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USF women’s basketball senior forward L’or Mputu knew her hard work would pay off – it was just a matter of time. In her native language of French, her first name translates to “Gold” –  a fitting description of her value to the Bulls this season. When she was named American Athletic Conference (AAC) player […] … [Read more...] about USF’s L’or Mputu powers team’s winning streak

USF baseball steps up to the plate this Friday with a new head coach and “mad mentality” as it challenges Iowa in its opening series. Head coach Mitch Hannahs looks to lead the Bulls in his first year with the team, following the firing of former coach Billy Mohl.  Hannahs, the 2023 NCAA DI Midwest […] … [Read more...] about USF baseball eyes to prove itself after disappointing 2024 campaign

The alarm goes off at 6 a.m., and before most students have hit snooze, USF men’s tennis player Hugo Car is already at his desk finishing an assignment. With a full day of classes in the morning alongside conditioning and training in the afternoon, time is a luxury he cannot afford to waste. “Getting things […] … [Read more...] about USF athletes balance coursework with competition

At long last, women’s lacrosse made its debut at USF. In its first game in program history, USF defeated Kennesaw State 19-6 at a packed Corbett Stadium Friday night.  Bulls coach Mindy McCord was hired nearly three years ago. Since then, it’s been a constant cycle of recruiting and practice. On Friday, the moment finally […] … [Read more...] about USF women’s lacrosse nabs first win in program history

As USF pulled out a victory at home, the American Athletic Conference honored former Bulls coach Amir Abdur-Rahim, who passed away last year.  USF came away with a 100-91 overtime thriller against Temple on Thursday night, marking the Bulls’ fifth American Athletic Conference victory.  Interim head coach Ben Fletcher said USF’s win was important for […] … [Read more...] about USF men’s basketball wins 2OT thriller, AAC honors Abdur-Rahim