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USF kicker Maikon Bonani (28) celebrates his game-winning field goal following the Bulls' 37-34 upset of No. 11 Kansas on Sept. 12, 2008, at Raymond James Stadium.
Ranking the 25 greatest games in USF football history
As the Bulls’ silver-anniversary season looms, we reflect on their most memorable games to date.
USF softball coach Ken Eriksen grateful as gold-medal quest begins
Team USA softball coach Ken Eriksen and his squad begin Olympic play tonight against Italy.
The Bulls’ 1,000-game winner leads Team USA into its Olympics opener tonight in Tokyo.
We ranked all 78 Florida college football games from worst to first
Presumptive Gators starter Emory Jones will be a factor in some of the state's biggest games of the season.
Florida-Georgia? Miami-Alabama? FSU-Notre Dame? Yes, please.
Miami is state’s top team, ESPN numbers say. Gators aren’t far behind.
Manny Diaz and the Miami Hurricanes are the state's top team in ESPN's Football Power Index.
The latest numbers from ESPN’s Football Power Index put two state teams in the top 12.

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  1. Ranking the 25 greatest games in USF football history
    Jul. 21• USF Bulls
    USF kicker Maikon Bonani (28) celebrates his game-winning field goal following the Bulls' 37-34 upset of No. 11 Kansas on Sept. 12, 2008, at Raymond James Stadium.
  2. Can former UCF coach Josh Heupel turn Tennessee around? Don’t bet on it.
    Jul. 20• Gators
    Vols coach Josh Heupel speaks to reporters during SEC media days Tuesday in Hoover, Ala.
  3. USF softball coach Ken Eriksen grateful as gold-medal quest begins
    Jul. 20• USF Bulls
    Team USA softball coach Ken Eriksen and his squad begin Olympic play tonight against Italy.
  5. We ranked all 78 Florida college football games from worst to first
    Jul. 20• Gators
    Presumptive Gators starter Emory Jones will be a factor in some of the state's biggest games of the season.
  6. NCAA president Mark Emmert: It is time to decentralize college sports
    Jul. 16• Florida State Seminoles
    Howard University president Wayne A. I. Frederick, left, speaks with NCAA president Mark Emmert as the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee prepares to hold a hearing on athlete compensation and federal legislative proposals to enable college athletes to monetize their name, image, and likeness June 9 at the Capitol in Washington.
  7. Lightning add one more title for Champa Bay
    Jul. 8• Lightning
    Tampa Bay teams have celebrated several championships this past year and earned the Lombardi Trophy and Stanley Cup, among many, many others.
  8. Miami, UCF getting team-wide name, image and likeness deals
    Jul. 6• Florida State Seminoles
    Every Miami Hurricanes player on scholarship will reportedly be able to make an endorsement deal with a mixed martial arts academy.
  9. East-West Shrine Bowl moving from Tropicana Field to Las Vegas
    Jul. 6• Bucs
    USF tight end Mitchell Wilcox is one of the hundreds of players who participated in the East-West Shrine Bowl at Tropicana Field. It's moving to Las Vegas for 2022.
  10. Name, image and likeness deals started at midnight for a one-employee Tampa tech company
    Jul. 1• Florida State Seminoles
    Nicholas Petit-Frere, a Berkeley Prep alumnus at Ohio State, and a Tampa tech company signed one of the first deals of the name, image and likeness era.
  11. Former South Carolina assistant Bobby Bentley joins USF football staff
    Jul. 1• USF Bulls
    New USF receivers coach/pass-game coordinator Bobby Bentley observes the Bulls' spring game at Raymond James Stadium in March.
  12. NCAA clears athletes for compensation as state laws kick in
    Jun. 30• Gators
    The NCAA Board of Directors approved one of the biggest changes in the history of college athletics, clearing the way for athletes to start earning money based on their fame and celebrity without fear of endangering their eligibility or putting their school in jeopardy of violating amateurism rules that have stood for decades.
  13. USF football announces return of Bulls Kickoff Luncheon in Tampa
    Jun. 29• USF Bulls
    USF second-year coach Jeff Scott directs players during a March 2 spring practice on campus. The 2021 Bulls open their season Sept. 2 at North Carolina State.
  14. What an Orlando startup and a multinational company tell us about name, image and likeness
    Jun. 29• Gators
    NCAA athletes will soon be able to make money off their name, image and likeness.
  15. Why college sports are in the middle of a transformative two-week stretch
    Jun. 26• Gators
    The NCAA has had an eventful week, from a Supreme Court ruling to the final preparations before name, image and likeness legislation takes effect.
  16. USF athletic director pleads for more fan support after successful spring
    Jun. 25• USF Bulls
    USF football attendance has been a financial drain for the Bulls. Athletic director Michael Kelly is pleading for more support from fans, alumni and community members.
  17. College Football Playoff expansion would be ‘great news’ for USF, Bulls AD says
    Jun. 24• USF Bulls
    USF would welcome a bigger College Football Playoff bracket.
  18. How would College Football Playoff expansion affect the coaching carousel?
    Jun. 22• Gators
    FSU football coach Mike Norvell would have had a much different December 2019 under a 12-game College Football Playoff.
  19. High court sides with former athletes in dispute with NCAA
    Jun. 21• 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.
  20. 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.
  21. 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.
  22. 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.
  23. 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.
  24. 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.
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