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DevOfficial · 10-03-2012, 01:11 PM

Big East Football Prepares for Change
Written by Classic, digitalsportscene.net

When you compare the two, it's quite obvious that the Big East Conference is known for it's basketball. The annual Big East Basketball Conference tournament held in Madison Square Garden attracts attention from all-around as some of the best hoops teams in the nation compete for the conference title. The 16-team basketball conference holds teams such as DePaul, Seton Hall, St. Johns, Villanova and Providence. What do these schools have in common? No football division one football programs. Cutting the football conference short already. Furthermore, schools like Syracuse and Connecticut consistently put out some of the best basketball teams in the country, on the other hand, the football side of these schools are lackluster. And finally, Big East Basketball schools are not part of the football conference, Notre Dame, for example, is an Independent football school.

The 2012 football conference is stuck with eight teams, seven returning schools, with the edition of Temple from the Mid-American Conference. The question now, how successful can the Temple Owls be in their new surroundings? Unfortunately, Temple does not make up for the loss of West Virginia, but they do deserve respect from their new Big East rivals. Coming off a 9-4 season capped off with a New Mexico Bowl win where star running back Bernard Pierce led them to success, the Owls have confidence coming into the new year. Pierce went through the Temple system, and now is a rookie trying to earn his spot on the Baltimore Ravens, leaving the Owls to hope future talent just like him.

In 2013 the Big East has something more to be excited about. The plan is to split the Conference into two divisions, the East and West, after adding six new teams. Central Florida, Houston, Memphis and SMU from Conference USA, along with Boise State and San Diego State from the Mountain West. Meanwhile, the conference loses Pittsburgh and Syracuse to the ACC. After these additions the Conference title may no longer be appropiate, but it's all worth it if the football is revived.

By 2015, Navy is expected to join the conference making it a thirteen team conference. Possibly followed by Air Force, and Army, ECU, Georgia State, along with the exit of Louisville, Rutgers, and Connecticut a little bit farther down the road.

DevOfficial · 10-03-2012, 01:12 PM

2012 Football Roster

(After transferring from ND, sophomore Aaron Lynch is expected to be a giant addition to the USF defensive line.)

