His name translates to "Father of Peace" and that side of him comes out in the interview - but not on the soccer field! After impressing with a club team in Seattle, Zemenfes stayed in Oregon to help his Division II team to the NCAA tournament, and is ready to help the Bulls do the same at the big-time level.

A couple of freshmen who hope to boost the Bulls' attack.

Vecchiarelli and Frasca are both freshman from Toronto, playing at the Woodbridge club for almost a decade together - under the guidance of one of the Team Canada World Cup assistant coaches, Paul Stalteri. Frasca actually committed to Grand Canyon and made the switch to stay with George Kiefer. A defender, Frasca estimates he has seen Vecchiarelli score 200 goals in his lifetime, about 40 of those coming last season.

Two come from UF, two originally come from upstate New York, all have incredible joy for joining the USF women's soccer roster. We start with "AP" who played a semester at Kentucky, then it's fellow New Yorker Tellex (5:20 mark) who like Malkin (10:10 mark) started off in Gainesville.

Starting with a sophomore from Tampa Prep who practically never left the field as a freshman, then a junior who, well pretty much the same but add a year.

Be prepared to be impressed! Zeta Washington, is from Ponte Vedra Beach and most recently played at Cincinnati, sitting out last year due to injury - but picking up some awesome broadcasting experience in the meantime. She is very ready to return to the volleyball court, wears a memorable jersey number for a reason, and longtime tennis fans will remember her father, MalaVai.

Hear from a veteran wide receiver and a transfer offensive linemen after Friday's practice.

Get up to speed on the Bulls' offense from Coach Beck - this was not video streamed, so we're your exclusive place to get some quality audio as Beck met with our own Darek Sharp, Joey Johnston and a few others on the USF Beat Friday.

Two players expected to help hold down the back half of the pitch for women's soccer, which kicks off its season next week with a road trip to Washington. Starting with Lakewood Ranch's Regan - prounounced REE-gun, by the way - then Rightmire (3:30 mark), in her third season with USF.

Garvin came up big with 6 blocks in both the Bulls' conference tournament finale, and in the NCAA matchup with Penn State - so she knows all about coming up big in the big moments. Third-year Bull Wass de Czege follows at the 6-minute mark, and likes this new group of surrounding talent. (Note, she is from Tallahassee and the Bulls defeated FSU last year at the Yuengling Center, hence the photo of Garvin celebrating one of the many key plays in that victory).