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University of South Florida senior CBs Mike Jenkins and Trae Williams, both solid NFL prospects, have impressed Central Florida coach George O'Leary. ...more
October 9, 2007
Tony Romo is nothing if not resilient. And because he didn't let four interceptions in the first half, two returned for touchdowns, destroy his night, the Dallas Cowboys pulled off a stunning comeback victory. ...more
October 9, 2007
If this indeed is the final meeting in Tampa between the schools separated by less than 100 miles, it will be witnessed by an expected sellout crowd and a national television audience. ...more
October 8, 2007
If it just meant preseason No. 5 Michigan losing at the Big House to a Division I-AA team (Appalachian State), it would qualify as unprecedented. ...more
October 8, 2007
Opportunity lost. Massive opportunity lost. ...more
October 7, 2007
Last weekend featured two great events at Raymond James Stadium. ...more
October 7, 2007
The state of West Virginia's slogan is 'Wild and Wonderful,' but it was University of South Florida quarterback Matt Grothe and the rest of the Bulls having the wild and wonderful time during USF's 21-13 win against the Mountaineers on Friday night in front of a sellout crowd at Raymond James Stadium. ...more
September 29, 2007
It's arguably the biggest college football game ever played in Tampa - No. 5-ranked West Virginia at No. 18 South Florida. As the scene plays out tonight at Raymond James Stadium, it's tempting to observe with sheer wonder. ...more
September 28, 2007
After two long days of seemingly endless baseball, Melky Cabrera and the Yankees finally nudged a little closer to a playoff berth. ...more
September 23, 2007
For one startling 15-minute span, Tampa Bay's offensive line imposed its will on the favored Seahawks and prompted Bucs fans to ponder the possibilities. ...more
September 10, 2007
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