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South Florida Bulls 2012 Team Roster
#	OFFENSE	POS	HT	WT	CLASS	HOMETOWN
7	BJ Daniels	QB	6'0"	215	SR	Longwood, FL
13	Bobby Eveld	QB	6'5"	217	JR	Maitland, FL
11	Matt Floyd	QB	6'1"	201	FR (RS)	Sunrise, FL
21	Demetris Murray	HB	6'0"	224	SR	Panthersville, GA
3	Michael Pierre	HB	5'11"	200	JR	Gaines School, GA
5	Lindsey Lamar	HB	5'9"	185	SR	Myrtle Grove, FL
20	Marcus Shaw	HB	5'9"	191	JR	New Port Richey, FL
24	Bradley Battles	HB	5'9"	206	JR	Kathleen, FL
45	Tye Turner	FB	6'3"	255	SO	Coral Terrace, FL
10	Terrence Mitchell	WR	5'10"	160	JR	Opa-locka, FL
17	Sterling Griffin	WR	6'0"	194	JR	Palmetto Estates, FL
87	Derrick Hopkins	WR	5'5"	160	JR	Carrollwood, FL
82	Chris Dunkley	WR	6'0"	177	SO	Haines City, FL
15	Victor Marc	WR	5'11"	220	SR	Boca Grande, FL
80	Stephen Bravo Brown	WR	5'10"	178	JR	Tarpon Spring, FL
12	D'Vario Montgomery	WR	6'3"	215	FR	Winter Park, FL
85	LaMarlin Wiggins	WR	6'2"	181	FR	Titusville, FL
81	Andre Davis	WR	6'1"	200	SO	Temple Terrace, FL
83	Deonte Welch	WR	6'0"	206	SO	Bartow, FL
9	Evan Landi	TE	6'3"	227	SR	Stuart, FL
25	Sean Price	TE	6'4"	232	FR	Aventura, FL
86	Mike McFarland	TE	6'5"	247	SO	Hialeah, FL
32	Isaac Virgin	TE	6'4"	256	SO	Fort Pierce, FL
74	Mark Popek	LT	6'7"	296	SR	Fairview Shores, FL
76	Darrell Williams	LT	6'5"	286	SO	Ormond Beach, FL
73	Damien Edwards	LG	6'5"	329	SR	Parker, AZ
61	Brynjar Gudmundsson	LG	6'4"	293	FR (RS)	Orlando, FL
78	Austin Reiter	C	6'3"	278	SO	Davie, FL
64	Thor Jozwiak	C	6'4"	307	FR (RS)	Melbourne, FL
60	Danous Estenor	RG	6'3"	304	SR	Vero Beach South, FL
65	Lawrence Martin	RG	6'3"	309	JR	Tamarac, FL
70	Quinterrius Eatmon	RT	6'6"	313	SO	Talladega, AL
77	Chandlor Mathews	RT	6'5"	290	JR	Teaneck, NJ
67	Kameron Davis	RT	6'6"	280	FR	Hialeah, FL
#	DEFENSE	POS	HT	WT	CLASS	HOMETOWN
97	Ryne Giddins	LE	6'3"	263	JR	Westchester, FL
96	Guito Ervilus	LE	6'5"	225	FR	Bellair, FL
99	Tevin Mims	LE	6'3"	250	JR	Pecan Grove, TX
19	Aaron Lynch	RE	6"6	245	SO	Miami Lakes, FL
54	Julius Forte	RE	6'2"	255	JR	Lake Magdalene, FL
91	Eric Lee	RE	6'3"	234	FR	Arab, AL
92	Luke Sager	DT	6'3"	282	JR	Fort Walton Beach, FL
56	Clavion Nelson	DT	6'3"	269	FR (RS)	Cape Coral, FL
46	James Hamilton	DT	6'4"	325	FR	Thomaston, GA
53	Elkino Watson	DT	6'2"	287	SO	West Palm Beach, FL
95	Todd Chandler	DT	6'0"	306	SO	Coconut Creek, FL
93	Demi Thompson	DT	6'1"	281	JR	Melbourne, FL
36	Sam Carrington	LOLB	6'1"	230	SR	West Pensacola, FL
16	Reshard Cliett	LOLB	6'2"	212	SO	Doraville, GA
58	Tashon Whitehurst	LOLB	6'2"	190	FR	West Little River, FL
55	Michael Lanaris	MLB	6'0"	234	SR	Englewood, FL
52	Zack Bullock	MLB	6'3"	210	FR (RS)	Asbury Park, NJ
50	Hans Louis	MLB	6'0"	220	SO	West Palm Beach, FL
34	Dede Lattimore	ROLB	6'1"	238	JR	Cedartown, GA
35	Mike Jeune	ROLB	6'0"	224	SR	Palm Harbor, FL
6	Kayvon Webster	CB	5'11"	192	SR	Ocoee, FL
14	Fidel Montgomery	CB	6'0"	186	JR	North Lauderdale, FL
22	George Baker	CB	5'11"	182	SR	Lauderhill, FL
31	Chris Bivins	CB	5'11"	175	FR	Fort Lauderdale, FL
33	Jalen Spencer	CB	6'1"	185	FR	St. Simons, GA
27	Kenneth Durden	CB	6'0"	176	FR (RS)	Jacksonville, FL
18	Josh Brown	CB	6'0"	193	JR	Ocala, FL
26	Mark Joyce	FS	5'10"	200	JR	Aventura, FL
4	Jarvis McCall	FS	6'2"	185	FR	Coral Gables, FL
8	Jon Lejiste	SS	6'0"	212	SR	Chattahoochee, FL
30	Jaquez Jenkins	SS	6'2"	189	JR	Spring Hill, FL
37	Trevon Griffin	SS	6'0"	211	SO	Naples, FL
#	SPECIAL TEAMS	POS	HT	WT	CLASS	HOMETOWN
28	Maikon Bonani	K	5'10"	175	SR	West Little River, FL
49	Mattias Ciabatti	P	6'0"	183	FR (RS)	Orlando, FL

DevOfficial · 10-03-2012, 01:13 PM

South Florida 2012 Football Schedule
Wk #1 (9/1/12) VS Chattanooga -- 12:00PM
Wk #2 (9/8/12) AT Nevada -- 4:30PM
Wk #3 (9/15/12) VS Rutgers -- 12:30PM [Big East Game]
Wk #4 (9/22/12) AT Ball State -- 12:00PM
Wk #5 (9/29/12) VS #8 Florida State -- 3:30PM
Wk #6 (10/6/12) AT Temple -- 3:30PM [Big East Game]
Wk #7 --
Wk #8 (10/20/12) AT Louisville -- 3:30PM [Big East Game]
Wk #9 (10/27/12) VS Syracuse -- 4:30PM [Big East Game]
Wk #10 (11/3/12) VS Connecticut -- 2:00PM [Big East Game]
Wk #11 --
Wk #12 (11/17/12) AT Miami -- 6:00PM
Wk #13 (11/23/12) AT Cincinnati -- 3:30PM [Big East Game]
Wk #14 (12/1/12) VS Pittsburgh -- 12:00PM [Big East Game]

