Not so fast: Bulls fall to No. 3 Cal, 85-55

NOVEMBER 27, 2008

After four high-scoring home games to open the season, USF's women's basketball team had its first challenge of the season -- one of the biggest it will face all season -- against No. 3 California in the Virgin Islands on Thursday. The result? An 85-55 loss, which saw the Bulls score 43 points less than they'd averaged in their first four wins. A more realistic test? Seeing how the Bulls bounce back, with a quick turnaround for games Friday and Saturday against quality teams from Texas Tech and Iowa. If the Bulls want to show something in the nonconference season, they need at least one win between the next two games ...

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