Skip Holtz has beaten the university that made his dad, Lou Holtz, a legend once again. Yes, just like in the 2011 season opener, South Florida got the best of Notre Dame. Apparently, super soph Aaron Lynch is taking his talents to Tampa. ESPN's sources indicate Lynch wants to be closer to his family and his girlfriend. The Cape Coral, FL native is coming home. … [Read more...] about Former Notre Dame DE Aaron Lynch transferring to South Florida
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South Florida’s Skip Holtz Gets Marquee Program Victory over Notre Dame
For the South Florida Bulls, yesterday's 23-20 win at #16 Notre Dame was a "program win." They haven't been playing at the highest level of college football for very long, so beating the most storied program in the entire sport, at their place, is quite a feat. "We talked about what a great challenge this was for us coming in here as a young program being that only 13 years … [Read more...] about South Florida’s Skip Holtz Gets Marquee Program Victory over Notre Dame
Death of Bucs Lee Roy Selmon Felt Especially Hard Among South Florida Bulls
College football and NFL hall of famer Lee Roy Selmon suffered a stroke on September 2, 2011, which left him hospitalized in extremely criticalcondition.On September 4, 2011 Selmon died from complications resulting from the stroke. He was said to be improving, however, two days after the stroke, but sadly Lee Roy Selmon passed away at the age of 56. He is a Tampa Bay … [Read more...] about Death of Bucs Lee Roy Selmon Felt Especially Hard Among South Florida Bulls
#16 Notre Dame Loses Long and Bizarre Opener to South Florida
Murphy's law is an epigram typically stated as: "Anything that can go wrong will go wrong." And it pretty much summed up the season opener for the #16 Notre Dame Fighting Irish, as they dropped a 23-20 decision to the South Florida Bulls. USF came in ten point underdogs, despite being a Big East conference favorite by many college football experts. I guess it's fitting that … [Read more...] about #16 Notre Dame Loses Long and Bizarre Opener to South Florida
