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USF Job Details

Contract: 4 years
Security: Safe
Team Ratings(OVR/OFF/DEF): 83/81/87
Prestige:
Playbook: Western Kentucky (Pro)
Ask Coach: Never
Balance: Run 55%
Aggressiveness: Aggressive 55%
Sub Frequency: 60%

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Recruiting Requests

From: Coach Porell
To: Scouting/Recruiting Department, Coach Taggart

As we have discussed it is my intention to run a pro-style balanced offense much like the one Coach Taggart ran at Western Kentucky. As such I have included some information outlining which type of player we should covet at each position. Please see below.

-Quarterbacks

Our quarterbacks should be players that are considered "pro-style" quarterbacks whose primary talent is to thrown the ball down the field. Players with some athleticism are a plus. Quarterback is the single most important position on our offense.

-Halfbacks

We would like a mix of players here. Some who can bang inside and others with the speed to get around the outside would be nice. Players who combine these traits would be ideal, though there are few that will likely be available to us. Halfback is a position of medium importance to us.

-Fullbacks/Tight Ends

We would like to have fullbacks and tight ends who fit the typical molds of these positions, however we would like to see good receiving skills at both positions as they will be used frequently in the passing game. Fullback and tight end are positions of medium importance to us.

-Wide Receivers

We would like balanced receivers. We want players who can make catches and make plays after the catch. We want a fair amount of speed at the position but should not covet track stars who can not catch the ball. Wide receiver is another position that is of medium importance to us in recruiting.

-Offensive Linesmen

We will be asking our offensive linesmen to do it all. Pass blocking, straight ahead run blocking and pulling should all be in their skill sets. Tackles should be over 6'4" and 300 pounds or more. They will asked to be especially stout in pass protection. Guards and center can be smaller but should be more nimble and able to pull on traps and counters. Offensive line is second in importance only to quarterback. Football is won in the trenches.

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2013 USF Bulls Football Roster

