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USF will not renew the contract of associate head coach Tom Herrion, pictured here in a 2012 file photo, after an independent review concluded he committed misconduct by making inappropriate comments to players.
USF assistant Tom Herrion no longer with program due to inappropriate comments
A review of the men’s basketball program concluded it did not have a hostile or problematic culture as it relates to the issue of race.
Please, please, please expand the College Football Playoff to 12 teams
The national title won by LSU, and quarterback Joe Burrow, in the 2019 season is the only time a team other than Alabama or Clemson has finished on top since 2015. Expanding the playoff field to 12 teams will make it harder for one or two programs to dominate, and it will give everyone else a little more hope.
John Romano | The time has finally come for college football to join the rest of the sports world with a real postseason.
USF baseball has right amount of seasoning heading into super regionals
USF redshirt junior Riley Hogan has been extra hot during the playoff stretch for the Bulls, who are playing in their first super regional this weekend at perennial power Texas.
A young roster featuring 28 freshmen and sophomores comes into its own during the playoffs.
College Football Playoff considering expansion to 12 teams
Alabama's Ronnie Harrison (15) breaks up a pass intended for Clemson's Artavis Scott during the 2016 NCAA college football playoff championship game in Glendale, Ariz. The College Football Playoff would expand from four to 12 teams, with six spots reserved for the highest ranked conference champions, under a proposal that will be considered next week by the league commissioners who manage the postseason system, a person familiar with announcement told The Associated Press on Thursday.
The number of teams that will have a chance to win a national title in the postseason is poised to triple.

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  1. High court sides with former athletes in dispute with NCAA
    Yesterday• Sports
    A Supreme Court ruling on Monday will help determine whether schools decide to offer athletes tens of thousands of dollars in education-related benefits for things such as computers, graduate scholarships, tutoring, study abroad and internships.
  2. USF assistant Tom Herrion no longer with program due to inappropriate comments
    Jun. 15• USF Bulls
    USF will not renew the contract of associate head coach Tom Herrion, pictured here in a 2012 file photo, after an independent review concluded he committed misconduct by making inappropriate comments to players.
  3. Please, please, please expand the College Football Playoff to 12 teams
    Jun. 15• Gators
    The national title won by LSU, and quarterback Joe Burrow, in the 2019 season is the only time a team other than Alabama or Clemson has finished on top since 2015. Expanding the playoff field to 12 teams will make it harder for one or two programs to dominate, and it will give everyone else a little more hope.
  5. USF’s baseball season ends with loss to Texas
    Jun. 14• USF Bulls
    There is no joy in the USF dugout during the ninth inning of the second and final game at the Austin (Texas) super region.
  6. USF baseball has right amount of seasoning heading into super regionals
    Jun. 11• USF Bulls
    USF redshirt junior Riley Hogan has been extra hot during the playoff stretch for the Bulls, who are playing in their first super regional this weekend at perennial power Texas.
  7. College Football Playoff considering expansion to 12 teams
    Jun. 11• Sports
    Alabama's Ronnie Harrison (15) breaks up a pass intended for Clemson's Artavis Scott during the 2016 NCAA college football playoff championship game in Glendale, Ariz. The College Football Playoff would expand from four to 12 teams, with six spots reserved for the highest ranked conference champions, under a proposal that will be considered next week by the league commissioners who manage the postseason system, a person familiar with announcement told The Associated Press on Thursday.
  8. USF baseball team headed to first NCAA super regional
    Jun. 7• USF Bulls
    USF's players celebrate following their 6-4 win Monday against South Alabama in the final game of the NCAA tournament's Gainesville Regional. USF is headed to the best-of-three super regional in Austin, Texas, where a College World Series berth will be at stake.
  9. USF baseball continues late-season surge with NCAA upset of Gators
    Jun. 5• USF Bulls
    USF's Riley Hogan (32) congratulates teammate Carmine Lane (9) following Lane's fifth-inning home run in Saturday's 5-3 NCAA Tournament upset of Florida in Gainesville.
