The former Georgia High School coach - whose star pupil happened to be a kid named Trevor Lawrence - spent one year coaching at Coastal Carolina before Jeff Scott brought him to join the Bulls Staff.

Former USF baseball ace is now with the Rays' organization after being drafted 31st overall two seasons ago.

Darek brought back the conference show in order to recap the 17 players from the American who were Drafted, with sound from many of them including one (Chapelle Russell) who was taken by the Bucs. Update on the pair of Bulls who signed with teams despite not being drafted.

Conference show begins at around the 10-minute mark.

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The standout student-athlete chats with Michael Kelly about his just-completed career as a member of the football team's offensive line. Before that host Darek Sharp asks Michael for his thoughts on the football team getting tabbed as having the nation's second-toughest schedule, gives some insight into Jeff Scott's personality and tosses in some NFL Draft observations.

Football play-by-play duo back together, albeit from their living rooms. We hear what Sam, a former Bulls linebacker, thinks current players should be doing during this time and he updates on the work he's doing to bring together football alumni.

The Bulls' head coach has been getting projects done at home, a major national-scale project involving changing the soccer schedule has been put on hold, a trio of graduated seniors have signed with pro sides, and the future looks very bright for his group. Coach also comments on conference member Cincinnati dropping its men's program.

The former West Virginia great quarterback, now Running Backs coach for Jeff Scott, recalls the rivalry between the Mountaineers and the Bulls, gets into his (in his words) "brief" NFL time before what led him into coaching, and eventually to Tampa to join the Green and Gold.

Sit back and enjoy as Michael speaks with a predecessor and long-time friend! Paul was the A.D. at USF 1985-2001, so he was here when the football program came to be, and goes through the whole process. They also recall some of their work on hosting NCAA basketball regionals in Tampa Bay (some went better than others!). Normally a 15-minute show turns into a 45-minute affair and we think you'll enjoy the whole thing.

Longtime Jose Fernandez assistant also gives an injury update on Maria Alvarez.