Oklahoma's Courtney Lane commits to USF as Bulls move back into top five
Eddie Fernandez -- 247 Sports USF Insider
The University of South Florida has re-entered the top five of 247Sports Composite Team Rankings with the commitment of five-star receiver Courtney Lane out of Chickasha, Oklahoma.
The second ranked prospect in the state of Oklahoma, Lane is a versatile athlete capable of playing both running back and receiver although the Bulls have exclusively recruited the five-foot-eleven, 213-pound prospect exclusively at receiver. He has more career carries than receptions in high school but Lane has shown on the 7-on-7 circuit that he shouldn't have any issues making the switch to receiver full time.
Lane picked USF over Notre Dame and Alabama, giving USF its ninth commitment of the cycle, seven of which are out of state.
2030 USF Recruiting Class
OLB Adam Hughes [OLB #1]: 6'4", 230lbs | Redstone Arsenal, AL | 5-star | 4.56 40-yd dash, 435 Bench Press Max, 555 Squat Max
HB/WR Courtney Lane [ATH #11]: 5'11", 213lbs | Chickasha, OK | 5-star | 4.44 40-yd dash, 280 Bench Press Mx, 295 Squat Max
DE Aaron Spurlock [DE #3]: 6'5", 259lbs | Miami, FL | 5-star | 4.56 40-yd dash, 420 Bench Press Max, 620 Squat Max
HB Roger Shaw [ATH #20]: 6'2", 218lbs | Alhambra, CA | 4-star | 4.38 40-yd dash, 250 Bench Press Max, 290 Squat Max
T Justin West [T #6]: 6'5", 288lbs | Pottsville, PA | 4-star | 4.96 40-yd dash, 425 Bench Press Max, 645 Squat Max
CB Kareem Hunter [CB #5]: 5'9", 175lbs | Front Royal, VA | 4-star | 4.30 40-yd dash, 240 Bench Press Max, 240 Squat Max
ILB Brent Pearson [ILB #9]: 6'0", 230lbs | Newport Beach, CA | 4-star | 4.62 40-yd dash, 390 Bench Press Max, 585 Squat Max
WR Brent Cunningham [WR #34]: 5'10", 176lbs | Waco, TX | 4-star | 4.34 40-yd dash, 240 Bench Press Max, 330 Squat Max
P Adam Cain [P #5]: 6'4", 215lbs | Tamiami, FL | 3-star | 4.68 40-yd dash, 255 Bench Press Max, 290 Squat Max
2030 USF Recruiting Board
WR Chris Williams [WR #3]: 6'3", 214lbs | Juneau, AK | 5-star | USF, Rutgers
OLB Kelvin Davis [OLB #3]: 5'11", 211lbs | Dundalk, MD | 4-star | USF, Virginia Tech, Michigan State
DE Shawn Bell [DE #21]: 6'4", 240lbs | Merrillville, IN | 4-star | USF, Ohio State
DE Jerome Powell [DE #24]: 6'3", 252lbs | Miami, FL | 4-star | USF, Auburn
T Lance Williams [T #11]: 6'8", 324lbs | San Jose, CA | 4-star | USF, Oregon, Minnesota, Navy, Michigan State
T Luis Butler [T #14]: 6'5", 312lbs | Tampa, FL | 4-star | USF, Wisconsin
G Zach Woods [G #18]: 6'3", 288lbs | Belvedere Park, GA | 4-star | USF, Clemson, Georgia Tech, Navy
DE Rick Hunter [DE #92]: 6'1", 252lbs | Venice, FL | 3-star | Army, USC, USF
HB Ron Jackson [HB #46]: 5'11", 218lbs | Lauderdale Lakes, FL | 3-star | UNC, Baylor, Pittsburgh, Utah, USF
HB Terrance Small [HB #60]: 5'11", 197lbs | Plantation, FL | 3-star | Baylor, Alabama, Utah, Army, USF
Team Rankings
Points Per Game: 47th
Total Offense: 84th
Rushing Offense: 46th
Passing Offense: 99th
Total Defense: 67th
Rushing Defense: 113th
Passing Defense: 24th
Turnover Differential: 27th
Team Schedule
vs. Samford: W 42-28
vs. #20 Arkansas: L 30-27 OT
vs. LSU: L 24-17
vs. #5 Maryland: L 13-7
at Army: W 52-21
vs. Kentucky: W 35-13
at Auburn: W 37-21
vs. Miami: W 35-28
at #19 Tennessee: L 42-23
USF Walks Off With a 38-21 Victory Over Florida State
USF running back Pookie Harrell has spent the past few weeks in the proverbial dog house. He ended Saturday night in the endzone.