2013 USF Bulls Football Roster
#	OFFENSE	POS	HT	WT	CLASS	HOME STATE
10	Steven Bench	QB	6'2"	204	SO	Georgia
13	Bobby Eveld	QB	6'5"	215	SR	Florida
11	Matt Floyd	QB	6'1"	206	RS-SO	Florida
3	Mike White	QB	6'5"	195	FR	Florida
23	Stafon McCray	HB	5'11"	212	FR	Florida
45	Michael Pierre	HB	5'10"	202	RS-JR	Florida
20	Marcus Shaw	HB	5'9"	178	SR	Florida
7	Darius Tice	HB	5'10"	200	FR	Florida
35	Auggie Sanchez	FB	6'2"	233	FR	Florida
33	Tye Turner	FB	6'3"	261	RS-SO	Georgia
84	Zach Benjamin	WR	6'5"	192	FR	Florida
81	Andre Davis	WR	6'1"	202	JR	Florida
1	Chris Dunkley	WR	6'0"	180	RS-JR	Florida
82	Jordan Duval	WR	6'2"	215	RS-JR	Florida
85	Ruben Gonzalez	WR	6'3"	202	RS-SO	Florida
17	Davario Montgomery	WR	6'5"	204	SO	Florida
83	Deonte Welch	WR	6'0"	202	RS-JR	Florida
80	Mike McFarland	TE	6'5"	244	RS-JR	Florida
12	Sean Price	TE	6'3"	249	SO	Florida
77	Jake Kaufman	LT	6'9"	308	RS-JR	New Jersey
76	Darrell Williams	LT	6'5"	287	JR	Florida
61	Jeremi Hall	LG	6'5"	340	FR	Georgia
65	Lawrence Martin	LG	6'3"	313	SR	Florida
64	Thor Jozeiak	C	6'4"	300	RS-SO	Florida
78	Austin Reiter	C	6'3"	273	RS-JR	Florida
66	Brynjar Gudmundsson	RG	6'4"	304	RS-SO	Florida
72	Steven Jacques	RG	6'3"	306	RS-SR	Florida
60	Dominique Threatt	RG	6'1"	310	FR	Georgia
70	Quintterius Eatmon	RT	6'6"	301	RS-JR	Alabama
67	Max Lang	RT	6'5"	274	RS-SO	Florida
#	DEFENSE	POS	HT	WT	CLASS	HOME STATE
91	Eric Lee	LE	6'3"	230	SO	Alabama
19	Aaron Lynch	LE	6'6"	244	RS-SO	Florida
99	Demi Thompson	LE	6'3"	245	RS-SR	Texas
54	Julius Forte	RE	6'2"	253	RS-SR	Florida
97	Ryne Giddins	RE	6'3"	266	RS-SR	Florida
57	Mike Love	RE	6'4"	213	FR	Florida
94	Eric Mayes	RE	6'4"	240	FR	Florida
71	Derrick Calloway	DT	6'2"	328	FR	Florida
95	Todd Chandler	DT	6'0"	317	RS-JR	Florida
90	James Hamilton	DT	6'2"	308	SO	Florida
96	Anthony Hill	DT	6'4"	281	RS-SR	Florida
56	Clavion Nelson	DT	6'3"	289	RS-SO	Florida
92	Luke Sager	DT	6'3"	275	RS-SR	Florida
59	Deadrin Senat	DT	6'1"	318	FR	Florida
53	Elkino Watson	DT	6'2"	286	JR	Florida
52	Zack Bullock	LOLB	6'3"	213	RS-SO	Florida
16	Reshard Cliett	LOLB	6'2"	220	RS-JR	Georgia
48	Nigel Harris	LOLB	6'2"	200	FR	Florida
42	Conan Hamilton	MLB	6'0"	232	RS-SO	Florida
34	Dede Lattimore	MLB	6'1"	237	RS-SR	Georgia
50	Hans Louis	MLB	6'0"	220	RS-JR	Florida
58	Brant Meier	ROLB	6'1"	202	JR	Florida
18	Rahmon Swain	ROLB	6'0"	208	JR	Georgia
51	Tashon Whitehurst	ROLB	6'3"	198	SO	Florida
4	Chris Bivins	CB	5'11"	176	SO	Florida
25	Joshua Brown	CB	6'0"	181	SR	Texas
24	Hassan Childs	CB	6'1"	175	FR	Florida
23	Kenneth Durden	CB	6'0"	173	RS-SO	Georgia
28	Lamar Robbins	CB	6'3"	188	FR	Florida
21	Torrel Saffold	CB	5'11"	180	JR	Kansas
30	Jalen Spencer	CB	6'0"	175	RS-FR	Florida
20	Nate Goodwin	FS	5'11"	185	FR	Florida
26	Mark Joyce	FS	5'10"	200	SR	Florida
14	Fidel Montgomery	FS	6'0"	187	SR	Florida
3	Jaquez Jenkins	SS	6'2"	190	RS-SR	Florida
29	Johnny Ward	SS	6'2"	172	FR	Florida
#	SPECIAL TEAMS	POS	HT	WT	CLASS	HOME STATE
27	Marvin Kloss	K	6'0"	198	RS-JR	Florida
47	Matt Ciabatti	P	6'0"	184	RS-SO	Florida

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2013 USF Bulls Football Schedule

USF Bulls 2013 Schedule
DATE	OPPONENT	RESULT
Aug 31	vs McNeese State
Sep 7	at Michigan State
Sep 14	vs Florida Atlantic
Sep 28	vs Miami
Oct 5	vs Cincinnati
Oct 12	at Connecticut
Oct 26	vs Louisville
Oct 31	at Houston
Nov 16	vs Memphis
Nov 23	vs SMU
Nov 29	at UCF
Dec 7	at Rutgers

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Offensive Position Breakdown

From: Coach Porell
To: Coach Taggart

After working through spring practice, the spring football game and sever more practices I have had a chance to analyze each position and come up with a depth chart for each position. You will find the information below.

