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Former Wiregrass Ranch standout comes with Coach Hartline from Ohio State - and you'll love his focus and thoughts on this team.

Harris joined the team in the summer, while Hamilton is a returner and "Pup" is already been named a team captain.

Hear from the full team interviewed by Darek: Tanner Adrade-Brinsko and Brit Danny Raymond (4:10 mark, pictured), followed by Tyler Dillon (9:20), Rafael Rodriguez (16:00), Andrew Marello (22:30) and Cole Stevens (27:20).

Darek had a chance to get to know the full women's cross country squad. In order: pictured Delaney Stephens and Mercy Angaamchaab (6:20 mark), along with Caroline Irvin (11:55), Ava Haskett (16:50) and Marlia Hambrick (21:10).

Listen to all of what the offensive and defensive coordinators had to say Wednesday to an assemblage of Bay Area media.

Hear from a trio of corners, Foster being a former two-way star and state champ at Sarasota's Cardinal Mooney who begin at UF, Bryan (3:15 mark) is happy to be back in the South to show off his ball hawking skills, and Perry Jr. (7:55) wants to build off a solid true freshman season at USF.

Wonderful stuff here on how Coach Hartline broke the news to Jair, who is entering his 4th year of college (3rd at USF after starting at Tulsa), that he was no longer a walk-on. Also catch what lnfluence (hint: plenty) his uncle, NFL Player Louis Murphy, had on the defensive back.

The third-year linebacker from Blountstown got onto the field for all 13 games last season, and loves his new coordinator and Head Coach.

The defensive lineman is all sorts of pumped for the On-Campus Stadium - and who knows, might even get to play in it if things fall his way!

As a sophomore No. 28 saw action in every game for the Bulls, and the DT is bulked up and ready for game action.

After four seasons at Virginia, the Hoover, Ala. kid is ready to show out for USF.

We begin to know plenty of newcomers on the defensive side with the 4-year West Virginia transfer, who didn't begin playing football until a little later in life, growing up in Jamaica where soccer was his first sport.

In the first of what will be plenty of interviews Darek Sharp was able to enjoy Friday as part of the football team's photo shoot, why not start with QB1 and the man who battled him throughout camp for that position! Van Buren (#3) starts off followed at the 4:30 mark by Kromenhoek (#17).

The leader of the Bulls' defense sat down with the media less than 10 days from the season opener, and was followed by Teddy Foster (Sarasota's Cardinal Mooney High School, transfer from Florida) and Sam Robinson (Tallahassee/Rutgers) for their thoughts on the defensive unit and upcoming season.

Foster begins at the 9:50 mark, Robinson at 16:15.

Quite the enjoyable trio here, with Pampin and Tomasa having been teammates at the club level in Argentina and Gomes saying no sweat, I realize there was a fellow Brazilian who merely reached All-American status here before me, no pressure at all!

In a sitdown with the local media Wednesday, here's what the OC had to say about his group's progress.

The Morgan State transfer tells us how he came up as a defensive back, then WR - traits that his new Head Coach could admire - before becoming a running back in college.

As the season is almost here, our last batch of exclusive interviews with members of George Kiefer's men's soccer teams concludes with the last four of the players who transferred with him from Grand Canyon to USF.

For an excellent story on Kiefer's expectations for the Bulls, head to THIS link.

One of the few returning starters on the defsnsive side, followed (at the 5:15 mark) by a former 5-star recruit who followed Brian Hartline from Columbus. Both sat down with the media Wednesday afternoon after practice.

An informative and enjoyable sitdown with the leader of the Bulls' defense from Wednesday after practice. "Tips and Overthrows... Get Those" will be stuck in your head afterwards - at least it is in the Bulls' players. Aldridge guided the American's top defense at East Carolina in his lone season with the Pirates.

A series of near-misses frustrated the Canadian last year, but in her third season as a Bull Cabral sounds ready to take charge of the offense.

Lots of quality analysis and intel here! We start with Eric and Mikey as they were competitors in the Patriot League, with Axtman's Lafayette team pulling off an incredible run to the NCAA tournament - but topping him was Steinhaeuser's Saint Louis squad, which reached the College Cup. Steinhaeuser also has some familiarity with the Miami-based Bulls. And after committing to George Kiefer at Grand Canyon, Martin said the decision was easy to shift his new enviromment to Florida.

With the graduation of all-conference Raegan Richardson, the question is who will take over the role as setter(s) - but we think after hearing these conversations, you'll rest assured the group is more than capable! And oh yeah, the freshman (McCaughey) is a Legacy Bull as not only did her Mom play for USF... she was then standout, now HC Jolene Shepardson's roomy!