Harrell's 87-yard touchdown on a screen pass with 1:46 left in the game was the nail in the coffin as USF was able to put away the Seminoles 38-21 on Saturday night to inch their way closer to yet another SEC East title.
The Seminoles mounted a slight comeback following Eric Walters' 52-yard touchdown pass from Roshawn Nichols made it a two possession game and even recovered the onside kick. However, the Florida State offense returned to their anemic ways and were forced to punt the ball following a three-and-out thanks to a B.J. Patton sack on third down.
Florida State amassed just 247 yards of total offense against the Bulls and if not for two red zone turnovers by USF quarterback Antonio Whitehead, the game could have gotten out of hand earlier than it did. FSU converted just three third downs on 12 attempts and reached the red zone just once.
---------------------------------------------------------------- Scoring Summary
Quarter 1
Quarter 2
[USF] S. Davis, 36 Yd FG (7:56)
[FSU] C. Holden, 9 Yd run (4:30)
[USF] P. Newsome, 32 Yd pass from A. Whitehead (3:23)
[FSU] A. Stover, 31 Yd pass from R. Nichols (0:11)
Quarter 3
[USF] A. Montgomery, 1 Yd run (1:06)
Quarter 4
[USF] A. Whitehead, 7 Yd run (7:12)
[USF] J. Francois, 4 Yd pass from A. Whitehead (4:03)
[FSU] E. Walters, 52 Yd pass from R. Nichols (3:14)
[USF] P. Harrell, 87 Yd pass from A. Whitehead (1:46)
---------------------------------------------------------------- #22 South Florida Bulls
QB Antonio Whitehead: 31 of 39, 446 yards, 3 touchdowns, 2 interceptions, sacked 4 times, 9 carries, 18 yards, touchdown.
HB E.J. Thomas: 7 carries, 36 yards.
HB Ronnie Smith: 7 carries, 6 yards.
HB Pookie Harrell: 3 carries, 13 yards, 3 receptions, 126 yards, touchdown.
TE Jean-Jacques Francois: 10 receptions, 113 yards, touchdown.
WR Pat Newsome: 6 receptions, 88 yards, touchdown.
WR Jeremiah McCullough: 5 receptions, 54 yards.
WR Derrick Byrd: 4 receptions, 44 yards.
WR Corey Montgomery: 1 reception, 8 yards.
LB Mark Johnson: 7 tackles, tackle for loss.
DE B.J. Patton: 5 tackles, 4 tackles for loss, 4 sacks.
DT E.J. Jones: 5 tackles, 3 tackles for loss, 3 sacks.
CB Jay Burke: 3 tackles, interception.
Florida State Seminoles
QB Roshawn Nicholas: 21 of 29, 258 yards, 2 touchdowns, interception, sacked 7 times.
HB Craig Holden: 7 carries, 32 yards, touchdown.
TE Eric Walters: 5 receptions, 94 yards, touchdown.
LB Sam Campbell: 9 tackles, tackle for loss.
S Justin Mills: 4 tackles, interception.
DE Jason Harris: 2 tackles, 2 tackles for loss, sack.
LB Anthony Foster: 1 tackle, tackle for loss, interception.