-Quarterbacks
Eveld
Bench
Floyd
White

Eveld has proven to be the most talented quarterback on the roster and should be the starter. He is the most complete player. Bench has shown to be more accurate at times but has made some questionable positions. Floyd is a serviceable third option with less talent than either of the others. He is smart with the ball. White has the strongest arm but will need to improve accuracy. We would like to ask him to redshirt this season with the idea that he will compete for the starting job in 2014.

-Halfbacks
Shaw
Pierre
McCray
Tice

Shaw is the most experienced and well-rounded player in the group, he is likely to get the most reps. We certainly expect Pierre to play a significant role as well. Though McCray and Tice are both true freshmen we expect they will both contribute as well.

-Fullbacks
Turner
Sanchez

Though Turner is not overly skilled as a receiver his blocking skills have proven to be quite good. He is also a great short yardage rushing option. Sanchez could see the field at times.

-Wide Receivers
Davis
Montgomery
Dunkley
Welch
Duval
Gonzalez
Benjamin

We have a very talented group at wide receiver. Davis, Montgomery, Dunkley and Welch will all see significant playing time. When We spread the field Duval and Gonzalez will provide excellent depth. Benjamin does not fit into our plans this season and we suggest a redshirt year for him. Dunkley is our fastest receiver while Davis appears to be the most reliable target and best route runner.

-Tight Ends
Price
McFarland

Though McFarland is the more experienced player Price has shown himself to be the better receiver and an adequate blocker. McFarland will be a solid #2 when we need the extra bulk on the field.

-Offensive Linesmen
LT Williams, Kaufman
LG Martin, Hall
C Reiter, Jozwiak
RG Gudmundsson, Jacques, Threatt
RT Eatmon, Lang

We have a fairly talented group along the offensive line. Williams and Reiter are the most well-rounded of the bunch and should be the leaders. Martin, Gudmundsson and Eatmon are all solid starters. Kaufman, Jozwiak and Lang are good backups. Jacques gives us a versatile, experienced option should we suffer any injuries. Hall and Threatt have potential for the future but we would suggest redshirt years for both of them in order to hone their skills and develop their bodies.

These are my observations and suggestions, I look forward to any insight you may have.

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2013 USF Bulls Depth Chart

USF Bulls Offensive Depth Chart Depth Chart - 2013
Regular Offense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
WR	Davis	Dunkley (Slot)	Duval
TE	Price	McFarland
LT	Williams	Kaufman	Jacques
LG	Martin	Jozwiak	Jacques
C	Reiter	Jozwiak	Jacques
RG	Gudmundsson	Jozwiak	Jacques
RT	Eatmon	Kaufman	Jacques
WR	Montgomery	Welch	Gonzalez
QB	Eveld	Bench	Floyd
FB	Turner	Sanchez
HB	Shaw	Pierre	McCray	Tice

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2013 NCAA PREVIEW


ALABAMA'S C.J. MOSLEY

TOP 25

NCAA Football Rankings - Preseason Coaches Poll - Updated: Aug 20, 2013
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	--	Alabama (35)	--	--	1499
2	--	Ohio State (21)	--	--	1427
3	--	Oregon (4)	--	--	1356
4	--	Stanford (1)	--	--	1287
5	--	Georgia	--	--	1220
6	--	Texas A&M	--	--	1154
7	--	South Carolina	--	--	1089
8	--	Clemson	--	--	1027
9	--	Louisville	--	--	965
10	--	Florida	--	--	905
11	--	Notre Dame	--	--	847
12	--	Florida State	--	--	790
13	--	LSU	--	--	735
14	--	Oklahoma State	--	--	681
15	--	Texas	--	--	629
16	--	Oklahoma	--	--	578
17	--	Michigan	--	--	529
18	--	Nebraska	--	--	481
19	--	Boise State	--	--	435
20	--	TCU	--	--	391
21	--	UCLA	--	--	347
22	--	Northwestern	--	--	306
23	--	Wisconsin	--	--	266
24	--	USC	--	--	227
25	--	Oregon State	--	--	190

