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Charlie Bradley, No. 30 |
| The most revered player in USF basketball history … Inducted into the inaugural USF Athletics Hall of Fame Class in 2009 ... Accumulated a school-record 2,319 points over his four seasons … One of three USF men’s players to have his jersey retired … A three-time Sun Belt Conference first-team selection … The Sun Belt Co-Player of the Year as a sophomore in 1982-83 when he averaged a school-record 28.2 points-per-game; led the nation in scoring for 11 weeks that year before ending up No. 5 among national leaders … Selected to the Sun Belt’s All-Decade Team, a 10-member squad compiled following the close of the league’s first 10 years (1976-86) … No. 1 on USF’s career scoring average list with a 19.6 point-per-game average … No. 1 on the career field goals made list with 892 … No. 1 on the career field goals attempted list with 1,966 … No. 1 on the career free throws made list with 459 … No. 1 on the career free throws attempted list with 606 … No. 4 on the career free throw percentage list at .807 … Occupies eight of the top 13 positions on USF’s all-time single-game scoring list … Owns the top three positions on the all-time single-season scoring list, single-season scoring average list, field goals made list, and field goals attempted list … Scored a school-record 42 points against Florida State, Dec. 10, 1982, at Gainesville in the Florida Four … No. 3 on the all-time single-game field goals made list with 16 against Long Island, Dec. 3, 1983 … Connected on 15 field goals on three occasions … Hit 14 free throws, No. 3 on USF’s all-time single-game list, against Penn State; his 18 attempts against the Nittany Lions are tied at No. 4 on the all-time single-game attempts list … Perfect from the free throw line in 11 attempts against Florida, Dec. 4, 1984, and was 12-of-13 against Florida State, Dec. 10, 1982 … Currently holds or shares 11 USF single-game, season, or career records … Drafted by Sacramento in the third round of the 1985 draft. |
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Chucky Atkins, No. 12 |
| One of college basketball’s premier point guards as a senior in 1995-96 … Retired near the top of USF’s career scoring and career assist lists … Now fifth among all-time scorers, was No. 3 when he left the program … Now third among all-time assist leaders with 519 … Held the program’s 3-point field goals made record for six years with 244; now No. 2 behind Reggie Kohn’s 252 but is still the 3-point field goals attempted leader with 674 … Played his first three seasons in the Metro Conference while his senior season was USF’s first in Conference USA … Named second-team All-C-USA in 1995-96 … Earned All-Metro Second Team honors as a junior in 1994-95 after collecting Metro All-Freshman honors in 1992-93 … Finished second among Metro scoring leaders as a junior in 1994-95 with 16.8 ppg and fell one-half point shy of becoming only the second player in Metro history to lead the league in scoring and assists the same season … Averaged a career-high 19.3 points-per-game as a senior, the highest average by a Bull since Charlie Bradley poured in 21.7 ppg in 1984-85 … Career 14.6 point-per-game average is tied at No. 8 on USF’s all-time list … No. 6 on the career field goals made list with 526 … No. 5 on the career field goals attempted list with 1,284 … No. 4 on the career free throws made list with 323 … No. 5 on the career free throws attempted list with 438 … No. 10 on the career steal list with 115 … Scored a career-high 36 points at UCF, Dec. 11, 1995 … Hit 12-of-13 free throws, tied at No. 7 on USF’s all-time free throw percentage list (.923) against Georgia State, Dec. 17, 1993 … Became the 11th Bull to score 1,000 points and just the fourth to do so prior to his senior season … An eight-year NBA veteran … Entered the league in 1999-00 with the Orlando Magic after playing professionally overseas … Named to the Schick NBA All-Rookie Team after averaging 9.5 points and 3.7 assists in his only season with Orlando ... Has also made stops in Detroit, Boston, Los Angeles, Washington and Memphis ... Started every game for the Lakers in 2004-05. |
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Radenko Dobras, No. 31 |