Week 12 Top Stories
1. Rutgers upends #1 Michigan State, knocking them off the chart of the unbeaten.
2. All is well in Columbus as Buckeyes down Big Ten rival Penn State.
3. The ACC race takes an unexpected turn as Georgia Tech stumbles against unranked North Carolina.
4. Maryland edges #2 Minnesota 24-19 in a battle of Top 10 powers.
5. Navy scraps their way to a 14-7 ACC win over Virginia.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------- Week 12 SEC Results
USF 38 - FSU 21 | TEN 38 - GSU 10 | ARK 35 - OU 13
BAY 37 - MIA 34 OT | UGA 44 - AUB 21 | UCONN 20 - UF 17 | ALA 42 - MSST 18
-------------------------------------------------------------------------- Week 13 SEC Schedule
Florida (7-3, 5-2) at #17 USF (7-3, 6-2)
#16 Arkansas (7-3, 5-2) at Mississippi State (2-8, 1-6)
LSU (6-4, 3-4) at Auburn (3-7, 2-5)
Kentucky (6-4, 3-4) at Miami (2-8, 1-6)
#15 Tennessee (7-3, 4-3) at Vanderbilt (3-7, 1-6)
Florida State (5-5, 3-4) at Georgia (5-5, 4-4)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------- Week 13 Notable Games
#22 Rutgers (6-4, 3-4) at #1 Maryland (9-1, 6-1)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------- SEC Conference Standings East
1. USF, 7-3, 6-2 (clinch division with win vs. Florida)
2. Florida, 7-3, 5-2 (clinch division with win at USF this week and win at Florida State next week)
3. Tennessee, 7-3, 4-3
4. Georgia, 5-5, 4-4
5. Florida State, 5-5, 3-4
6. Kentucky, 6-4, 3-4
7. Miami, 2-8, 1-6 West
1. Alabama, 10-1, 7-1 (bye; clinch division next week with win vs. Auburn OR Ole Miss loss vs. Mississippi State)
2. Ole Miss, 9-2, 6-2 (bye; clinch division next week with win vs. Mississippi State AND Alabama loss vs. Auburn)
3. Arkansas, 7-3, 5-2
4. LSU, 6-4, 3-4
5. Auburn, 3-7, 2-5
6. Mississippi State, 3-7, 1-6
7. Vanderbilt, 3-7, 1-6
-------------------------------------------------------------------------- BCS Rankings
1. Maryland, 9-1
2. Alabama, 10-1
3. Notre Dame, 8-3
4. Minnesota, 9-1
5. Wisconsin, 8-2
6. Ohio State, 8-2
7. Stanford, 9-1
8. Navy, 8-2
9. Ole Miss, 9-2
10. Michigan State, 9-1
11. Michigan, 7-3
12. Miami University, 9-1
13. UCF, 7-3
14. Georgia Tech, 8-2
15. Tennessee, 7-3
16. Arkansas, 7-3
17. USF, 7-3
18. Fresno State, 8-2
19. BYU, 8-3
20. Baylor, 8-2
21. Rutgers, 6-4
22. Clemson, 6-4
23. USC, 7-4
24. Pittsburgh, 7-3
25. Washington State, 7-3
-------------------------------------------------------------------------- Players of the Week
QB Kelly Simpson (North Carolina): 17 of 29, 205 yards, 14 carries, 141 yards, 4 total touchdowns.
S Reggie Felder (Alabama): 5 tackles, tackle for loss, forced fumble, interception.
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QB Jonathan Moore (Arkansas): 17 of 31, 234 yards, 8 carries, 41 yards, 5 total touchdowns.
S Reggie Felder (Alabama): 5 tackles, tackle for loss, forced fumble, interception.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------- Heisman Watch
HB Seth Shaw (Ole Miss): 194 carries, 1315 yards, 13 touchdowns.
HB John Anderson (Louisiana Tech): 201 carries, 1373 yards, 17 touchdowns.
QB Maurice Kendrick (Fresno State): 178 of 256, 2235 yards, 27 touchdowns, 5 interceptions, 159 carries, 865 yards, 7 touchdowns.
QB Jared Fox (Texas): 171 of 288, 2173 yards, 34 touchdowns, 9 interceptions, 156 carries, 756 yards, 5 touchdowns.