TEXAS A&M'S JOHNNY MANZIEL

HEISMAN WATCH

Heisman Watch - Updated: Aug 20, 2013
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		2012 SEASON STATS
Johnny Manziel	QB	Texas A&M		3,706Yds, 26TD/1,410RYds 21RTD
A.J. McCarron	QB	Alabama		2,933Yds 30TD
Braxton Miller	QB	Ohio State		2,039Yds 15TD/1,271RYds 13RTD
Teddy Bridgewater	QB	Louisville		3,718Yds 27TD
Marcus Mariota	QB	Oregon		2,677Yds 32TD/752Ryds 5RTD

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2013 AAC CONFERENCE PREVIEW


LOUISVILLE QB TEDDY BRIDGEWATER WANTS TO PROVE HE IS THE BEST PLAYER IN THE CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE PREDICTION

2013 AAC Conference Prediction Conference Standings - Updated: Aug 20, 2013
TEAM	REC	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	STRK
Louisville
Rutgers
Cincinnati
UCF
Houston
Temple
USF
Connecticut
SMU
Memphis

USF DEFENSIVE END AARON LYNCH LOOKS TO MAKE A BIG SPLASH AFTER LEAVING NOTRE DAME

ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS

First Team
QB Teddy Bridgewater Louisville
HB Dominique Brown Louisville
HB Kenneth Farrow Houston
FB B.J. Butler Louisville
WR Brandon Coleman Rutgers
WR Devante Parker Louisville
WR Der'Rick Thompson SMU
TE Gerald Christian Lousiville
LT Kaleb Johnson Rutgers
LG Ty Cloud Houston
C Colby Watson UCF
RG Jake Smith Louisville
RT Kevin Friend Connecticut

LE Aaron Lynch USF
RE Eric Braswell Houston
DT Elkino Watson USF
DT Brandon Dunn Louisville
LOLB Blaze Camponegro Temple
MLB Preston Brown Louisville
ROLB Derrick Matthews Houston
CB Andrew Johnson Louisville
CB Brandon Alexander UCF
FS Calvin Pryor Louisville
SS Hakeem Smith Louisville

K Richie Leone Houston
P Cole Wagner Connecticut
RET Der'Rikk Thompson SMU

Second Team
QB Blake Bortles UCF
HB Ralph Abernathy Cincinnati
HB Lyle McCombe Connecticut
FB Michael Burton Rutgers
WR Markeith Ambles Houston
WR Rannell Hall UCF
WR Eli Rogers Louisville
TE Justin Tukes UCF
LT Ben Gottschalk SMU
LG John Miller Louisville
C Kevin Forsch Houston
RG Andre Civil Rutgers
RT Justin McCray UCF

LE Jamil Merrell Rutgers
RE Deiontrez Mount Louisville
DT Roy Philon Louisville
DT Isaac Holmes Rutgers
LOLB Reshard Cliett USF
MLB Greg Blair Cincinnati
ROLB Nick Temple Cincinnati
CB Trevon Stewart Houston
CB Anthony Robey Temple
FS Fidel Montgomery USF
SS Clayton Geathers UCF

K Chad Christen Connecticut
P Mike Loftus SMU
RET Rannell Hall UCF

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USF Bulls Game Preview

Matchup Preview | August 31, 2013
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McNeese State Cowboys (0-0, 0-0 Away)		South Florida Bulls (0-0, 0-0 Home)
Offensive Stats Comparison 0.0 Points Per Game 0.0 0.0 Total Offensive Yards 0.0 0.0 Rushing Yards 0.0 0.0 Passing Yards 0.0 Defensive Stats Comparison 0.0 Total Yards Allowed 0.0 0.0 Rushing Yards Allowed 0.0 0.0 Passing Yards Allowed 0.0 Injury Report Game Notes Coach Porell's Notes: On paper this is an easy one. We all know games aren't played on paper. Our focus offensively will be on play calling and execution. This is our first real, live action with these players in this system. All the hard work in the offseason has lead up to this moment.

