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The University of South Florida’s football program is entering a pivotal 2024 campaign, as a wave of fresh talent and a reshaped coaching staff promise a markedly different offensive identity.
Stanford alumnus Mudia Reuben, recognized on the Allstate Wuerffel Trophy watch list, combines groundbreaking water‑well projects in Nigeria with top‑tier performance for the South Florida Bulls, while preparing for a new stadium and a pivotal 2026 campaign.
The Bulls' 2026 preseason roster sees five first‑team selections and three more on the second and third teams, highlighting a squad poised for a landmark year.
The University of South Florida Bulls are using their fall training camp to sharpen fundamentals, build physicality and prepare for a season where execution and heart will define their championship hopes.
Nico Gramatica, the South Florida Bulls' standout kicker, has been named to the 35‑player preseason watch list for the Lou Groza Collegiate Place‑Kicker Award, recognizing a season that includes program records and key victories.
Caleb Cook earns a spot on the Outland Trophy preseason watch list as South Florida prepares for a milestone season under new head coach Brian Hartline.
ESPN’s Football Power Index projects Tulane as the frontrunner in the 2026 American Conference, while Memphis, South Florida and Navy jostle for position amid roster changes and new coaching staffs.
As the transfer portal reshapes college football rosters, the University of South Florida Bulls are emphasizing the veterans who remain, showcasing how loyalty, experience and off‑field initiatives are shaping the program’s identity.
Recent successes on the field, a new stadium and a massive TV market have put the University of South Florida at the center of a debate that could reshape college football’s hierarchy.
Julian Fleming received a 9‑to‑23‑month sentence for involuntary manslaughter and DUI following a May 2023 crash in Pennsylvania that killed Alyssa Boyd.
A look at the promising college quarterbacks who are expected to make a significant impact in the upcoming 2026 season, highlighting their skills, teams and early projections.
Julian Sayin set a new passing benchmark for Ohio State, but the Buckeyes fell short in the Cotton Bowl and the Big Ten Championship. With a revamped offense and top receiver Jeremiah Smith returning, Sayin is determined to translate near‑misses into a title.
Two separate live feeds from the American Conference Media Day will give fans unprecedented access to coaches, players, and key administrators across the 14‑team league.
Analyst David Pollack foresees true freshman Chris Henry Jr. becoming the next elite wide receiver for Ohio State, a prospect who could soon eclipse Jeremiah Smith's record.
Ohio State secures a commitment from Jett Harrison while courting Brysen Wright, a top Florida receiver whose family cites the need to rebuild ties after Brian Hartline's departure.
Ohio State is making a strong push for a top‑five 2027 class, but the possible loss of Monshun Sales to Texas highlights the competitive nature of modern college recruiting.
USA TODAY Florida Recruiting reporters Nick Wilson and Jon Santucci evaluate how each FBS program in Florida performed in home recruiting after the July 4 deadline, highlighting top commitments and staff dynamics.
Florida combines seven FBS programs and three NFL teams, historic championships, and ambitious stadium projects to cement its status as a gridiron epicenter.
Ohio State is courting five-star wide receiver Monshun Sales, ranked No. 2 among wideouts and No. 8 overall in the 2027 class, amid commitments from other top prospects and a competitive landscape that includes Alabama and Indiana.
Ohio State is in a fierce recruitment battle for Monshun Sales, a top‑ranked wideout whose pledge would cement a historic 2027 class.
Jett Harrison, son of Hall of Famer Marvin Harrison and brother of NFL standout Marvin Harrison Jr., announced his commitment to Ohio State, cementing a No. 1 class that already includes other elite prospects.
Recent hires at Ohio State reflect a blend of offensive innovation, defensive continuity, and a heightened focus on the transfer market.
Jordan Donahoo, a 6‑foot‑4 wide receiver, announced his commitment to Ohio State, adding depth to the Buckeyes' wide receiver group and marking a key addition under new coach Cortez Hankton.
The nation's No. 2 wide receiver is courting major programs, with Texas entering the race and Easton Royal eyeing a shared future.