These two were a little bit of a package deal, not originally but turned out that way! Cadore is not shy about his strength and goal-scoring abilities, which Becerra confirms!

Can't tell these two are freshman! Stands to reason for Palmi, who was Osceola County's all-time leading hitter, surpassing her older sister in her senior season while being coached by her mother, a standout player at JU in her own right. As for Perez, a Middle, go ahead and give her a podcast!

His name translates to "Father of Peace" and that side of him comes out in the interview - but not on the soccer field! After impressing with a club team in Seattle, Zemenfes stayed in Oregon to help his Division II team to the NCAA tournament, and is ready to help the Bulls do the same at the big-time level.

A couple of freshmen who hope to boost the Bulls' attack.

Vecchiarelli and Frasca are both freshman from Toronto, playing at the Woodbridge club for almost a decade together - under the guidance of one of the Team Canada World Cup assistant coaches, Paul Stalteri. Frasca actually committed to Grand Canyon and made the switch to stay with George Kiefer. A defender, Frasca estimates he has seen Vecchiarelli score 200 goals in his lifetime, about 40 of those coming last season.

Two come from UF, two originally come from upstate New York, all have incredible joy for joining the USF women's soccer roster. We start with "AP" who played a semester at Kentucky, then it's fellow New Yorker Tellex (5:20 mark) who like Malkin (10:10 mark) started off in Gainesville.

Starting with a sophomore from Tampa Prep who practically never left the field as a freshman, then a junior who, well pretty much the same but add a year.

Be prepared to be impressed! Zeta Washington, is from Ponte Vedra Beach and most recently played at Cincinnati, sitting out last year due to injury - but picking up some awesome broadcasting experience in the meantime. She is very ready to return to the volleyball court, wears a memorable jersey number for a reason, and longtime tennis fans will remember her father, MalaVai.

Hear from a veteran wide receiver and a transfer offensive linemen after Friday's practice.

Get up to speed on the Bulls' offense from Coach Beck - this was not video streamed, so we're your exclusive place to get some quality audio as Beck met with our own Darek Sharp, Joey Johnston and a few others on the USF Beat Friday.

Two players expected to help hold down the back half of the pitch for women's soccer, which kicks off its season next week with a road trip to Washington. Starting with Lakewood Ranch's Regan - prounounced REE-gun, by the way - then Rightmire (3:30 mark), in her third season with USF.

Garvin came up big with 6 blocks in both the Bulls' conference tournament finale, and in the NCAA matchup with Penn State - so she knows all about coming up big in the big moments. Third-year Bull Wass de Czege follows at the 6-minute mark, and likes this new group of surrounding talent. (Note, she is from Tallahassee and the Bulls defeated FSU last year at the Yuengling Center, hence the photo of Garvin celebrating one of the many key plays in that victory).

Lot of fun to be had in these talks with a pair of men's soccer sophomores, Auby, who flashed as a freshman with four goals, was able to watch his native Norway in person at this year's World Cup - that was not so bad. He also has quite the collection of other sports he's handy at, as in best in the country in one! Injuries kept Wilson off the field for roughly half the games but he's ready to roll, and as someone who spent his life in Pa. and Nashville, is the right guy to ask about...

After four years at UCF, Buck is happy to spend her final season with the Bulls - she explains that, and gives some tremendous technical breakdowns of 1v1 battles and trying to usurp floppers. Next is Stinson (4:50 mark), a fullback who listed her "fun fact" as having had heart surgery! Darek naturally asks for more details. Then it's 5th-year Bull Bulis (9:30 mark), healthy as can be after an ACL while balancing biomedical engineering with back-line brilliance.

Growing up maybe before you want to. That's what Ilay Bracha, one of two freshmen from Israel on the men's soccer team, says that mandatory two years of military service leads to. And it could lead to benefits on the soccer field. He and Rotem Garama played as rivals in their homeland but have quickly become best buddies at USF, and the defenders are thrilled to be here.

They grew up entrenched in basketball, what with their fathers both being NBA starts, but Samiyah Abdur-Rahim and Ryelle Rondo are most definitely volleyball-playing ladies. And of course Bulls fans will know all about Samiyah's uncle Amir, she and Darek discuss his impact on her and Bulls nation. Ryelle's father Rajon won two NBA titles.

Gaby is a great goalie - and fortunately for us, was very gabby with her older brothers. Fun and informing stuff here on her sports upbringing, and experience catching footballs from the serious throwers of them. No wonder catching a hard soccer shot comes naturally!