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Photo Name: Baseball vs. Tampa_February 1989
The USF men's baseball team opened its 1989 campaign with a pair of victories against cross-town foe University of Tampa on February 4-5. The Bulls went on to record a 45-13 overall record during the 1989 season under head coach Eddie Cardieri, while posting a 13-5 mark in Sun Belt conference play. |
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What is the Varsity Club?
The mission of the Bulls Varsity Club is to encourage USF athletics letterwinners to be lifelong members of the USF Athletics family. Our focus is to maintain and strengthen the bond among letter winners, the university, and the department of intercollegiate athletics.
For More Information or To Join:
Contact Kemel Thompson at (813) 974-7180 | varsityclub@admin.usf.edu |
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? Greg Auman talks with Bulls' head coach Stan Heath talk about Bulls' signee Jarrid Famous. Auman writes," ..."No doubt, he was the prize for us," Heath said Thursday in his first chance to comment on the 6-foot-11 junior college center, who signed with the Bulls. "We really had to add a significant frontcourt player, someone ready to go, someone who could take us to another level. ... When I saw him play, I knew he was the one."
Famous, giving his first public comments since committing to the Bulls on Sunday, shared all kinds of insights -- that he had favored USF ever since his visit there, that he plans on wearing No. 12 with the Bulls, and much more.
"It feels wonderful," Famous said Thursday. "After my visit, I sat down and went over everything. I just felt comfortable there, with my family there, with the way I got along with Coach Heath.""
? Brian Bennett, ESPN.com's BIG EAST Blogger, list's the Ultimate Big East road trip for 2009 and in doing so lists the Bulls a number of times while highlighting USF's match-ups with Cincinnati, Miami and Florida State.
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April 23 |
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? With an WNIT title, 2 BIG EAST Championships and a St. Pete Bowl win the 2008-09 season has been filled with sucess. All the on field success brings up the question is the 2008-09 season the most successful season in USF Athletic History?
Vote Now Below and voice your thoughts on twitter on USFAthletics.
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? Will McLaughlin features softball's 2009 senior class as the Bulls prepare for their final home weekend when they host Providence. He writes,"Over the past four years, the 2009 softball senior class has achieved many postseason accomplishments. Now, it's hoping to solidify another postseason spot.
USF (30-20, 9-9) looks to clinch a place in the Big East tournament this weekend as it plays its final home series of the season, when the Bulls host a doubleheader against Providence (14-29, 6-9) on Friday at the USF Softball Field.
Before the game, the Bulls will honor five seniors who are playing their last home games: second baseman Britta Giddens, pitchers Cristi Ecks and Bree Spence, infielder Caitlin Schneider and catcher Liz Howell."
? In his blog, Greg Auman writes that Ken Eriksen is still hopeful for an NCAA at-large berth. He writes,"Even with a strong finish in its remaining four conference games, USF won't be seeded higher than fifth in the league tournament, which carries an automatic NCAA berth for the Big East champion. Eriksen said he feels an at-large berth is still in play if the Bulls can finish the season strong.
"I think there is, because if you look at the RPI," he said. "There are (30) automatics and (34) at-larges ... we're looking pretty decent. It's in our own hands, and we have an opportunity to win the conference tournament. Get there, win three straight and get some breaks. We're looking forward to it."
To do that, Eriksen will need a young lineup to produce runs when given the opportunity -- the Bulls are third in the Big East in hits, but ninth in RBIs -- and need the pitching staff to showcase the depth Eriksen liked entering the season."
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April 22 |
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? In his blog, Brett McMurphy writes that former Bulls Linebacker Tyrone McKenzie's draft stock is rising. He
writes,"That's what Todd McShay, the director of college football scouting for Scouts, Inc., projects. He has USF LB Tyrone McKenzie going in the third round of this weekend's NFL Draft to the Atlanta Falcons as the 90th pick overall.
That's one of the highest projections for McKenzie, who is projected as a fourth-round pick by ESPN.com's Mel Kiper Jr."
? Greg Auman's Blog
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? ESPN.com's Brian Bennett's BIG EAST Blog
? Oracle Sports Editor Kerry Klecic's Blog
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April 21 |
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? Rising senior defensive end George Selvie has been named to the 2009 Playboy All America Team for the second time in his career.
? Kelli Polson recaps men's tennis' 2009 BIG EAST Championship. She writes, "Senior Mahmoud Hamed ran to freshman Mark Oljaca and embraced him, lifting him in the air on the USF Varsity Tennis Courts.
Moments later, the South Florida men's tennis team raised a “Big East Champion” sign for the first time in program history.
In its third year in the Big East, the No. 3 seed South Florida men's tennis team won the school's third Big East postseason championship with a 4-0 victory over No. 5 seed DePaul on Sunday."
? In his blog, Greg Auman Tracks down some former Bulls in the minors. He writes," With baseball season underway, we'll take a chance to track down former USF players in the minor leagues. Last season saw Jeff Baisley make his major-league debut in Oakland, and there were more than a dozen Bulls in the minors. Eight have already reported to their new teams, and we'll start with those closest to the majors and move down the ladder ...
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