As the season is almost here, our last batch of exclusive interviews with members of George Kiefer's men's soccer teams concludes with the last four of the players who transferred with him from Grand Canyon to USF.

For an excellent story on Kiefer's expectations for the Bulls, head to THIS link.

One of the few returning starters on the defsnsive side, followed (at the 5:15 mark) by a former 5-star recruit who followed Brian Hartline from Columbus. Both sat down with the media Wednesday afternoon after practice.

An informative and enjoyable sitdown with the leader of the Bulls' defense from Wednesday after practice. "Tips and Overthrows... Get Those" will be stuck in your head afterwards - at least it is in the Bulls' players. Aldridge guided the American's top defense at East Carolina in his lone season with the Pirates.

A series of near-misses frustrated the Canadian last year, but in her third season as a Bull Cabral sounds ready to take charge of the offense.

Lots of quality analysis and intel here! We start with Eric and Mikey as they were competitors in the Patriot League, with Axtman's Lafayette team pulling off an incredible run to the NCAA tournament - but topping him was Steinhaeuser's Saint Louis squad, which reached the College Cup. Steinhaeuser also has some familiarity with the Miami-based Bulls. And after committing to George Kiefer at Grand Canyon, Martin said the decision was easy to shift his new enviromment to Florida.

With the graduation of all-conference Raegan Richardson, the question is who will take over the role as setter(s) - but we think after hearing these conversations, you'll rest assured the group is more than capable! And oh yeah, the freshman (McCaughey) is a Legacy Bull as not only did her Mom play for USF... she was then standout, now HC Jolene Shepardson's roomy!

These two were a little bit of a package deal, not originally but turned out that way! Cadore is not shy about his strength and goal-scoring abilities, which Becerra confirms!

Can't tell these two are freshman! Stands to reason for Palmi, who was Osceola County's all-time leading hitter, surpassing her older sister in her senior season while being coached by her mother, a standout player at JU in her own right. As for Perez, a Middle, go ahead and give her a podcast!

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.