  10. USF baseball to open NCAA Tournament play against Florida Gators
    May 31• USF Bulls
    USF players celebrate following the final out of their 8-7 win Sunday against UCF in the American Athletic Conference tournament final in Clearwater.
  11. USF tops UCF for AAC baseball tourney crown, earns NCAA berth
    May 30• USF Bulls
    USF right fielder Daniel Cantu is greeted by teammates following a first-inning home run in Sunday's American Athletic Conference tournament final against UCF.
  12. USF baseball team reaches AAC tournament final
    May 30• USF Bulls
    USF right-hander Jack Jasiak, a Springstead High alumnus, set an American Athletic Conference tournament record with 12 strikeouts in a 5-0 win Thursday against Tulane. The sixth-seeded Bulls faced No. 5 UCF in today's noon title game in Clearwater.
  13. What you need to know about the end of the NCAA recruiting dead period
    May 28• Gators
    Tampa Bay Tech receiver Greg Gaines has official visits planned for every weekend in June to take advantage of the end of the NCAA's dead period.
  14. Kickoff, TV information announced for Gators, USF, FSU, UCF and Miami Hurricanes
    May 27• USF Bulls
    USF coach Jeff Scott and his Bulls better prepare for an extremely hot Week 2 game against the Gators.
  15. Gators-USF, FSU-UCF to play in Orange Bowl Classic
    May 20• USF Bulls
    Brian Gregory's Bulls are set to play the Gators in December in Sunrise as part of a Florida-centric doubleheader.
  16. USF home games returning to full capacity in 2021, starting with Gators game
    May 19• USF Bulls
    USF announced Wednesday that Raymond James Stadium will be at full capacity for Bulls home games this fall.
  17. USF men’s basketball gets pledges from two SEC transfers
    May 18• USF Bulls
    USF men's basketball coach Brian Gregory, who watched nine players transfer at the end of the 2020-21 season, has added seven newcomers and has received pledges from two others.
  18. What you need to know before Florida’s name, image and likeness law takes effect July 1
    May 17• Gators
    The Gators and other athletes in the state will be able to make money off their name, image and likeness starting July 1.
  19. Junior pitcher Georgina Corrick approaching USF immortality
    May 13• USF Bulls
    USF junior Georgina Corrick on Wednesday was named American Athletic Conference Pitcher of the Year for the third consecutive season.
  20. The underrated reason why Gators’ Kyle Trask fit the Bucs
    May 1• Gators
    Florida quarterback Kyle Trask (11) celebrates with tight end Kyle Pitts after he completed a 7-yard pass for a touchdown to Pitts during the second half of an NCAA college football game against Towson, Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019, in Gainesville, Fla. (AP Photo/John Raoux)
  21. USF coach Ken Eriksen reaches 1,000 career wins
    Apr. 30• USF Bulls
    USF junior Georgina Corrick gets congrats from teammates and coach Ken Eriksen after Corrick allowed no hits and struck out nine Friday afternoon in a 5-0 victory over East Carolina. Corrick was also congratulating Eriksen because the victory gave Eriksen 1000 for his 23-year career, a milestone only 27 other Division I-A softball coaches have ever reached.
  22. Florida lawmakers reverse course on athlete compensation
    Apr. 30• Gators
    Miami Hurricanes star D'Eriq King spoke out against a change in Florida's name, image and likeness law.
  23. The greatest victory of Ken Eriksen’s career a matter of life and death
    Apr. 28• USF Bulls
    Former USF softball pitcher Cristi Ecks (now Krawczyk), left, was resuscitated on the Bulls' field by coach Ken Eriksen, center, and former graduate assistant athletic trainer Kelly Cox (now Burkett) after collapsing and showing no sign of a pulse during a practice in 2008.
  24. Former USF offensive coordinator Kerwin Bell named coach at Western Carolina
    Apr. 28• USF Bulls
    Former USF offensive coordinator Kerwin Bell was named coach at Division I-AA Western Carolina on Tuesday.
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