HB Kenny Gonzalez (Georgia Tech): 184 carries, 1065 yards, 15 touchdowns.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------- Top 247 Five-Star Commitments
#2 Lorenzo Williams [ATH #2]: 5'10", 208lbs | Franklin, IN | 5-star | University of Mississippi
#3 Brent Alexander [ATH #3]: 6'3", 220lbs | Richmond Highlands, WA | 5-star | University of Alabama
#5 Max Lewis [ATH #4]: 6'5", 246lbs | Marion, IA | 5-star | University of Iowa
#6 Maurice Johnson [ATH #5]: 6'0", 189lbs | Economy, PA | 5-star | Rutgers University
#10 Jeff Robinson [ATH #6]: 6'0", 194lbs | Washington D.C. | 5-star | Rutgers University
#11 Adam Hughes [OLB #1]: 6'4", 230lbs | Redstone Arsenal, AL | 5-star | University of South Florida
#13 Gabe Banks [HB #2]: 5'10", 205lbs | Plainview, TX | 5-star | University of Minnesota
#14 Robert Alexander [WR #4]: 6'0", 196lbs | Brunswick, OH | 5-star | University of Texas
#15 Andy Holland [ATH #7]: 5'10", 183lbs | San Antonio, TX | 5-star | Michigan State University
#16 Charles Lynch [C #1]: 6'1", 270lbs | Fruitvale, CO | 5-star | Air Force Academy
#17 Terrell Dawson [ILB #1]: 6'0", 236lbs | Rosenberg, TX | 5-star | Kansas State University
#18 Larry Owens [ATH #8]: 5'9", 189lbs | Aiea, HI | 5-star | University of Southern California
#20 Zac Rogers [WR #5]: 5'11", 183lbs | Rosemead, CA | 5-star | Naval Academy
#22 Jason Morris [ILB #2]: 6'0", 243lbs | Camp Lejeune, NC | 5-star | University of Southern California
#25 Jason Robinson [DE #1]: 6'8", 251lbs | Kent, OH | 5-star | Notre Dame University
#26 Alex Atkins [TE #1]: 6'2", 240lbs | Alvin, TX | 5-star | Air Force Academy
#30 Blake Nelson [ATH #10]: 6'4", 276lbs | Marianna, AR | 5-star | Naval Academy
#34 James Jones [WR #11]: 6'2", 198lbs | Middletown, OH | 5-star | University of Minnesota
#35 Courtney Lane [ATH #11]: 5'11", 213lbs | Chickasha, OK | 5-star | University of South Florida
#36 Renaldo Blankenship [S #1]: 6'4", 207lbs | Stafford, TX | 5-star | University of Michigan
#37 Aaron Spurlock [DE #3]: 6'5", 259lbs | Miami, FL | 5-star | University of South Florida
#38 Kyle Lewis [HB #6]: 5'10", 190lbs | Andrews, TX | 5-star | University of Southern California
-------------------------------------------------------------------------- Notable Florida Recruiting Commitments
#37 Aaron Spurlock [DE #3]: 6'5", 259lbs | Miami, FL | 5-star | University of South Florida
#57 Martin Brown [ATH #16]: 6'3", 201lbs | Orlando, FL | 4-star | Florida International University
#71 Vernon Utley [HB #8]: 6'0", 183lbs | Tampa, FL | 4-star | University of Alabama
#117 Walter Cobbs [WR #23]: 6'2", 204lbs | Longwood, FL | 4-star | University of Florida
#134 Jamaal Brooks [WR #27]: 5'10", 183lbs | North Fort Myers, FL | 4-star | University of Florida
#148 Richard Felder [WR #33]: 6'1", 200lbs | Fort Pierce, FL | 4-star | University of Central Florida
#160 Jon Givens [DE #15]: 6'7", 242lbs | Plant City, FL | 4-star | University of Nebraska
#162 Alex Snyder [T #10]: 6'6", 312lbs | Sarasota, FL | 4-star | University of Southern California
#170 Todd McMillan [WR #39]: 6'1", 193lbs | Lake Magdalene, FL | 4-star | University of Minnesota
#214 Dan Jacobs [TE #7]: 6'1", 255lbs | Warrington, FL | 4-star | Penn State University
#220 Marquis Odom [WR #50[: 6'3", 218lbs | Miami Beach, FL | 4-star | University of Mississippi
#224 Dustin Lowe [QB #10]: 6'5", 215lbs | Merritt Island, FL | 4-star | University of Louisiana - Lafayette
#250 Michael Walker [DT #7]: 6'5", 333lbs | New Smyrna Beach, FL | 4-star | University of Virginia
#280 Doug Fitzpatrick [HB #26]: 5'11", 215lbs | Miami, FL | 4-star | University of Mississippi
Magee, Bulls offer first QB during stint in Texas' Brandon Wilson
Eddie Fernandez -- 247 Sports USF Insider
It took nearly two full recruiting cycles but USF offensive coordinator Calvin Magee has tabbed his first QB target as OC of the Bulls.
