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The Bad Boy Mowers Gasparilla Bowl has been one of the best names for a bowl game in college football history. [JAMES BORCHUCK | Times (2017)]
Bad Boy Mowers Gasparilla Bowl will, sadly, no longer be the Bad Boy Mowers Gasparilla Bowl
The Tampa football game will have a new name this year because the lawn mower company has ended its run as the game’s title sponsor.
Yesterday• USF Bulls
One college football program’s road map to a COVID-19 season
Iowa State expects Jack Trice Stadium to be at about half capacity this season. [MATTHEW PUTNEY | AP]
Iowa State has started to answer two of the biggest questions facing the Gators, Seminoles, Bulls and everyone else about 2020.
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As crisis persists, could college sports adopt regional schedules?
Veteran USF softball coach Ken Eriksen favors the idea of more regionalized schedules for his sport. [DIRK SHADD | Times]
As a cost-cutting measure, some teams rarely would leave the state during the regular season.
May 22• USF Bulls
Four college sports issues the pandemic has exposed, and how to fix them
A football-only facility has been on Florida State's priority list for years. But is it really a priority, especially given the current pandemic?
Regional scheduling isn’t the only common-sense adjustment administrators should be considering, once the public health crisis subsides.
May 23• USF Bulls

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