DevOfficial · 10-03-2012, 01:13 PM

NCAA Football 2012 Preseason Preview

NCAA Football Rankings - Coaches Poll - Updated: Aug 29, 2012
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	--	Alabama (32)	0	0	1496
2	--	USC (24)	0	0	1424
3	--	LSU (2)	0	0	1354
4	--	Oregon (1)	0	0	1285
5	--	Oklahoma (1)	0	0	1218
6	--	Georgia (1)	0	0	1153
7	--	Arkansas	0	0	1089
8	--	Florida State	0	0	1026
9	--	Michigan	0	0	965
10	--	West Virginia	0	0	905
11	--	South Carolina	0	0	847
12	--	Michigan State	0	0	791
13	--	Kansas State	0	0	735
14	--	Clemson	0	0	682
15	--	Virginia Tech	0	0	630
16	--	Wisconsin	0	0	579
17	--	TCU	0	0	530
18	--	Ohio State	0	0	482
19	--	Nebraska	0	0	436
20	--	Stanford	0	0	392
21	--	Boise State	0	0	349
22	--	Texas	0	0	307
23	--	Oklahoma State	0	0	267
24	--	Notre Dame	0	0	228
25	--	Florida	0	0	191

Preseason 2012 NCAA 1st Team All-Americans
Pos	Player Name	Ht	Wt	Year
QB	Matt Barkley, USC	6'2"	230	Sr.
HB	Marcus Lattimore, South Carolina	6'0"	218	Jr.
HB	Montee Ball, Wisconsin	5'11"	212	Sr.
WR	Sammy Watkins, Clemson	6'1"	200	So.
WR	Josh Boyce, TCU	6'0"	203	Jr.
TE	Tyler Eifert, Notre Dame	6'6"	251	Jr.
OL	Alex Norman, Texas	6'4"	285	Fr.
OL	Carson York, Oregon	6'5"	292	Sr.
OL	Mason Walters, Texas	6'6"	315	Jr.
OL	Xavier Su'A Filo, UCLA	6'4"	310	So.
C	Sam Schwartzstein, Stanford	6'3"	290	Sr.
DL	James Gayle, Virginia Tech	6'4"	260	Jr.
DL	Jackson Jeffcoat, Texas	6'5"	250	Jr.
DL	Kawann Short, Purdue	6'3"	310	Sr.
DL	Star Lotulelei, Utah	6'4'	325	Sr.
LB	Jordan Hicks, Texas	6'2"	235	Jr.
LB	Manti Te'O, Notre Dame	6'2"	255	Sr.
LB	Michael Clay, Oregon	5'11"	219	Sr.
DB	David Amerson, Stanford	6'3"	194	Jr.
DB	Jalen Mills, LSU	6'0"	180	Fr.
DB	DJ Swearinger, South Carolina	6'0"	210	Sr.
DB	Sean Parker, Washington	5'10"	200	Jr.
K	Dustin Hopkins, Florida State	6'2"	183	Sr.
P	Brad Wing, LSU	6'3"	184	So.
RS	Raheem Mostert, Purdue	5'11"	180	So.

Heisman Watch - Updated: Aug 29, 2012
NAME	POS	SCHOOL	SEASON STATS
Matt Barkley	QB	USC
Montee Ball	HB	Wisconsin
Jalen Mills	CB	LSU
Denard Robinson	QB	Michigan
Landry Jones	QB	Oklahoma

DevOfficial · 10-03-2012, 01:14 PM

College Gameday Week 1, 9/1/12

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Saturday's Specials
Southern Miss AT #19 Nebraska 12:00PM (Herbstreit: Nebraska)
Marshall AT #10 West Virginia 3:30PM [Rivalry Game] (Herbstreit: West Virginia)
San Jose State AT #20 Stanford 3:30PM [Rivalry Game] (Herbstreit: Stanford)
#14 Clemson AT Auburn 7:00PM (Herbstreit: Clemson)
#1 Alabama AT #9 Michigan 8:00PM (Herbstreit: Alabama)
Georgia Tech AT #15 Virginia Tech 8:00PM (Herbstreit: Georgia Tech)
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Matchup Preview **|** August 31, 2012

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Chattanooga Mocs
(0-0, 0-0 Away)

South Florida Bulls
(0-0, 0-0 Home)

Offensive Stats Comparison
--	Points Per Game	--
--	Total Offensive Yards	--
--	Rushing Yards	--
--	Passing Yards	--

Defensive Stats Comparison
	Total Yards Allowed
	Rushing Yards Allowed
	Passing Yards Allowed

Injury Report
No Injuries		No Injuries

Game Notes
Herbstreit's Pick: South Florida

DevOfficial · 10-03-2012, 01:15 PM

NCAAF 2012 REGULAR SEASON -- WEEK 1
CHATTANOOGA MOCS @ SOUTH FLORIDA BULLS

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Webster Wrecks Chattanooga, Leads USF's Shutout Effort
9/2/12

