I'll do this on here just to get it up since it was asked about.

QB- Byrum Brown 72.7 PFF score, 69.0 run grade, 69.4 pass grade, Brown had a 124 NFL Passer Rating, his fourth highest score of the season. Played 66 snaps

QB- Bryce Archie 6 snaps 59.2 PFF

O Skill high to low

WR- Yusuf Terry 86.7 PFF (11 snaps)
RB- Kelley Joiner Jr. 75.9 PFF (18 snaps)
WR- Jaden Alexis 73.1 PFF (27 snaps)
WR- Naiem Simmons 71.1 PFF (38 snaps)
TE- Gunnar Greenwald 68.9 PFF (23 snaps)
WR- Khafre Brown 67.9 PFF (33 snaps)
RB- Michel Dukes 67.6 (21 snaps) got a 0.0 for pass blocking!
SLT- Sean Atkins 67.0 (60 snaps)
TE- Weston Wolff 61.0 (49 snaps) got killed for pass pro 20.9
SLT- Christian Helms 60.5 (6 snaps)
WR- Damon Smith 60.5 (5 snaps)
WR- Cade Roberts 60.1 (3 snaps)
WR- Tyree Kelly 58.4 (11 snaps)
RB- Nay'quan Wright 57.5 (30 snaps)
RB- Yasias Young 56.8 (3 snaps)
WR- Michael Brown Stephens 53.9 (14 snaps)
TE- Jayson Littlejohn 47.8 (7 snaps)

Offensive Line
LT- Donovan Jennings 67.5 PFF (66 snaps) 61.1 Run Blk, 79.5 Pass Blk
C- MIke Lofton 64.1 PFF (66 snaps) 60.4 run blk, 73.5 Pass Blk
LG- Cole Skinner 60.3 PFF (66 snaps) 54.7 run blk, 87.6 Pass Blk!
LG- Zach Perkins 59.6 6 snaps
LT- Gannon Lanning 58.7 6 snaps
RG- Gabriel Hahn 58.0 3 snaps
RT- RJ Perry 53.3 4 snaps
RG- Cole Best 53.1 (66 snaps) 45.9 run blk, 87.6 pass blk!
RT- Derek Bowman 52.5 (66 snaps) 52.3 run blk, 50.6 pass blk
RG- Zane Herring 51.3 (7 snaps) 50.3 run blk, 72.7 pass blk
RG- Nikola Milovac 50.0 6

Defense:

Defensive Line:
DT- Jacquez Williams 75.7 PFF (16 snaps)
NT- Immanuel Hickman 72.4 PFF (25 snaps)
NT- Michael Williams II 69.8 PFF (21 snaps)
DT- Danny Gonzalez 68.4 PFF (3 snaps)
DE- Jonathan Ross 67.9 PFF (36 snaps)
NT- Doug Blue Eli 64.9 PFF (22 snaps)
NT- De'Juan Sease 63.0 PFF (6 snaps)
NT- Stantavious Smith 62.2 PFF (3 snaps)
DE- Tramel Logan 61.3 PFF (39 snaps)
DT- Rashad Cheney Jr. 54.6 PFF (39 snaps)

Linebackers:
WLB- Jhalyn Shuler 80.9 PFF (48 snaps)
OLB- D.J. Harris 74.7 PFF (46 snaps)
MLB- D.J. Gordon IV 73.2 (23 snaps)
WLB- Jamie Pettway 72.8 (22 snaps)
OLB- Brian Norris 67.7 (24 snaps)
MLB- Mac Harris 58.1 (39 snaps)
MLB- Andrew Mata'Afa 48.3 (8 snaps)

Defensive Backs:
SS- Daquan Evans 86.1 PFF (46 snaps)
FS- Logan Berryhill 72.9 (49 snaps)
FS- Timarcus Simpson 72.7 (11 snaps)
CB- Aamaris Brown 66.0 (61 snaps)
SS- Jaelen Stokes 65.7 (12 snaps)
NB- Jarvis Lee Jr. 64.6 (18 snaps)
CB- Braxton Clark 64.4 (40 snaps)
CB- Kendall Dennis 64.1 (9 snaps)
SS- Tawfiq Byard 63.1 (6 snaps)
CB- Matthew Hill 63 (6 snaps)
FS- Christopher Townsel 62.6 (15 snaps)
SS- Lewai Mitchell 61.9 (6 snaps)
SS- Will Jones II 61.1 (41 snaps)
CB- Tavin Ward 59.2 (24 snaps)
SS- Jayden Curry 54.5 (6 snaps)

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my UW Huskies. Man it is hard to beat a really good team twice in one season. Growing up in Seattle I was a Husky fan long before USF had football. Old man stripes here; I went to my first college football game at Husky stadium in 1963. The Dogs beat Cal 35-0 in the rain of course and went on to the Rose Bowl that year (where they unfortunately ran into Dick Butkus and a very stout Illinois defense).

