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USF wide receiver Sean Atkins (38), who set Bulls single-season records for catches and receiving yards, was a second-team choice on the coaches' All-American Athletic Conference squad released Wednesday.
Record-setting receiver Sean Atkins is a second-team all-conference pick.
As bowl announcements near, a Bulls-Knights matchup remains plausible.
We asked the hard-hitting questions about this creation, like whether it will be heated.
Rivalry weekend didn’t deliver many upsets but did cause some movement on our ballot.

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  1. USF wide receiver Sean Atkins (38), who set Bulls single-season records for catches and receiving yards, was a second-team choice on the coaches' All-American Athletic Conference squad released Wednesday.
  2. The Pop-Tarts Bowl in Orlando is touting what it calls an edible mascot.
  3. USF quarterback Byrum Brown (17) runs for a fourth-quarter touchdown in the Bulls' 2022 game against UCF at Raymond James Stadium. Despite a furious Bulls rally, UCF held on for a 46-39 triumph.
  4. The FSU football team plunged into the top four of our AP Top 25 ballot after the Florida State Seminoles beat the Gators on Saturday.
  5. USF quarterback Byrum Brown totaled five touchdowns (four passing, one rushing) in Saturday night's rout of Charlotte at Raymond James Stadium.
  6. UCF wide receiver Xavier Townsend, left, scores a 28-yard touchdown past Houston defensive lineman David Ugwoegbu (12) during the first half of Saturday's game in Orlando.
  7. USF defensive back Daquan Evans (0) tackles FAU running back Kobe Lewis (5) during the teams' Oct. 14 meeting at Raymond James Stadium.
  8. Djimtry Gerard, 16, center, makes a lab observation as South Florida Bulls Tight End Gunnar Greenwald, right, assists him during a biology class at Wharton High in Tampa on Monday, Oct. 9, 2023.
  9. The Florida Gators host the FSU football team Saturday. Can Montrell Johnson lead UF past the No. 5 Seminoles?
  10. The Bucs have played one game on Thanksgiving Day during their existence, a 38-10 loss to Terrell Owens (81) and the Cowboys at Texas Stadium in 2006.
  11. USF defensive back Daquan Evans celebrates after a sack of Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson during the teams' Sept. 16 matchup. Evans, who experienced only eight total wins his first four years in the program, can help the 2023 Bulls (5-6) earn bowl eligibility Saturday night against Charlotte.
  12. FSU football star Jordan Travis' gruesome leg injury didn't have an impact in our AP Top 25 rankings.
  13. John Rhys Plumlee completes 16-of-32 attempts for 249 yards on Saturday during UCF's 24-23 loss at Texas Tech.
  14. The 2017-18 college football coaching carousel sent Willie Taggart to Florida State and Dan Mullen to the Gators.
  15. Tyler Van Dyke is, once again, the Miami Hurricanes' starting quarterback in a game that matters to FSU football.
  16. UTSA quarterback Frank Harris has a record-setting night Friday against USF.
  17. Washington quarterback Michael Penix Jr. smiles on the field following a 35-28 victory against Utah in a Nov. 11 game in Seattle. The Huskies improved to 10-0 with the triumph.
  18. USF football coach Alex Golesh is looking for more long-term maturity from his Bulls.
  19. New USF coach Amir Abdur-Rahim accepted full blame for his team's performance in its 68-63 loss Wednesday to previously winless Central Michigan.
  20. Georgia has been No. 1 in the AP top 25 poll. Did the Bulldogs finally take the top spot in our rankings?
  21. UCF running back RJ Harvey (7) dodges a tackle by Oklahoma State safety Trey Rucker, right, during the first half Saturday in Orlando.
  22. USF receiver Sean Atkins (38) is upended after catching a second-quarter pass Saturday against Temple. Atkins set the Bulls' single-season receptions record in his team's triumph.
  23. USF guard Kobe Knox (4), a Tampa Catholic alumnus, attempts a basket in the first half against South Carolina State forward Caleb McCarty (4) Thursday night at Yuengling Center.
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