More than 100 hundred college coaches are expected to volunteer their time on USF's campus Sunday to assist with the second annual Lauren's First and Goal Football camp, which is open to football players entering eighth to 12th grade this fall.

The camp is used to raise funds for the Lauren's First and Goal Foundation, which is named for the 11-year-old daughter of Lafayette College linebackers coach John Loose, who has battled brain tumors since she was 2 years old. There is a minimum donation of $25 per athlete -- two camps last year combined to raise $265,000 for the foundation, which supports pediatric cancer services.

First-year Bucs coach Raheem Morris is committed to speak to the campers on Sunday, and 12 coaches and staff from USF have volunteered, including coordinators Mike Canales and Joe Tresey. Former USF offensive coordinator Greg Gregory is volunteering as well.

For more information about the camp or making donations, check out the foundation's official site.

-- Soccer update! I've been neglectful in updating former Bulls now in the pro ranks. Yohance Marshall, who beat the odds to make the L.A. Galaxy's roster as an undrafted rookie, has yet to play this season because of a knee injury. ... Jordan Seabrook is playing for Crystal Palace Baltimore, a team in the second division of the USL. Here's his bio from Crystal Palace's official site, which doesn't have stats, but it certainly looks like he has a prominent role in the team's offensive attack.

-- Interesting Q&A with Connecticut athletic director Jeff Hathaway in the Hartford Courant, in which he addresses the merits of Connecticut playing non-conference games in Florida in the years the Huskies aren't playing in Tampa, so as to help get a better recruiting presence in the talent-rich state.