. After all, it was the true freshman who was a savior of sorts in starting the final six games of the regular…
Read More Gators Overcome Early Sloppiness To Win Gasparilla BowlInaugural Pro Cup Tourney At Innisbrook Proved To Be A Winner
PALM HARBOR, Fla. – If the inaugural Pro Cup event that took place at Innisbrook last week serves as any indication of how future events will be run, then they are sure to be lauded by all those involved. From the Copperhead Course to the…
Read More Inaugural Pro Cup Tourney At Innisbrook Proved To Be A WinnerUSF Football Actual Home Attendance In 2024
TAMPA, Fla. – Thanks to Hurricane Milton, USF’s date with Memphis was moved from Friday evening, October 11, at Raymond James Stadium to the following Saturday afternoon at Orlando’s Camping World Stadium. That resulted in five games played at RJS this season instead of six.…
Read More USF Football Actual Home Attendance In 2024Gasparilla Bowl Participants Florida Gators, Tulane Green Wave Have Quite A History
TAMPA, Fla.– It has been 40 years since Florida and Tulane met on the gridiron. Yet, the teams share a history. It is one that traverses the timeline of Southern college football, and includes Tampa, where they will play once again. The Gators (7-5/4-4 SEC)…
Read More Gasparilla Bowl Participants Florida Gators, Tulane Green Wave Have Quite A HistoryHigh School Talent From Top-Shelf Programs Highlight USF’s Early Signing Day
TAMPA, Fla. – The biggest benefit to making a bowl game from a coach’s perspective are the 14 practices that come with it. They represent a huge opportunity to turn the page to the following season while working to complete the current one on a…
Read More High School Talent From Top-Shelf Programs Highlight USF’s Early Signing DayBen Knox’s Phone Buzzed Thanks To Sports Center-Worthy Play
TAMPA, Fla. – Tulsa receiver Joseph Williams caught the football at his 35-yard line. He sprinted toward the end zone for what appeared to be a certain six points. “At first, I was trying to locate the ball,” said Ben Knox. “I didn’t. Obviously.” There…
Read More Ben Knox’s Phone Buzzed Thanks To Sports Center-Worthy PlayNever-Give-Up Effort Highlighted USF’s Bowl-Clinching Rout Of Tulsa
TAMPA, Fla. – At one point in building a 28-0 first-quarter lead, USF outgained Tulsa 247-15. It was that type of afternoon Saturday at Raymond James Stadium where a 63-30 win clinched bowl eligibility on senior day for the second straight year. The point total…
Read More Never-Give-Up Effort Highlighted USF’s Bowl-Clinching Rout Of TulsaR.J. Perry Enjoying Far More Productive Second Season At USF
TAMPA, Fla. – R.J. Perry and his fellow offensive linemen enjoy a meal together every Thursday evening. The camaraderie typically takes place over a cookout or at Hooters, spending a few hours chatting about anything that comes to mind. According to Perry, sophomore Cole Skinner…
Read More R.J. Perry Enjoying Far More Productive Second Season At USFUSF’s Anna Sutter Flying The Friendly Skies To Wherever She Desires
TAMPA, Fla. – Anna Sutter’s instructor thought she was ready. It was a clear summer day July 30, and they just completed a flight to and from Peter O. Knight Airport on Davis Island. Everything checked well. “In the weeks leading up to it, my…
Read More USF’s Anna Sutter Flying The Friendly Skies To Wherever She Desires