Love these:

https://twitter.com/USFAthletics/status/...1879544833

I kept telling everyone before this season that the Cuse game would be the critical game for USF and Taggart.
I thought we would be 1-3 and that the Cuse game was leading into more winnable games that would make or break Taggart at USF.
He is not completely safe but after going 4-1 in the last five games, it has given the fans and players the feeling that the team has turned the corner.

Next three games will solidify that feeling or bring back questions about where the team is at. I think he needs to go at least 1-2 and get that 6-6 and bowl bid

(11-08-2015 07:26 PM)Cubanbull Wrote:  I kept telling everyone before this season that the Cuse game would be the critical game for USF and Taggart.
I thought we would be 1-3 and that the Cuse game was leading into more winnable games that would make or break Taggart at USF.
He is not completely safe but after going 4-1 in the last five games, it has given the fans and players the feeling that the team has turned the corner.

Next three games will solidify that feeling or bring back questions about where the team is at. I think he needs to go at least 1-2 and get that 6-6 and bowl bid

You will remember I said usf would compete for the championship

(11-08-2015 07:48 PM)shere khan Wrote:  

(11-08-2015 07:26 PM)Cubanbull Wrote:  I kept telling everyone before this season that the Cuse game would be the critical game for USF and Taggart.
I thought we would be 1-3 and that the Cuse game was leading into more winnable games that would make or break Taggart at USF.
He is not completely safe but after going 4-1 in the last five games, it has given the fans and players the feeling that the team has turned the corner.

Next three games will solidify that feeling or bring back questions about where the team is at. I think he needs to go at least 1-2 and get that 6-6 and bowl bid

You will remember I said usf would compete for the championship

You did. I still think we are a year away, but wouldn't be surprised if we beat either Temple or UC and also wouldn't be surprised if we lost to UCF.

This team still growing and needs a few more athletes in the right places, but it has grown a lot this year. You can see it when they fall behind, the old Bulls would have folded when ECU took the lead

ECU has taken the bull by the horns when it comes to folding.

And I've been saying for some time now that yall's QB is one scary good QB... I think all players are feeding from his outstanding performances.

Good win.

I hope I see this celebration next week

Awesome tweet!

Cool video, love the spirit. Go Bulls!

(11-08-2015 08:42 PM)Bear Wrote:  Good win.

I hope I see this celebration next week

Don't count on it.

(11-08-2015 09:07 PM)malenko2 Wrote:  

(11-08-2015 08:42 PM)Bear Wrote:  Good win.

I hope I see this celebration next week

Don't count on it.

I hope you are not counting a win yourself. That game will be a lot tougher than you think

Looking at USF's schedule, Maryland is the only head scratcher loss.

(11-08-2015 10:16 PM)CougarRed Wrote:  Looking at USF's schedule, Maryland is the only head scratcher loss.

YEP!

We had some suspensions that game and our coach flat out said he called a bad game. I wanted coach fired after that game, but hes made adjustments and the kids have learned the system.

We have four losses and three are to ranked teams. This isnt a bad team. Most people need to remember that this is the first year for a new offensive and defensive scheme. Were honestly a little ahead of where I thought we would be.

We need USF, UCF to be strong teams.

(11-09-2015 01:28 PM)BIgCatonProwl Wrote:  We need USF, UCF to be strong teams.

I don't think so at all. The American looks better than ever even without those two at the top. Not saying the inverse would be worse. Just that they aren't key to the conference's success. What's key is to have three to four really strong teams and a respectable mid-tier. The team names could be interchangeable. What helps is that almost all of our schools have made their name over the years.