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USF Bulls Game Report

USF survives close one against McNeese State


CHRIS DUNKLEY SCORES THE FIRST POINTS OF THE SEASON ON A 60 YARD PASS FROM BOBBY EVELD

Bobby Eveld threw for a pair of touchdown passes and the Bulls' running backs added four more on the ground as South Florida survived in a game that was far too close against McNeese State.

Marcus Shaw ran for 101 yards and a pair of scores on 21 carries and added another score on a screen pass.

Chris Dunkley picked up 117 yards on six receptions, including an early 60 yard touchdown reception.

The Bulls picked up 179 yards on the ground on 45 rushes. Eveld was 19 of 34 for 234 yards through the air.

"We're looking for a balance in the offense." USF offensive coordinator Dave Porell said after the game. "There was some good and some bad today and we'll move forward from there.

McNeese State totaled 336 yards of offense in the loss.

BOX SCORE

McNeese State Cowboys at South Florida Bulls
Aug 31, 2013	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
McNeese State Cowboys (0-0)	0	7	21	7	35
South Florida Bulls (0-0)	6	21	0	15	42

Team Stats Comparison
	MCNS	USF
Total Offense	336	413
Rushing Yards	90	179
Passing Yards	246	234
First Downs	14	23
Punt Return Yards	12	7
Kick Return Yards	114	61
Total Yards	462	481
Turnovers	3	2
3rd Down Conversion	7-14	8-13
4th Down Conversion	0-0	0-0
2-Point Conversion	0-0	1-1
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	6-5-0	7-5-0
Penalties	2-11	5-28
Possession Time	12:10	19:50

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING		MCNS	USF
	(USF) C. Dunkley 60 Yd pass from B. Eveld (missed kick)	0	6
SECOND QUARTER SCORING		MCNS	USF
	(USF) M. Shaw 3 Yd run (M. Kloss kick)	0	13
	(USF) M. Shaw 13 Yd pass from B. Eveld (M. Kloss kick)	0	20
	(MCNS) WR #10 19 Yd pass from QB #8 (K #30 kick)	7	20
	(USF) M. Shaw 5 Yd run (M. Kloss kick)	7	27
THIRD QUARTER SCORING		MCNS	USF
	(MCNS) HB #7 2 Yd run (K #30 kick)	14	27
	(MCNS) HB #7 0 Yd run (K #30 kick)	21	27
	(MCNS) WR #14 18 Yd pass from QB #13 (K #30 kick)	28	27
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING		MCNS	USF
	(USF) S. McCray 1 Yd run (2-Pt)	28	35
	(USF) M. Pierre 5 Yd run (M. Kloss kick)	28	42
	(MCNS) TE #84 8 Yd pass from QB #13 (K #30 kick)	35	42

McNeese State Cowboys

South Florida Bulls PASSING C/A YDS TD INT B. Eveld 19/34 234 2 1 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD M. Shaw 21 101 4.8 2 M. Pierre 13 68 5.2 1 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD C. Dunkley 6 117 19.5 1 A. Davis 7 53 7.5 0 S. Price 2 30 15.0 0 D. Montgomery 2 21 10.5 0 M. Shaw 2 13 6.5 1 BLOCKING PANCAKE SACK M. Reiter 3 0 M. McFarland 1 0 L. Martin 1 1 B. Gudmundsson 1 1 S. Price 1 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD T. Whitehurst 7 0.0 0 0 A. Lynch 6 1.0 0 0 C. Bivins 5 0.0 1 0 J. Spencer 1 0.0 1 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LONG M. Kloss 0/0 4/5 4 N/A PUNTING NO YDS AVG IN20 M. Ciabatti 5 212 42.4 0 KICK RETURN RET YDS AVG TD D. Welch 2 39 19.5 0 C. Dunkley 1 22 22.0 0 PUNT RETURN RET YDS AVG TD C. Dunkley 2 7 3.5 0

