Here's video from after Sunday's USF men's basketball victory against Florida A&M -- first, here are players Hugh Robertson and Toarlyn Fitzpatrick. Robertson went off for 21 rebounds -- 2nd-most by a Bulls player since 1992 -- and Fitzpatrick had a career-high 25 points to lead the Bulls.

And here's Stan Heath, who talks about the Bulls' ever-changing lineup and about backup point guard Lavonte Dority's decision to transfer from the program.

USF men's basketball has a big two-game road trip this week with games at VCU and Kansas, and coach Stan Heath talked to reporters on Monday afternoon, saying that he's seen enough to move freshman point guard Anthony Collins into the starting lineup.

Collins, who has 13 assists in two games off the bench, is still recovering physically from the hip flexor that caused him to miss USF's first five games. The Bulls are 5-2 as they head up to Richmond, and Heath said there could be more good news if guard Jawanza Poland is cleared this week to return from his back injury. Here's video of what Heath had to say Monday: ... Read more

No football access on Saturday, but I do have a few more videos to post from after Friday's 34-24 loss to Louisville. First, here's defensive coordinator Mark Snyder, whose unit struggled to get off the field on third downs and gave up 14 points in the fourth quarter.

Now offensive coordinator Todd Fitch -- who was in the background during the Snyder interview -- talks about the second-half struggles, Bobby Eveld's play and the bold fourth-down calls that got USF to a 17-3 lead early.

Finally, here's sophomore QB Bobby Eveld, who had decent numbers in just his second career start -- 210 yards and a touchdown, with his only turnover on the final play of the game.

Here's postgame video from tonight's USF men's basketball victory at the St. Pete Times Forum -- here's Stan Heath, happy to see backup point guards Blake Nash and Anthony Collins playing in the same backcourt "like a whole bunch of mosquitoes."

And here's senior Ron Anderson and the freshman Collins, who had five assists in the first half of his college debut after missing the first five games with injury.