Lots to cover as always, starting with an update on the football staff before previewing the men's basketball game Wednesday at Rice - and how the Bulls can clinch the regular-season title THIS week. Baseball drops to 7-2 with 4-3 loss at Bethune plus a conference check-in with both baseball and softball. Beach Volleyball pairing earns first conference top honors (in C-USA, Darek explains). Women's hoops faces likely must-win for 3rd seed after what took place in Denton Tuesday. And women's golf finishes 52-over par - which was really good considering! Indoor track and field set for conference meet plus top competition ahead for several teams, though women's tennis is one of the very few that will actually be playing said competition at home.

The Bulls began their first spring in New Orleans and left town wtih a 3-1 record that included a defeat of the event host, No. 20 Tulane along with a narrow defeat to 12th-ranked LSU.

Another hour-plus Monday show as once again the Bulls just gave us, so much to give you! Records fall on both diamonds, with baseball plating a school-mark 29 runs Saturday, then winning 4-3 with a ninth-inning rally for a series sweep and 7-1 start. Softball's Alex Wilkes leads the Bulls to a 10-game winning streak of their own, homering in a school-record four straight games. Beach volleyball finishes off an incredible first weekend, lacrosse has its best win of the year, tennis swings hard vs. No. 28 Clemson, and finally a full highlight reel of a satisfying 20-point win for women's basketball vs. FAU.

More days, more wins for our USF programs but Friday was a bit different - a program first! Beach volleyball started off fantastically in New Orleans. Then Darek details softball's winning streak hitting 8, baseball's hitting 5 and as always, cover all the hoops action with the men taking care of business before a great YC crowd vs. Memphis Thursday and women looking to find revenge vs. FAU Saturday. (Note: the show ends with a full 10-minute highlight reel of that one, starts at the 20:20 mark).

Lots of highlights and hoops on the program.

The last of our live shows was another great one - Head Coach Bryan Hodgson and Jim Lighthall recap a big victory at FAU (under sweltering conditions!) before looking ahead to Memphis Thursday night. Guests this week are Isaiah Jones (16-minute mark), Director of Player Personnel Martin Stockwell (31:30) and then Coach returns for a Q&A session from fans in the audience (42:30). Show hosted by the Yuengling Draft Haus & Kitchen.

In this hour-plus version of the program, the first half hour is devoted to an incredible win for men's basketball at FAU overcoming a determined opponent, and humidity, to prevail in OT taking a two-game lead in the conference. Sunday was extremely dramatic back home with baseball rallying from down 7-2 to win the game and series vs. Illinois, softball - after a 4-run bottom of the 7th to win vs. BC Saturday - walking it off again vs. DePaul. There was a great showing for men's golf in Gainesville, two tennis victories, two track & field program records set in Lubbock, Lacrosse leads No. 17 Michigan 8-4 late in the first half before Wolverines get going, and last but not least a full highlight of a critical win for women's basketball at UTSA, and next up, trying to end Rice's 17-game winning streak on Tuesday.

NOTE - This show will be further updated Saturday late afternoon with a full highlight reel from Wednesday's basketball wins (women vs. Tulsa, men at Wichita) as well as previewing both hoops' road tests this weekend. Until then enjoy highlights from baseball's season opener and softball, which went 2-1 on Thursday and Friday. Darek also tells you what track, golf, tennis and lacrosse are up to this weekend.

After a pair of big-time wins against then first-place Tulsa - the Bulls now reside by themselves in the American's top spot - and a dogfight at Wichita Wednesday the Head Coach joined host Jim Lighthall. Also on the show this week, big man (and 4.0 GPA carrying) Daimion Collins, and unsung hero Video Coordinator Max Wittenberg.

Darek recaps a Tuesday softball doubleheader where the Bulls had it all going on, previews a key Wednesday night in hoops, plus tennis and weekly track and field accolades.