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2013 USF Bulls Schedule

USF Bulls 2013 Schedule
DATE	OPPONENT	RESULT
Aug 31	vs McNeese State	Won, 42-35
Sep 7	at Michigan State
Sep 14	vs Florida Atlantic
Sep 28	vs Miami
Oct 5	vs Cincinnati
Oct 12	at Connecticut
Oct 26	vs Louisville
Oct 31	at Houston
Nov 16	vs Memphis
Nov 23	vs SMU
Nov 29	at UCF
Dec 7	at Rutgers

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AAC REPORT


BLAKE BORTLES THREW FOR THREE TOUCHDOWNS IN A BIG WIN OVER AKRON

AAC SCORES
(Bold=Conference Game)
USF 42, McNeese State 35
Towson 21, Connecticut 19
UCF 44, Akron 0
Fresno State 23, Rutgers 13
Texas Tech 37, SMU 21
Houston 34, Southern 7
Notre Dame 34, Temple 7
Louisville 48, Ohio 10
Purdue 31, Cincinnati 17


LOUISVILLE QB TEDDY BRIDGEWATER

AAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Louisville QB Teddy Bridgewater – 22/31 362Yds, 12Car 49Yds, 4 Total TD
Houston SS Colton Valencia – 5Tkl, 2Int

AAC CONFERENCE STANDINGS
Available After Week Four

NEXT WEEK'S GAMES
(Bold=Conference Game)
USF @ Michigan State
Houston @ Temple
EKU @ Louisville
Norfolk State @ Rutgers
Cincinnati @ Illinois
UCF @ FIU
Duke @ Memphis
Montana State @ SMU

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AROUND THE NATION


TOLEDO'S DAVID FLUELLEN LEAD THE ROCKETS IN AN UPSET AT FLORIDA

HEADLINES
Vandy tops Ole Miss
Michigan State squeaks past Western Michigan
BYU tramples Virginia
Ohio State barely beats Buffalo
Michigan 24, Central Michigan 20
Oklahoma State tops Mississippi State in the Kickoff Classic
Toledo upsets Florida
Washington State takes down Auburn
Washington 31, Boise State 19
Clemson tramples Georgia
LSU needs OT to top TCU
FSU slips past Pitt

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TOP 25 SCORES
#2 Ohio State 23, Buffalo 19
#3 Oregon 44, Nicholls State 6
#8 Clemson 45, #5 Georgia 21
#6 Texas A&M 45, Rice 3
UNC 44, #7 South Carolina 17
#9 Louisville 48, Ohio 10
Toledo 31, #10 Florida 27
#11 Notre Dame 34, Temple 7
#12 Florida State 24, Pitt 17
#13 LSU 24, #20 TCU 21 OT
#14 Oklahoma State 35, Mississippi State 21
#15 Texas 34, New Mexico State 7
#16 Oklahoma 38, Louisiana-Monroe 14
#17 Michigan 24, Central Michigan 20
#18 Nebraska 38, Wyoming 7
#19 Boise State 19, Washington 31
#21 UCLA 49, Nevada 7
#22 Northwestern 36, Cal 22
#23 Wisconsin 38, UMass 7
#24 USC 28, Hawaii 17
#25 Oregon State 48, Eastern Washington 14
Inactive: #1 Alabama, #4 Stanford

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TOP 25 COACHES POLL
RK-LW School W-L
1-1 Alabama 1-0
2-2 Ohio State 1-0
3-3 Oregon 1-0
4-4 Stanford 0-0
5-8 Clemson 1-0
6-6 Texas A&M 1-0
7-9 Louisville 1-0
8-11 Notre Dame 1-0
9-12 Florida State 1-0
10-13 LSU 1-0
11-5 Georgia 0-1
12-14 Oklahoma State 1-0
13-15 Texas 1-0
14-16 Oklahoma 1-0
15-17 Michigan 1-0
16-UR North Carolina 1-0
17-18 Nebraska 1-0
18-7 South Carolina 0-1
19-21 UCLA 1-0
20-22 Northwestern 1-0
21-23 Wisconsin 1-0
22-24 USC 1-0
23-UR Washington 1-0
24-25 Oregon State 1-0
25-20 TCU 0-1
Others Receiving Votes – Arizona State, Florida, Boise State, Kansas State, Miami, Vanderbilt
Dropped Out – #10 Florida, #19 Boise State

