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This week, Florida is facing a cold front and even snow in some northern regions. But during the summer, most are preparing for the sweltering heat instead of icy conditions.  For USF’s athletes, the time spent acclimating to Florida’s weather starts far before move-in day. Last year, which was the hottest year on record, junior […] … [Read more...] about Acclimating to Florida weather is important for USF players’ health, expert says

Already 20 games into the season, USF women’s basketball is trying to put together a consistent offense. Related: USF dominates FAU in bounce back victory An 65-56 upset win over Duke on Dec. 12 showed the Bulls’ (12-8, 5-2 AAC) scoring potential, but the team has struggled to generate points on a regular basis. After […] … [Read more...] about USF women’s basketball offense sluggish at midseason

As the Bulls’ 2024 football season has come to a close with a victory in the Hawaii Bowl, all eyes now look toward the many additions and losses from the transfer portal. The portal opened on Dec. 9 and closed on Dec. 28. Last year, USF welcomed 14 new transfers – five more than this […] … [Read more...] about An overview of USF’s 2025 transfer portal so far

Alex Rodriguez had no idea he won the Miles for Moffitt 5k after he finished the race in November.  Rodriguez, 20, – who identifies as nonbinary and uses he/they pronouns– didn’t even know there was a category offered for nonbinary runners. “Like I finished the race, went to the bathroom, got food, I didn’t realize […] … [Read more...] about A USF nonbinary athlete faced challenges, but won the race

Corey Walker Jr., USF’s longest-tenured men’s basketball player on the roster, has been suspended “for conduct detrimental to the team,” according to interim head coach Ben Fletcher.  Walker Jr. last played against Utah State on Dec. 14 and hasn’t suited up since. He was averaging 2.0 points per game in a limited role off the […] … [Read more...] about USF’s Corey Walker Jr. suspended from team