Texas quarterback Brandon Wilson out of Lake Dallas High School in Corinth, Texas announced on social media that he's received a football scholarship from USF. Wilson is being recruited by UCLA, Wisconsin, Clemson and Michigan State among others but on a baseball scholarship. Wilson is considered a top prospect in baseball that could be drafted this spring and was previously committed to Clemson's baseball program.
The six-foot-two quarterback is a second-year starter at Lake Dallas and after throwing for less than 1,500 yards as a junior, his recruitment picked up during the summer with impressive performances in the 7-on-7 circuit and at camps, becoming the 17th ranked quarterback in his class.
2030 USF Recruiting Class
OLB Adam Hughes [OLB #1]: 6'4", 230lbs | Redstone Arsenal, AL | 5-star | 4.56 40-yd dash, 435 Bench Press Max, 555 Squat Max
HB/WR Courtney Lane [ATH #11]: 5'11", 213lbs | Chickasha, OK | 5-star | 4.44 40-yd dash, 280 Bench Press Mx, 295 Squat Max
DE Aaron Spurlock [DE #3]: 6'5", 259lbs | Miami, FL | 5-star | 4.56 40-yd dash, 420 Bench Press Max, 620 Squat Max
HB Roger Shaw [ATH #20]: 6'2", 218lbs | Alhambra, CA | 4-star | 4.38 40-yd dash, 250 Bench Press Max, 290 Squat Max
T Justin West [T #6]: 6'5", 288lbs | Pottsville, PA | 4-star | 4.96 40-yd dash, 425 Bench Press Max, 645 Squat Max
CB Kareem Hunter [CB #5]: 5'9", 175lbs | Front Royal, VA | 4-star | 4.30 40-yd dash, 240 Bench Press Max, 240 Squat Max
ILB Brent Pearson [ILB #9]: 6'0", 230lbs | Newport Beach, CA | 4-star | 4.62 40-yd dash, 390 Bench Press Max, 585 Squat Max
WR Brent Cunningham [WR #34]: 5'10", 176lbs | Waco, TX | 4-star | 4.34 40-yd dash, 240 Bench Press Max, 330 Squat Max
P Adam Cain [P #5]: 6'4", 215lbs | Tamiami, FL | 3-star | 4.68 40-yd dash, 255 Bench Press Max, 290 Squat Max
2030 USF Recruiting Board
WR Chris Williams [WR #3]: 6'3", 214lbs | Juneau, AK | 5-star | USF, Rutgers
OLB Kelvin Davis [OLB #3]: 5'11", 211lbs | Dundalk, MD | 4-star | USF, Virginia Tech, Michigan State
DE Shawn Bell [DE #21]: 6'4", 240lbs | Merrillville, IN | 4-star | USF, Ohio State
DE Jerome Powell [DE #24]: 6'3", 252lbs | Miami, FL | 4-star | USF, Auburn
T Lance Williams [T #11]: 6'8", 324lbs | San Jose, CA | 4-star | USF, Oregon, Minnesota, Navy, Michigan State
T Luis Butler [T #14]: 6'5", 312lbs | Tampa, FL | 4-star | USF, Wisconsin
G Zach Woods [G #18]: 6'3", 288lbs | Belvedere Park, GA | 4-star | USF, Clemson, Georgia Tech, Navy
QB Brandon Wilson [QB #17]: 6'2", 196lbs | Dallas, TX | 4-star | UCLA, Wisconsin, Clemson, Michigan State, USF
DE Rick Hunter [DE #92]: 6'1", 252lbs | Venice, FL | 3-star | Army, USC, USF
HB Ron Jackson [HB #46]: 5'11", 218lbs | Lauderdale Lakes, FL | 3-star | UNC, Baylor, Pittsburgh, Utah, USF
HB Terrance Small [HB #60]: 5'11", 197lbs | Plantation, FL | 3-star | Baylor, Alabama, Utah, Army, USF
Team Rankings
Points Per Game: 51th
Total Offense: 57th
Rushing Offense: 87th
Passing Offense: 29th
Total Defense: 60th
Rushing Defense: 40th
Passing Defense: 80th
Turnover Differential: 10th
Team Schedule
at Nebraska: W 45-28
at #2 Alabama: L 24-21
at #15 Tennessee: W 38-20
vs. Kentucky: W 34-24
at Cincinnati: W 33-13
vs. LSU: W 38-14