CB Kayvon Webster - 3 Tkls, 3 Ints, 1 FF

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Chattanooga Mocs at South Florida Bulls
Sep 1, 2012	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	OT	SCORE
Chattanooga Mocs (0-1)	0	0	0	0	-	0
South Florida Bulls (1-0)	3	23	7	7	-	40

Team Stats Comparison
	CHAT	USF
Total Offense	192	408
Rushing Yards	-10	192
Passing Yards	202	216
First Downs	12	17
Punt Return Yards	0	19
Kick Return Yards	131	29
Total Yards	323	456
Turnovers	6	1
3rd Down Converstion	1-5	6-10
4th Down Conversion	0-1	0-0
2-Point Conversion	0-0	0-0
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	1-0-0	6-4-2
Penalties	0-0	2-20
Posession Time	8:55	19:05

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING		CHAT	USF
4:39	(USF) M. Bonani 19 Yd FG	0	3
SECOND QUARTER SCORING		CHAT	USF
6:30	(USF) E. Landi 5 Yd pass from B. Daniels (M. Bonani Kick)	0	10
4:15	(USF) M. Bonani 25 Yd FG	0	13
0:55	(USF) D. Murray 17 Yd pass from B. Daniels (M. Bonani Kick)	0	20
0:17	(USF) S. Griffin 27 Yd pass from B. Daniels (Missed PAT)	0	26
THIRD QUARTER SCORING		CHAT	USF
2:34	(USF) D. Murray 4 Yd run (M. Bonani Kick)	0	33
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING		CHAT	USF
6:59	(USF) B. Daniels 0 Yd run (M, Bonani Kick)	0	40

Chattanooga Mocs

South Florida Bulls
PASSING	C/A	YDS	TD	INT
BJ Daniels	18/23	216	3	1
RUSHING	ATT	YDS	AVG	TD
Demetris Murray	26	138	5.3	1
BJ Daniels	5	29	5.8	1
RECEIVING	REC	YDS	AVG	TD
Sterling Griffin	4	75	18.7	1
Evan Landi	3	10	3.3	1
Chris Dunkley	3	37	12.3	0
Terrence Mitchell	3	34	11.3	0
Demetris Murray	2	30	15.0	1
DEFENSE	TACK	SACK	INT	TD
Kayvon Webster	3	0	3	0
Michael Lanaris	7	1	0	0
Jon Lejiste	6	0	0	0
Chris Bivins	6	0	0	0
KICKING	FG	XP	PTS	LONG
Maikon Bonani	2/2	4/5	10	26

DevOfficial · 10-03-2012, 01:15 PM

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10-03-2012, 01:10 PM	#1
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10-03-2012, 01:11 PM	#2
DevOfficial Rookie OVR: 0 Join Date: Sep 2012	Re: Dark Green Machine \| South Florida Football Big East Football Prepares for Change Written by Classic, digitalsportscene.net When you compare the two, it's quite obvious that the Big East Conference is known for it's basketball. The annual Big East Basketball Conference tournament held in Madison Square Garden attracts attention from all-around as some of the best hoops teams in the nation compete for the conference title. The 16-team basketball conference holds teams such as DePaul, Seton Hall, St. Johns, Villanova and Providence. What do these schools have in common? No football division one football programs. Cutting the football conference short already. Furthermore, schools like Syracuse and Connecticut consistently put out some of the best basketball teams in the country, on the other hand, the football side of these schools are lackluster. And finally, Big East Basketball schools are not part of the football conference, Notre Dame, for example, is an Independent football school. The 2012 football conference is stuck with eight teams, seven returning schools, with the edition of Temple from the Mid-American Conference. The question now, how successful can the Temple Owls be in their new surroundings? Unfortunately, Temple does not make up for the loss of West Virginia, but they do deserve respect from their new Big East rivals. Coming off a 9-4 season capped off with a New Mexico Bowl win where star running back Bernard Pierce led them to success, the Owls have confidence coming into the new year. Pierce went through the Temple system, and now is a rookie trying to earn his spot on the Baltimore Ravens, leaving the Owls to hope future talent just like him. In 2013 the Big East has something more to be excited about. The plan is to split the Conference into two divisions, the East and West, after adding six new teams. Central Florida, Houston, Memphis and SMU from Conference USA, along with Boise State and San Diego State from the Mountain West. Meanwhile, the conference loses Pittsburgh and Syracuse to the ACC. After these additions the Conference title may no longer be appropiate, but it's all worth it if the football is revived. By 2015, Navy is expected to join the conference making it a thirteen team conference. Possibly followed by Air Force, and Army, ECU, Georgia State, along with the exit of Louisville, Rutgers, and Connecticut a little bit farther down the road.

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