Darek Sharp ran down the top 10 stories of the 2018-19 season. Here are the first 5 in order, with highlights.

10. Jordan Cronkrite sets school single-game rushing record.

9. Volleyball makes return to the postseason.

8. Ana Roman Dominguez knocks off nation's top tennis player.

7. Football fourth-quarter comebacks at Illinois and Tulsa.

6. Fond farewell for Laura Ferreira on Senior Night vs. UConn.

5. Evelyne Viens leads women's soccer, top offense in country.

4. Men's tennis stuns UCF to claim conference title, NCAA tourney spot.

3. Sophomore Georgina Corrick's sensational year leads softball.

2. Terrance Horne Jr. returns 2 kickoffs for TD in one quarter.

Darek Sharp finished up with the top story of the year, and an interview with the man who helped engineer it, men's basketball coach Brian Gregory.

Darek was able to jump on the phone with new baseball assistant coach.

Plenty of coaching news to start off Friday's show: Cross country/Track & Field has a new leader, Baseball adds a key assistant, and Softball loses one of its staff.

On Thursday, June 27 USF announced Erik Jenkins as its new Head Coach for both men's and women's Cross Country and Track & Field. In this special edition of the podcast VP of Athletics Michael Kelly spoke via phone to Coach Jenkins.

Men's basketball, golf and baseball news here.

Plenty of football in the opening segment of Friday's show: only 2 dates left unfilled on the non-conference schedule now through 2027 with the news that 5 games against Bethune-Cookman and Florida A&M have been added. Also, Fan Fest is set for Aug. 10, and in honor of former receiver SJ Green's birthday, we tell you about his current success in the CFL, and play back his greatest memories, a 2004 double-OT win over TCU.

Head women's basketball coach Jose Fernandez sits down with Darek to take a full look at the just-released schedule, and a player-by-player breakdown of the six newcomers on the roster. Plus, uniform news for the football squad.

Plenty of hoops here as the women's basketball squad adds another player from Europe, but sees its video coordinator depart to Stetson for his first assistant coaching job, and national college basketball expert chats with Brian Gregory and gives the men's squad plenty of love.