TAMPA, Fla. – December 26, 2025 — The University of South Florida men's basketball team (7-5) returns to the Yuengling Center on Monday afternoon to host Georgia College & State in what will be the final matchup of the Bulls' non-conference schedule.
The Bulls are on a five-game home win streak. Tip-off is set for 4:30 p.m. ET, with live coverage on ESPN+ and radio broadcast on Bulls Unlimited.
Last Time Out
The Bulls have won three of their last four games, only losing to a ranked Alabama team. Last week, South Florida defeated former NCAA Tournament team, UMBC, by a score of 94-69. South Florida looks to close non-conference play strong with a win. South Florida had the No. 15-ranked non-conference strength of schedule according to ESPN.
Scouting the Bobcats
Georgia College & State, an NCAA Division II program, makes the trip to Tampa seeking to make an impression in a rare Division I matchup. Monday marks the first-ever meeting between USF and Georgia College & State.
Up Next:
South Florida opens American Conference action on Sun., Jan. 4 vs. UAB at the Yuengling Center.
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About USF Men's Basketball
South Florida men's basketball named Bryan Hodgson, 37, as the program's 12th head coach on March 24, 2025. Hodgson came to Tampa from Arkansas State, where he led the program to back-to-back 20-win seasons and its first postseason appearance since 1999 in his two seasons at the helm.
The program, entering its 55th season in 2025-26, most recently won the American Athletic Conference regular season championship in 2023-24 and has made 13 postseason appearances, including three NCAA Tournaments, nine NITs, and a CBI championship in 2019. Three former Bulls – Chucky Atkins, Charlie Bradley, and Rodenko Dobras – have had their jerseys retired and are members of the USF Athletic Hall of Fame. The Bulls play their home games at the 10,400-seat Yuengling Center on the USF Tampa campus.
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