The sophomore checks in from Valencia, Spain where just recently he was able to get back to playing his sport, after the city like so many was shut down due to the coronavirus. Sergio goes through his journey growing up on the red clay courts, choosing USF, a great freshman season and a tough injury experience that delayed his success as a sophomore - but that he fully bounced back from.

Bull Speed Ahead - Guest AAC Commissioner Mike Aresco - Presented By USF Health by USF

Updates on former Bulls quarterbacks, hear from Michael Kelly on the news that student-athletes in all sports may be able to return in June, former USF women's basketball assistants reunite at FIU, and in some extended commentary not heard on the streamed version Darek gets into some conference notes.

The midfielder started every single game in her four-year career. Tells a little bit of her upbringing in Iceland, how she ended up selecting USF, and some secrets about star player Evelyne Viens.

She was voted conference player of the decade and her No. 10 jersey was retired after her exceptional career with the Bulls. Michelle goes through her journey - which includes her almost attending the "other" USF - and eventually took her to where she is today, a successful head coach at Georgia Tech. She was college teammates with new USF Head Coach Jolene Shephardson and shares her very optimistic outlook when it comes to that.

Highlights of all 10 of the top plays of the season with an interview with Adrian Billhardt (who produced the No. 1 play) at the end

The Bulls' offensive coordinator held a video chat, conducted by Jim Louk, answering questions from football Season Ticket holders. He got in depth on the quarterback position, his offensive approach and his upbringing.

You'll learn plenty about the mental side of golf, how important the support staff and of course Head Coach Erika Brennan are, and how the 4.0-GPA team leader felt about the abrupt end to the spring season.

No guest on the show this week but host Darek Sharp and USF Vice Presidents of Athletics have plenty of big items to cover, including what impact the NCAA Division I Council's recent ruling - allowing limited on-campus returns for football and basketball - might have on the Bulls. First, great detail on what precautions must take place. NOTE the show was recorded before the NCAA updated its ruling to include a voluntary return date of 6-1 in ALL sports but Michael's addressing of the topic blankets across any sport. Also, setting the program record for Academic Progress Rate, a history lesson on football helping the country come back from a pandemic, reacting to other schools in the conference cutting sports programs... and Michael answers plenty of questions from Bulls fans including many on football.

Coach Herrion gives Bulls fans a scouting report on transfers Luke Anderson, Prince Oduro and Russel Tchewa, speaks on the Bulls being part of a major quadrupleheader in Atlanta, recalls when he was Pitt in 2010 and went up against Dominique Jones (who scored 37) and what it was like coaching in the ACC (with Bulls HC Brian Gregory, then at Georgia Tech). Of course we get an update on his awesome son Robert, who apparently is quite the ping-pong artist.