vs. Miami: W 17-14
vs. Georgia: L 42-21
vs. Vanderbilt: W 35-27
vs. Connecticut: L 20-17
Playoff system to be voted on by conference commissioners in coming weeks; could be implemented by 2031
Heather Watts -- ESPN.com Senior Writer
A four to eight team playoff for college football has been formally brought to a vote by a presidential oversight committee, a potentially dramatic change for the sport that could begin as early as next season. The teams will be chosen by a selection committee, the semifinals will be held at current bowl sites and the national championship game will be awarded to the highest bidder.
The vote is expected is to take place in the coming weeks in front of the ten conference commissioners and a board of 12 university presidents. The date and the site of the vote has not been decided but many within the industry expect the vote to be a unanimous decision to move away from the current BCS format.
The landscape of college football has changed dramatically in the last thirty years and even more so in the last decade with a series of conference realignments, including Notre Dame's decision to join the ACC as its sixteenth member and Oklahoma, Texas and Texas A&M (again) leaving the Big XII for the SEC.
The playoff discussions have been going on for years now and the recent conference switches, particularly Notre Dame abandoning its independent status, are an indication that the votes on the playoffs are a formality at this point. It's been discussed that a potential format would be that winners of the Power 5 conferences with current automatic bids to BCS bowls -- ACC, Big Ten, Big XII, Pac-12 and SEC -- would carry those automatic bids into the eight-team playoff with the remaining three spot being awarded to at-large bids. Notre Dame, by joining the ACC, would now have the opportunity to earn either an automatic bid by winning the ACC or an at-large bid while as an Independent, it would only be eligible for an at-large bid as would all other Independent and Group of Five schools. Top G5 schools Army and Navy beat the Fighting Irish to it with Navy joining the ACC this season and Army set to join the Big Ten next season.
The other rumored format is one with just four automatic bids for the ACC, Big Ten, Pac-12 and the SEC following the Big XII's hemorrhaging of teams. Oklahoma, Texas and Texas A&M have already officially left with Oklahoma State, Missouri and Baylor all considering joining the Pac-12 who is expected to make a run at forming a sixteen-member conference to combat the Big Ten, ACC and SEC. While the Big 12 was first in embracing G5 teams when they added USF and UCF, it ultimately didn't help them as those teams bolted for greener pastures in the SEC and the ACC respectively.
The format, however, that is considered the favorite is a four to eight playoff format that is decided by a committee where teams are ranked, similar to the BCS format, and the top four or eight teams are chosen. This format is particularly fair in seasons like this current one where one conference, the Big Ten, has five teams currently in the top ten of the BCS rankings while the Big 12's highest ranked team is 8-2 Baylor at 20.
