In case you missed them on our Spring Game pregame show Sunday, here are the quick chats Joey had with a trio of former Bulls - including the very first Jim Leavitt recruit, RB Otis Dixon from Clearwater!

The Monday show is always packed, and with a spring football game to add to the list, Darek jumps right in with a recap from Head Coach Brian Hartline before telling you about some new names on the men's basketball roster and a championship clincher for lacrosse. Details of how baseball and softball bounced back after dropping the first two games of their respective sets. We also give you conference tournament recaps/previews/update in the case of tennis/beach volleyball/women's golf.

A historic performance, as the Bulls jump ahead 8-0 in the game's first seven minutes and cruise to a 17-4 win against East Carolina to wrap up the regular-season championship in just Year Two of the South Florida women's lacrosse program. Darek and other media caught up with Head Coach Mindy McCord and players Elise Grissett and Kaitlyn Tartaglione afterwards.

Another packed program starts with news of a cool chance for Bulls fans to meet the "Big 3" new Head Coaches along with Rob Higgins on the just-announced Coaches Tour, plus updates on formulation of the men's basketball roster for Chris Mack. Tennis is competing in the conference tournament and the women sprung an upset in Houston on Thursday. Baseball wins a thriller at Miami and now turns its attention to a big home set with UAB, while first-place Softball visits ECU. Lacrosse can clinch a regular-season crown at home Saturday, plus Track & Field and details on the spring football game - capped by a QB battle update from position coach Mike Hartline.

The top three goal scorers for USF - more than 100 combined this season! - speak with Darek after Thursday's practice as the Bulls get set for their home finale Saturday at Noon against East Carolina. With a win the Bulls can clinch the regular season conference championship, something only one other program has done in its second Division I season.

Yes... he is Brian's brother. So Mike Hartline, former Kentucky startin quarterback and assistant at several stops, has plenty of insight on the Bulls new Head Coach and gives an update on the candidates to win the starting spot.

Listen in as new Bulls Runnings Back Coach Elijah Brooks, who was a standout college back and the last 3 seasons coached the position at Virginia Tech, along with WR coach Myles White sat down with Joey Johnston and other media who cover the Bulls on Thursday.

Hear what Head Football Coach Brian Hartline has to say about the upcoming spring game, along with some comments from newcomers Running Back D.J. Crowther who had a 1,000 scrimmage yards senior season at Dartmouth, and CB Amarion Fortenberry. Softball ace Anne Long gives her thoughts on the historic 14-inning shutout from Sunday. Darek gets you set for the baseball team's matchup at Miami Wednesday along with a midweek scoreboard check in both bat-and-ball sports. Men's Golf ends its regular season with a runner-up finish - but, technically a win, Darek explains. We also set up Thursday's conference tournament opener for women's tennis, and yet another Bulls is named Male Track Athlete of the Week!

FOURTEEN INNINGS - and not just from the softball team... from its ace pitcher Anne Long in a truly classic Sunday. Bulls sweep the series and are alone in first place, and in a nice spot in the computer rankings as a result. Baseball loses its series at UTSA but, considering the Roadrunners have now won their last 16 conference sets, the lone victory might be a springboard. Lacrosse locks up a spot in the conference tournament and is alone in first place.

NOTE - the show was updated late Monday with tennis, golf, track and field and beach volleyball recaps.

Maybe the busiest weekend of the entire USF sports calendar awaits, but before that Darek gives you some football news and intel on the assistant coaches brought on board by Chris Mack for men's basketball. Then recapping a Wednesday where both lacrosse and softball went toe-to-toe against the No. 7-ranked Gators in Gainesville. And yes, a packed weekend with key series for both bat-and-ball sports, track and field hosting a meet, sailing in the conference championship on home waters, beach volleyball in Boise, lacrosse back at home and men's tennis wraps up the regular season after a victorious Thursday home finale. Finally, both golf teams start off their final tourneys of the regular season on Sunday.

We told you it was a lot!