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2:53
USF Cornerback Quenton Washington talks about time flying by, the youngsters on the team, and how he wants to follow in fellow Fort Myers native Deion Sanders in football and broadcasting.
1:47
USF Offensive Lineman Jeremiah Warren talks about some of his favorite memories during his time at USF, and not all of them involved football. Music and the election of President Barack Obama are high
1:41
Story of USF long snapper Michael Walsh, who played at Plant High School. Talks about the changes he's gone through and his journey from freshman year to senior year.
1:58
Story of 27-year-old USF walk-on Sharly Azard, who had a series of jobs (Home Depot, Fed Express, etc) after college, made the team during an open tryout under Jim Leavitt, then played special teams u
1:16
Senior Night Profiles Jeremiah Warren, Sharly Azard, Quenton Washington, Michael Walsh
1:55
Profile of the some of the USF staff and their responsibilities on game day
1:51
Interactive exhibits, games, contests for USF fans in a designated area outside Raymond James Stadium. Also, the 620 WDAE pre-game radio show is held there.
1:57
Section 228 fans think they're the best in the stadium
2:35
USF football players wear uniforms to recognize the Wounded Warriors. Players talk about the honor, 3 wounded warriors recognized at the game
0:56
Description of segments: The Wounded Warriors, the 2-2-8 fan section, the Bull Ring and the game day crew
1:43
Head coach Skip Holtz talks about how valuable it is to have graduate assistants on staff, while Marquel Blackwell talks about what game day is like for him.
1:41
Graduate assistant and former Bulls defensive back Glenn Davis talks about the demands of the job, his last day off, and his time at USF.from player to coach.
1:57
Graduate assistant Joe Sloan talks about the sacrifices and requirements graduate assistants must face, and why networking is so important in the profession
1:47
USF Graduate Assistant Marquel Blackwell talks about going from high school head coach to graduate assistant and his relationship with current Bulls QB B.J. Daniels
1:06
Dave Reynolds' introduction to week 5 show.
2:01
Jennifer Holtz (Skip's wife) hosts friends and family in their suite at Raymond James Stadium
1:43
Find out what some USF players and coaches do in the locker room before a game.
1:36
USF Players relaxing, clowning around during stretching before practice. AKA "The Flex Period"
2:11
Two of the favorite places for the USF football team to hang out on campus before practice, between classes, etc.
1:22
Dave Reynolds introduces the segments from "The Hangouts"
1:59
Defensive backs Jon Lejiste and Jerrell Young discuss their trash talking skills.
2:05
Play-by-play man Jim Louk, Analyst Mark Robinson and sideline reporter Mike Pepper talk about what it's like to be part of the broadcast team.
1:51
USF linebacker Mike Lanaris wears a wireless microphone at practice. Known as the funniest player on the team, we get to eavesdrop on some of his comments to teammates and coach Holtz. Roommate Evan L
1:50
Skip Holtz talks about his ability to talk, how he got it from his father Lou, chats with Mike Lanaris at practice, and addresses the team in the locker room after beating Ball State.
0:55
Dave describes this week's stories from "The Gift of Gab" segment. Profiles of Skip Holtz, chatty linebacker Mike Lanaris, the USF radio broadcast team of Jim Louk, Mark Robinson and Mike Pepper. And
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