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BYU QB TAYSOM HILL

NATIONAL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
BYU QB Taysom Hill – 19/38 363Yds, 18Car 98Yds, 6 Total TD
Vanderbilt CB Andre Hal – 3Tkl, 1Int, 2FR

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HEISMAN WATCH

Heisman Watch - Updated: Sep 1, 2013
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		SEASON STATS
Johnny Manziel	QB	Texas A&M		300Yds/39Yds/3TD
A.J. McCarron	QB	Alabama		372Yds/24Yds/5TD
Braxton Miller	QB	Ohio State		285Yds/90Yds/2TD
Teddy Bridgewater	QB	Louisville		362Yds/49Yds/4TD
Marcus Mariota	QB	Oregon		142Yds/66Yds/4TD

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USF Bulls Game Preview


MICHIGAN STATE OLB DENICOS ALLEN

Matchup Preview | September 7, 2013
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South Florida Bulls (1-0, 0-0 Away)		Michigan State Spartans (1-0, 1-0 Home)
Offensive Stats Comparison 42.0 Points Per Game 24.0 413.0 Total Yards 436.0 179.0 Rushing Yards 140.0 234.0 Passing Yards 296.0 Defensive Stats Comparison 336.0 Total Yards Allowed 219.0 90.0 Rushing Yards Allowed 109.0 246.0 Passing Yards Allowed 110.0 Injury Report Game Notes Coach Porell's Notes: This is a great team we're facing this week in a hostile environment. One of the best teams we'll face this season. They struggled some with Western Michigan last week but we're not going to let that fool us for one second. They have talent everywhere on defense. DE Marcus Rush is a nightmare in the pass rush. OLB Denicos Allen is all over the place and CBs Darqueze Dennard ans Trey Waynes are going to be very tough to beat. Safety Isaiah Lewis can also cause problems. Personnel Notes: We've moved Jordan Duval up to the 4th receiver spot after a great week in practice.

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USF Bulls Game Report

USF hangs with Michigan State for three quarters, loses late


CHRIS DUNKLEY MISSES A LATE PASS FROM BOBBY EVELD

USF actually led Michigan State by a score of 17-10 going into the fourth quarter.

The Bulls had scored first via a one yard quarterback sneak by Bobby Eveld in the first quarter. USF added a 17 yard Eveld touchdown pass to Andre Davis in the second quarter and a 26 yard field goal by Marvin Kloss.

Michigan State's scores were a 32 yard field goal by Kevin Muma in the second quarter and a 14 yard Andrew Maxwell to Keith Mumphrey pass in the third quarter.

Michigan State was able to tie the game early in the final frame on a Maxwell to Paul Lang touchdown pass from four yards out. The drive was set up by a blocked punt.

After an electrifying 94 yard kick return touchdown by Chris Dunkley put the Bulls back up 24-17 Michigan State answered with another long drive that was capped by a third touchdown pass by Maxwell, this time to Tony Lippett.

Disaster struck for USF with just over two minutes to play when Micajah Reynolds busted through the Bull's offensive line and drilled Eveld, causing him to fumble. Michigan State's Ezra Robinson scooped up the ball. Four plays later Nick Hill pounded into the endzone from four yards out and the Spartans were on top 31-24 with 1:51 left to play.

Facing a fourth and 29 after a pair of sacks Eveld found a seemingly wide open Dunkley but the junior receiver apparently never saw the ball and it fell to the turf incomplete, ending USF's chances at tying the game.

"I don't know what happened yet." Bulls' offensive coordinator Dave Porell said about the final offensive play. "It looked like we had the first down there, maybe even a score. I'm not sure if Chris didn’t see it or didn’t expect it or whatever. We'll look at the tape Monday and figure it out."

