Spring football game set for April 12

JANUARY 29, 2008

I know you guys have blocked off the entire month of April so as to avoid potential conflicts, but now you can lock down a single date to circle: USF's spring football game has been set for 7 p.m. on April 12 at Raymond James Stadium.

Spring practice is tentatively scheduled to start March 18. It'll be a busy few weeks, with the NCAA men's basketball first round in Tampa, then the Women's Final Four at the St. Pete Times Forum (ching!) on April 6-8.

We'd told you Monday that USF wasn't in the mix for Javontae Boyd, and the Northeast defensive lineman told the Times' Bob Putnam Tuesday he committed to Kansas State. I'm never really sure what part of a sentence like that deserves the link. The kid's name? The exciting action verb? Do I hook Bob up with some underlined text?

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