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Conference play began in the fall sports Thursday, and what a great start it was with women's soccer putting up four first-half goals at Temple. Cross country ran on Friday morning in Alabama, Darek recaps that and previews the weekend for men's soccer, volleyball and women's tennis.

Once again we stretch past the hour mark! That's because the first segment is devoted mostly to that win against Florida with plenty of highlights and some fun reaction, and the national attention that has come the Bulls' way. Then it's time to talk offense with Coach Joel Gordon (20:15 mark), go Inside with Joey Johnston (29:30), scout the Miami Hurricanes (37:15), shift to the Defensive side with Todd Orlando (51:45), and finish with up with Safety Tavin Ward (1:01.15).

Yet another incredible win, perhaps the most significant in program history. Darek, Caylee and Joey discuss before bringing in the Head Coach and member of the Defensive Line for their thoughts, along with looking forward to the latest tough test for the 18th-ranked Bulls, Saturday at No. 5 Miami.

For a second straight Monday we present a LOT of football highlights, but before we get there, volleyball drops South Carolina in 4, differing results for the women's and men's soccer squads in their last pre-confernce matches, and women's golf finishes its first outing of the season.

It was a historic victory for football at Florida on Saturday in the Swamp, and here are the final few minutes of regulation as called by Jim Louk, Sam Barrington and Joey Johnston, followed by all of Joey's postgame interviews and final commentary. As heard on Bulls Unlimited.

A special night at the Yuengling Center merits a special Saturday morning of Bulls Beat! Darek recaps volleyball's 5-set win vs. FSU along with a dramatic 1-1 tie for still-unbeaten, 22nd-ranked men's soccer from Thursday plus Darek's chat with HC Bob Butehorn afterwards.

After what took place last Thursday, this first hour of the pregame show for Bulls-Gators was bound to actually be more than an hour! It's all here for you starting with highlights of the win against Boise and opening thoughts on this Saturday's matchup. Show includes interviews with OC Joel Gordon (16:15 mark), DC Todd Orlando (53:15) and QB Byrum Brown (1:01.45). And remember we'll be live on Bulls Unlimited Saturday starting at 4:15.

On the Wednesday program we give you some national accolades coming the Bulls' way especially for a certain linebacker, recap a dramatic and very well attended volleyball match Tuesday at the Yuengling Center, and preview Thursday's matchup for the now No. 22 men's soccer squad!

What an opener for the Bulls! Hosts Darek Sharp, Caylee Cottrell and Joey Johnston share their thoughts on the 34-7 win vs. Boise before looking ahead to Saturday's challenge in Gainesville. As always Head Coach Alex Golesh joins the program (3:00 mark), followed by this week's guest, WR Chas Nimrod (17:30).

It's been awhile! The first show of the year, Bulls Beat will post directly to the podcast page each Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoon. After some housekeeping on the revamped schedule for Season 9 of Bulls Beat and USF Bulls Unlimited, Darek gives you an update on the seasons for soccer and volleyball, all playing stacked schedules - then the last 15 minutes-plus are a full highlight reel of the rousing opener for football.

Why wait until two hours before kickoff to get ready for the matchup? Herd Here First, hosted by Jim Lighthall and Darek Sharp, has what you need to prepare for USF vs. Boise State. Hear from Offensive Coordinator Joel Gordon (16-minute mark), our Insider Joey Johnston (24:30), a scouting report on the Broncos (33:15), DC Todd Orlando (47:30) and transfer WR Chas Nimrod (55:45). Remember we go LIVE from Raymond James Stadium for even more pregame coverage, Thursday at 4:30 on Bulls Unlimited and new flagship radio station Q105.

Year Three of BullsEye with Alex Golesh kicks off our official Game Week coverage! Hosted by Darek Sharp, Joey Johnston and Caylee Cottrell. Special guest is new defensive lineman Josh Celiscar, who discusses being the first recipient of jersey No. 63 in honor of Lee Roy Selmon.

Next time coach addresses the media it will be Game Week! Where are the Bulls standing as the season draws near... Golesh fills you in.

All-conference linebacker lends insight with the start of the season just nine days away.

Veteran Offensive Lineman chatted with the media on Tuesday afternoon.

Always informative and entertaining, the man they call "KP" was a member of the very first USF football coaching staff, and returned in 2023 with the hiring of Alex Golesh.

After spending four years at FAU, Merrifield reunites with former coordinator Todd Orlando and position coach Kevin Patrick, while Flowers (who speaks first in the interview session) comes from Murray State.

In his third season with the Bulls, has helped oversee a position that has upped the defense's production in sacks and TFL.

Veteran leaders of the unique, hybrid position on the front end of the Bulls' defense. (Note, Watson is the first player to answer questions; in the photo Watson is sporting the black shirt, Harris green).

With 2 1/2 weeks before the regular season, Coach takes us through the setup as fall camp officially nears its end, and discusses the recent announcement of Josh Celiscar as the first recipient of jersey #63 in honor of Lee Roy Selmon. Plenty of interesting commentary on NIL and the school's hiring of a CEO of Athletics.

Quite the honor bestowed upon new, veteran defensive lineman.

From a legendary kicking family with great local ties!

The former USF... baseball player! Also proving to be one of the exceptional members of the defensive staff of the football team. Along with leading the safety group, Coach Rowe is the defensive Pass Game coordinator.

The coach, former six-year NFL player known as "DVD" gives a thorough overview of his position room and the USF Defense after Friday's practice.

The junior Safety from Jacksonville was the first of four members of the Bulls secondary to chat with the media Friday, including Joey Johnston and Darek Sharp of the South Florida Bulls radio network.

Former prolific high school QB from Ocala was one of the more accomplished freshmen on the Bulls' 2024 roster.

Made some big-time plays as a freshman DB, has added 20 pounds of muscle and is ready to roll.

The 2nd-year Bull nickel back received 10 starts after transferring in from South Carolina.

After amassing more than 2,000 yards in three seasons as an FCS All-American, Franklin spent last year at Oklahoma, and is ready to burst for the Bulls to close his college career.

After mostly watching as a trio of veterans took the majority of snaps his freshman season, the Gainesville kid is looking forward to more action (and a certain early-season road game!)

Fort Meade High kid had a fantastic freshman season and is looking to make a big leap in Year Two.

The transfer wideout from Tennessee.

Former standout receiver and national champ at Auburn, Burns went on to be a Tigers coach before eventually advancing to the staff of the New Orleans Saints for the past two seasons. Plenty of great information on the Bulls QB, RB, WR and OL!

Having lost standouts Kelley Joiner, Nay'Quan Wright and Ta'Ron Keith, the Bulls are turning to plenty of new faces at the Running Back position. Micah James takes stock of the exciting group as he enters his 2nd season as the Bulls' RB Coach!

After quite a few years away from home, the former Jesuit and Venice standout offensive linemen are back to give the Bulls a boost.

The third-year DC goes over many facets of his group, featuring a much-deeper line, Jim Thorpe Watch List member, even some talented freshmen.

The gregarious, fourth-year Bull is very high on the depth of this collection of fellow defensive lineman.

Get to know what drew Lee to USF after four seasons at Vandy - and what sport he is aspiring to learn on the side.

FAU transfer and promising 2nd-year Bull both excited about the offense, and particularly what the Tight End group can provide on that side.

Veteran Watson from Armwood, and sophomore Singleton who stood out as a 3rd-down rusher as a freshman. They explain the B-Backer position, their excitement surrounding the on-campus stadium and more!