Yes an USF to USF transfer will be fantastic and funny. Also this lanky young man is a talented former top 100 prospect out of the 2022 class. He started at Dayton before transferring to the USF Dons. He had a good season there for a team that did great last season. However he is very capable of doing more and maybe the distance affected him, because the Dons are well coached. My only problem with him, is he has not added that 20 pounds of muscle to that lanky frame yet, which will really help him out. Can CAAR unlock his potential? Has the potential to be great, but also just be so so as well.

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Three-time Grey Cup winner played 13 seasons with Montreal and Toronto in the Canadian Football League



TAMPA, MAY 7, 2024 – Former University of South Florida football standout SJ Green (Brandon, Fla.) has been selected for induction into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame (CFL). Enshrinement will take place on September 14.



A Bulls wide receiver from 2003-06, Green went on to play 13 seasons (2007-2019) in the CFL for the Montreal Alouettes (2007-09 & 2010-16) and Toronto Argonauts (2017-19). He recorded 716 receptions and 10,222 receiving yards while notching 30 career 100-yard receiving games and 60 touchdown receptions. Green is one of 18 players to surpass 10,000 yards receiving in CFL history and ranks 12th all-time in receptions.



Green was part of three Grey Cup winning teams, claiming the trophy with Montreal in 2009 and 2010 and with Toronto in 2017. He was twice elected a CFL All-Star (2013 & 2017) and was chosen as a CFL East Division All-Star eight times from 2011 to 2015 in Montreal and from 2017-19 in Toronto.



A starter as a true-freshman at USF in 2004, Green was a top target for the Bulls for four seasons as the program transitioned from Conference USA to the Big EAST, earned the program’s first two bowl bids, and first bowl victory in the 2006 PapaJohns.com Bowl. He finished his career with 62 receptions for 864 yards and five touchdowns.

OFFENSE

QBs (1/1)
Locklan Hewlett (St. Augustine, FL) ***USF COMMIT 4/15/24***

RBs (1/2)
Khalid Campbell (Clearwater Academy Intl- Clearwater, FL)
Sean Cuono (Calvary Christian Academy- Clearwater, FL)
Chase Garnett (Liberty Christian School- Argyle, TX) TOP 7
Aiden Jones (Washington- Washington Court House, OH)
Tony Kinsler (Spruce Creek- Port Orange, FL)
Kwasie Kwaku (Mainland- Daytona Beach, FL)
Shane Marshall (Irwin County- Ocilla, GA) ***USF COMMIT 4/15/24***
Shawn Simeon (Naples, FL)
Joseph Troupe (Berkeley Prep- Tampa, FL)
Jamarice Wilder (Booker- Sarasota, FL)

WRs (2/3)
Koredell Bartley (Dudley- Greensboro, NC) ***USF COMMIT 5/3/24***
Ben Cole (Alonso- Tampa, FL) ***USF COMMIT 11/11/23***
Carl Jenkins (St. Augustine, FL)
Makih Johnson (Clearwater Academy Intl- Clearwater, FL)
Myles Kendrick (Riverside- Jacksonville, FL) OV 6/21
Bryce Randolph (Wiregrass- Wesley Chapel, FL)
Alexander Sanchez (Grayson- Loganville, GA)
Muizz Tounkara (Clear Springs- League City, TX)
DJ Vinson (Montgomery Academy- Montgomery, AL)

TEs (0/1)
Tae'shaun Gelsey (Riverside- Jacksonville, FL)
Joseph Skipworth (Pace, FL)

OLs (1/4)
Damola Ajidahun (Duluth, GA) OV 6/14
Cole Allen (Jackson Prep- Jackson, MS)
Ben Beymer (Lakeland, FL)
Gavin Blanchard (Jesuit- Tampa, FL)
Sam Browder (Christ School- Arden, NC) OV 6/21
Woody Celucien (Miami Central- Miami, FL)
Khalil Collins (Colquitt County- Moultrie, GA)
Michael Gibbs (Hoggard- Wilmington, NC)
Miles Glover (Pace Academy- Atlanta, GA)
Gerrick Gordon (Trinity Catholic- Ocala, FL)
Caleb Harris (St. Thomas Aquinas- Fort Lauderdale, FL) ***USF COMMIT 1/1/24***
Jaden Wilkerson (Edgewater- Orlando, FL)

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RJ Boyd a bigger RB from South Georgia will OV June 21

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Brought back from some of my old YouTube work...

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Bulls kicking some ass

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One program is really steady is mens golf. They won the AAC and best part is that it was hosted at an SMU alum course (Pelican Club) in Pinellas County. Bulls advance to regionals and Jake Peacock won medalist and almost set a course record in the final round.

Sam Hines Jr. collects second-straight CSC Academic All-District accolade



GREENWOOD, Ind. (March 26, 2024) – The College Sports Communicators announced its annual Academic All-District recipients on Tuesday. Sam Hines Jr. represented the University of South Florida men’s basketball team on the CSC Academic All-District list.



Hines earned his second consecutive CSC Academic All-District honor. He appeared in 31 games for the Bulls including 11 starts. He scored 130 points and brought down 104 rebounds. He started the season off with the SportsCenter Top play with an emphatic dunk over three defenders. He dished out 26 assists, notched 13 steals, and produced six blocks. He currently has a 3.82 GPA in the pursuit of a communications degree with a minor in entrepreneurship.



For recognition, student-athletes must be at least a sophomore academically and athletically. An undergraduate student-athlete must have at least a 3.50 cumulative grade point average (on a 4.0 scale). A graduate student-athlete must have at least a 3.50 cumulative grade point average (on a 4.0 scale) as both an undergraduate and a grad student unless they are in their first semester as a graduate student and don't have an established graduate GPA. The cumulative grade point average may not be rounded up to 3.50. Student-athletes must have competed in 90 percent of team’s games.

Got this in my email today. Says meet UF athletes for a q&a

Would seem USF should be doing stuff like this in own backyard.

@USF_Dave good looking out. I redid the whole spreadsheet. But here are some notes on the 2024 roster first -