The Bulls Inch Past Florida 30-27
With a raining, wet Tampa as the backdrop to a sloppy, physical game, it was only right that it ended on a sack fumble with B.J. Patton's running mate Greg White getting the shine for once.
White stripped sack senior quarterback Nate Spurlock to put the nail in the coffin of the Florida Gators in their 30-27 loss to the University of South Florida on Saturday.
The Gators almost stole the SEC East division title from the grasp of the Bulls, picking off quarterback Antonio Whitehead four times, including twice in the redzone to tie the game at 20 apiece entering the fourth quarter.
The Bulls were able to fix their red zone woes on their next trip as Jeremiah McCullough broke through on a jet sweep and dove into the endzone on a seventeen yard touchdown to take the lead.
Florida, however, refused to go down quietly. The moxie senior quarterback led the Gators to yet another long drive, converting on fourth down to keep it alive and eventually get points on the board to tie the game.
Whitehead, ultimately, would get to make the curtain call. He led the Bulls to a 60+ yard drive in less than 33 seconds, connecting with his top three receivers to get USF in scoring position for Sheldon Davis' eventual 38-yard game winning field goal.
Spurlock would have a chance, albeit a small one, to respond with ten seconds left but following a minimal gain on the first play that also used their last timeout, Spurlock would be strip sacked to seal the victory for USF and a slot in the SEC Championship game.
---------------------------------------------------------------- Scoring Summary
Quarter 1
[UF] J. McKinney, 22 Yd FG (4:54)
Quarter 2
[USF] C. Montgomery, 10 Yd pass from A. Whitehead (7:06)
[UF] B. McMahan, returned kickoff 98 Yds (6:55)
[USF] S. Davis, 27 Yd FG (0:55)
[USF] S. Davis, 20 Yd FG (0:00)
Quarter 3
[USF] E. Thomas, 2 Yd run (5:53)
[UF] M. Jensen, 16 Yd pass from N. Spurlock (3:43)
[UF] J. McKinney, 36 Yd FG (1:37)
Quarter 4
[USF] J. McCullough, 17 Yd run (3:23)
[UF] M. Jensen, 5 Yd pass from N. Spurlock (0:43)
[USF] S. Davis, 38 Yd FG (0:10)
---------------------------------------------------------------- #17 South Florida Bulls
QB Antonio Whitehead: 30 of 44, 303 yards, touchdown, 4 interceptions, sacked 3 times, 11 carries, 46 yards.
HB Pookie Harrell: 11 carries, 46 yards.
HB E.J. Thomas: 2 carries, 7 yards, touchdown.
WR Derrick Byrd: 9 receptions, 138 yards.
WR Pat Newsome: 5 receptions, 36 yards.
WR Corey Montgomery: 4 receptions, 38 yards, touchdown.
TE Jean-Jacques Francois: 4 receptions, 29 yards.
WR Jeremiah McCullough: 2 receptions, 49 yards, 1 carry, 17 yards, touchdown.
DE B.J. Patton: 12 tackles, 9 tackles for loss, 4 sacks, forced fumble, fumble recovery, pass deflection.
LB Greg Booth: 8 tackles, interception.
S Fred Jones: 2 tackles, interception.
Florida Gators
QB Nate Spurlock: 24 of 34, 209 yards, 2 touchdowns, 2 interceptions, sacked 5 times.
HB Brady Riley: 14 carries, 53 yards.
WR Brian McMahan: 3 receptions, 55 yards.
WR Marlon Jensen: 3 receptions, 26 yards, 2 touchdowns.
TE Tariq Smith: 2 receptions, 12 yards.
CB Casey Coe: 9 tackles, 2 tackles for loss.
ILB James McClain: 7 tackles, 2 tackles for loss.
S Alex Carlson: 5 tackles, 2 interceptions.
CB Derek Thomas: 4 tackles, tackle for loss, interception.
NB Jabari Robinson: 3 tackles, tackle for loss, interception.
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