USF totaled 323 yards of total offense, 226 through the air and 97 on the ground, including the two late sacks on Eveld.

Michigan State picked up 413 yards with 220 on the ground and 193 through the air.

USF turned the ball over three times while Michigan State did not turn it over once.

Eveld was 18 of 30 for 226 yards with a touchdown and a pick.

Marcus Shaw led the team with 39 yards on 14 carries while Michael Pierre managed 39 yards on just nine carries.

Andre Davis rolled up 102 yards on seven receptions and also scored a touchdown.

BOX SCORE

South Florida Bulls at Michigan State Spartans
Sep 7, 2013	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
South Florida Bulls (1-1)	7	7	3	7	24
Michigan State Spartans (2-0)	0	3	7	21	31

Team Stats Comparison
	USF	MSU
Total Offense	323	413
Rushing Yards	97	220
Passing Yards	226	193
First Downs	18	23
Punt Return Yards	6	0
Kick Return Yards	172	60
Total Yards	501	473
Turnovers	3	0
3rd Down Conversion	9-14	7-13
4th Down Conversion	0-1	1-1
2-Point Conversion	0-0	0-0
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	4-2-1	7-4-1
Penalties	2-12	4-25
Possession Time	17:00	15:00

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING		USF	MSU
	(USF) B. Eveld 1 Yd run (M. Kloss kick)	7	0
SECOND QUARTER SCORING		USF	MSU
	(MSU) K. Muma 32 Yd FG	7	3
	(USF) A. Davis 17 Yd pass from B. Eveld (M. Kloss kick)	14	3
THIRD QUARTER SCORING		USF	MSU
	(USF) M. Kloss 26 Yd FG	17	3
	(MSU) K. Mumphrey 14 Yd pass from A. Maxwell (K. Muma kick)	17	10
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING		USF	MSU
	(MSU) P. Lang 4 Yd pass from A. Maxwell (K. Muma kick)	17	17
	(USF) C. Dunkley 94 Yd KR TD (M. Kloss kick)	24	17
	(MSU) T. Lippett 5 Yd pass from A. Maxwell (K. Muma kick)	24	24
	(MSU) N. Hill 2 Yd run (K. Muma kick)	24	31

South Florida Bulls PASSING C/A YDS TD INT B. Eveld 18/30 226 1 1 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD M. Shaw 14 39 2.7 0 M. Pierre 9 36 4.0 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD A. Davis 7 102 14.5 1 D. Montgomery 7 61 8.7 0 J. Duval 1 53 53.0 0 C. Dunkley 2 12 6.0 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD J. Spencer 14 0.0 0 0 D. Lattimore 10 0.0 0 0 A. Lynch 6 1.0 0 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LONG M. Kloss 1/1 3/3 6 27 PUNTING NO YDS AVG IN20 M. Ciabatti 1 45 45.0 1 KICK RETURN RET YDS AVG TD C. Dunkley 2 109 54.5 1 D. Welch 3 63 21.0 0 PUNT RETURN RET YDS AVG TD C. Dunkley 1 6 6.0 0

Michigan State Spartans PASSING C/A YDS TD INT A. Maxwell 19/31 193 3 0 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD N. Hill 30 182 6.0 1 J. Langford 4 25 6.2 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD T. Lippett 6 69 11.5 1 N. Hill 5 56 11.2 0 K. Mumphrey 4 39 9.7 1 A. Burbridge 1 13 13.0 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD M. Bullough 11 0.0 0 0 I. Lewis 10 0.0 0 0 D. Allen 8 0.0 1 0 M. Rush 4 1.0 0 0 J. Kittredge 2 1.0 0 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LONG K. Muma 1/2 4/4 7 32 PUNTING NO YDS AVG IN20 M. Sadler 2 88 44.0 0 KICK RETURN RET YDS AVG TD T. Lippett 2 46 23.0 0 K. Mumphrey 1 14 14.0 0

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