| Perhaps USF’s top basketball student-athlete ever with a 3.6 GPA in computer engineering to go along with his 1,935 points … The only USF men’s basketball player to earn GTE Academic All-America honors … Led USF in scoring four seasons including the program’s final three in the Sun Belt Conference and its first in the Metro Conference … The only Bull ever to lead the team in scoring four times … Remarkably, also paced the team in assists three seasons (was second in assists his sophomore campaign) and held USF’s career assist record for a decade until Reggie Kohn surpassed him 11 seasons later; Kohn is No. 1 with 632 while Dobras is No. 2 with 534 … One of two Bulls (Chucky Atkins is the other) to score 1,600 points and record 500 assists … A two-time All-Sun Belt selection, earning second-team honors as sophomore in 1989-90 and first-team honors as a junior in 1990-91 … Named first-team All-Metro Conference in 1991-92 … Also selected to the Sun Belt All-Freshman Team in 1988-89 … One of three Bulls to earn all-conference first or second-team honors in three seasons (Charlie Bradley and B.B. Waldon are the others) … Named Sun Belt Tournament Most Valuable Player when he led USF to the 1990 title with wins over South Alabama (first round), Jacksonville (semifinals), and Charlotte (finals) at Birmingham, Ala.; the title is the only league tournament title in USF basketball history … Played on three postseason teams including USF's two NCAA Tournament clubs in 1990 and 1992; USF played in the 1991 NIT … Tied at No. 3 on the USF career scoring average list with a 17.0 point-per-game average … No. 4 on the career field goals made list with 714 … No. 3 on the career field goals attempted list with 1,639 … No. 7 on the career free throws made list with 290 … No. 5 on the career free throw percentage list at .786 (290-of-369) … No. 3 on the career 3-point field goals made list with 217 … No. 3 on the career 3-point field goals attempted list with 617 … No. 6 on the career steals list with 152 … When his career ended he was No. 1 on the career assist (now No. 2), steals (now No. 6), 3-point field goals made (now No. 3), and games started (now No. 2) lists … Hit a school-record eight 3-pointers against Florida, Jan. 9, 1989. |
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Wanda Guyton, No. 50 |
| Played at USF from 1985-89 ... Member of the very first USF Athletics Hall of Fame class in 2009 ... Career leader in field goal percentage (.588), rebounds (1,077), and rebound average (11.1) and second all-time in scoring average (18.8) and points (1,820) ... Single season record holder in field goal percentage (.649) and rebounding (377) ... Career leader in double-doubles with 45 ... Only Bull to ever average a double-double over a career ... Sun Belt Player of the Year as a senior (1988-89) and a three-time All-Sun Belt selection during her career ... Third nationally in rebounding in 1988-89, top 10 in 1987-88, and top 10 in scoring and field goal percentage in 1986-87. |
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Michelle Collier, No. 10 |
| On Dec. 18, 2002, Michelle Collier became the first-ever All-American for the USF volleyball program when she was named to the AVCA All-America Third Team. In addition, she became the first player in the history of Conference USA to earn the All-American distinction. In her five years with the USF volleyball team, Collier led the Bulls to four of their most successful seasons in the history of the program. In her four seasons USF never finished lower than second in the C-USA standings, and she also led the team to the 2002 C-USA Tournament Championship, the program's first since 1996. She was the only C-USA player ever to be a four-time All-C-USA First Team selection and also took home two Player of the Year honors and a Freshman of the Year plaque. She was named to the AVCA All-Region Team all four years she played and was on the C-USA All-Tournament team in 1998, 2000 and 2002. Only four matches into her senior campaign., on Sept. 5, 2002, Collier broke the C-USA career kills record with the 2,053rd kill of her career. She also holds USF career records in kills and digs, single-season records in kills, attacks and kills per game, and match records in kills and attacks. In four years she helped take the team to three NCAA tournaments, including a tie for the program's best-ever finish in 2002, making it to the second round of the championships. |
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