I would love to see the Dogs end the SEC streak lead by a QB from Tampa Bay Tech HS.

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I was just wondering if anyone has seen any more film on him during his senior year or any stats? He’s been committed for so long and kind of just been an afterthought. Looked at his offer sheet and it doesn’t seem like he has picked up anything this year. Is he a diamond in the rough with not much video? Kelly your the guru on recruiting is this a reach? What do you think?

I don’t think we got them for the last two weeks unless I’m mistaken.

For those at will watch for free on Youtube.

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Recently offered, will OV this weekend. Was just down in Tampa for the Charlotte game.

do they get?

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Prime A$$, errrr, Time is upset that coaches are trying to sabotage his recruiting. Maybe he should have thought about that before stealing from other schools and poaching players.

Boo F-ing Hoo you thief!

Sabotage

South Florida's first road test comes at Hofstra tonight. Here's 'What To Watch For.'

GAME PREVIEW

Sean Atkins breaks South Florida’s single-season receiving yards record, Bulls fall to UTSA in primetime.

INSTANT ANALYSIS

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My youngest and his school are in attendance for the 2nd year in a row.

Sounds very loud and USF up 9-0 early in the game

He was the FL leading rusher 3 years ago and we missed him the first time around. He is from Fletcher HS and I personally told CJS about him. Could be a good fit with us losing some backs.

Wide receiver set program records for receiving yards and catches in a season



TAMPA, Nov. 29, 2023 – Record-breaking receiver Sean Atkins’ (Viera) selection to the American All-Conference Second Team led five Bulls that earned postseason recognition from conference coaches Wednesday when the American Athletic Conference announced postseason award winners for football.



Atkins was joined by All-AAC Honorable-mention selections in offensive guard Zane Herring (Madison), cornerback Aamaris Brown-Bunkley (Tampa), defensive tackle Rashad Cheney (Atlanta) and linebacker Jhalyn Shuler (Abbeville, S.C.).



Defending conference champion Tulane had three individual award winners as quarterback Michael Pratt was named as The American's Offensive Player of the Year, running back Makhi Hughes was chosen as Rookie of the Year and head coach Willie Fritz was tabbed as Coach of the Year for the second consecutive season. UTSA linebacker Trey Moore was the choice of the head coaches as Defensive Player of the Year.



Atkins, a former walk-on who was a semifinalist for the Burlsworth Trophy, shattered USF season receptions and receiving yards records as he logged 86 catches for 961 yards and five touchdowns through the Bulls’ 12 regular season games. Atkins ranked No. 2 in the AAC (No. 7 nationally) in receptions per game (7.2) and No. 6 in the AAC (28thnationally) in receiving yards per game (80.1). He also went 3-of-3 on pass attempts for 128 yards and a 62-yard touchdown, picked up 37 yards rushing and returned 16 punts for a 4.4 return average. He had two 100-yard receiving games, led by a 169-yard day vs. Temple, and his 88-yard touchdown reception at Navy was the second-longest in the AAC on the year.



Brown-Bunkley ranked eighth on the Bulls with 37 tackles and added two interceptions, three pass break-ups, two tackles for loss and a sack while starting all 12 games.



Cheney led all Bulls defensive linemen and was seventh overall for USF posting 39 tackles and added seven tackles for loss, two quarterback hurries and a half sack as he started 11 games.



Shuler led all Bulls with 85 tackles on the year and ranked No. 11 in the AAC posting 7.08 tackles per game. He led USF in tackles in five games and added seven tackles for loss, two sacks, four pass breakups, two quarterback hurries and forced a fumble. He also scooped up a fumbled snap on a PAT attempt at Navy and ran 80 yards for two points that maintained a 23-20 USF lead in an eventual victory.

Charlotte 38 Memphis 35 with less than 5 to play.

Never heard of Shorter Univ

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Maliki (Kai) Wiright out of Dr. Phillips appears to have committed

This Corey Perry story is interesting....

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The rumor....

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