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Both come to South Florida from the ACC, so they bring a good amount of big-time experience. High, from UNC, also brought his adorable dog Iris to the conversation with Darek. Diawara (Syracuse) was born in Mali, where size 17 shoes are hard to come by.
Porter led the way at Winthrop the past couple of seasons, loves to get downhill and get to the line. And she says the Bulls have a little bit of everything in their arsenal.
A big fan of Chris Mack, the guard followed the coach to Tampa from Charleston. And although he averaged 40 points a game in high school, he admits to having lots to learn, the right coach to help him.
The point guard speaks to meeting with new Head Coach Kristy Curry and the impact that had on her decision to stay with the Bulls.
Get the reactions from Wilson and James on being named co-Captains by Coach Mack, their thoughts on this Bulls group, and really an amazing backstory for James dealing with injuries, other medical scares, and finally being able to actually suit up and play for the coach who recruited him to college more than a half a decade ago!
Recently Darek Sharp was able to chat with every member of both basketball squads, and we'll start the women's hoops conversations with the actual first chat - Gabrielle Kennedy definitely has some experience doing well in the Yuengling Center (we have audio proof) and comes to the Bulls after leading Mount St. Mary's with more than 15 points per game last season. Meanwhile Kohn, yes she is related to Reggie - we get all of those details - is 11 made 3s away from hitting 200 in her career.
The news was released on Wednesday that Josh Omojafo is back with the Bulls, making him (now) the only returning member of the men's basketball squad. Darek had a chance to sit down with every single member of BOTH basketball squads and we'll start posting all those conversations here on the page soon enough - but we won't make you wait for Josh.
The defense kept the Bulls in it through three scoreless quarters, then made the Play of the Game to start the fourth. After that it was all Bulls in a gritty victory, and here we present all the key moments as called by Jim Lighthall and Joey Johnston.
Hear what the DC and OC had to say to the assembled writers and broadcasters who cover the Bulls, about the grinder of a win at Bowling Green, and coming home to take on Temple next as the Bulls look to go to 5-0.
It was close for 29 minutes and 59 seconds, then became all Bulls, all the time as the defense posted a second-half shutout and the run game produced seven touchdowns, second most in a single game in Bulls history. All the key plays as called by Jim Lighthall, Sam Barrington and Joey Johnston on the South Florida Bulls Radio Network.
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