TAMPA (USF) - As the Bulls near the 2025 South Florida Football Season presented by Tampa General Hospital, USF Athletics has announced the themes for the six-game home schedule at Raymond James Stadium. The Bulls will open their third season under head coach Alex Golesh in a nationally televised game on ESPN on Thursday, Aug. 28 vs. Boise State in a 5:30 p.m. kickoff at … [Read more...] about USF football announces theme games for 2025 season
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OPINION: USF coaches need to be more than game-day leaders
In his first year at USF, baseball head coach Mitch Hannahs brought an old-school approach to the program. He stayed off social media and had minimal interactions with fans, except during press conferences and games. And toward the end of the season, Hannahs began to decline interviews with The Oracle — both for himself and […] The post OPINION: USF coaches need to be more than … [Read more...] about OPINION: USF coaches need to be more than game-day leaders
USF’s Fowler Avenue ‘isn’t going anywhere’ despite NIL changes
Corey Staniscia didn’t need a court ruling to see where college sports were headed. Long before a federal judge approved the House v. NCAA settlement on June 6, Staniscia saw what was coming — a future where schools, not just collectives, could pay athletes directly. So, as the CEO and co-founder of the Fowler Avenue […] The post USF’s Fowler Avenue ‘isn’t going anywhere’ … [Read more...] about USF’s Fowler Avenue ‘isn’t going anywhere’ despite NIL changes
USF beach volleyball balances summer training away from campus
In the summertime, while some USF students are having fun in the sun, athletes don’t stop their training. USF beach volleyball players Morgan Anderson and Sasha Pasloski know all too well what goes into a Division I athlete’s summer routine. Although the Bulls won’t play their inaugural season until the spring, they have been preparing […] The post USF beach volleyball … [Read more...] about USF beach volleyball balances summer training away from campus
Kelly says USF will be an ‘aggressive’ House v. NCAA settlement adopter
As the House v. NCAA settlement reshapes the financial architecture of college sports, outgoing USF athletic director Michael Kelly said the university plans to be among its “most aggressive” adopters. The settlement, finalized on June 6, allows schools to directly pay athletes for the first time, with a national cap set at $20.5 million per […] The post Kelly says USF will be … [Read more...] about Kelly says USF will be an ‘aggressive’ House v. NCAA settlement adopter