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Let’s get one thing out of the way - I stink, I stunk, I stank. How in the world did I ever think UConn would hang within a TD of USF? UConn was severely overmatched from the outset - and except for last year’s five turnover fest at UConn - USF has completely dominated the Huskies in every game of the series. Enough about my poor 2-3 week - hey at least I correctly picked USF would make all of its field goal attempt(s) - congrats to Paul Colee, of Lakeland; Jason Cunningham, of Los Angeles; Ben Forlaw, of Gainesville; and Jeffrey Saff, of Annapolis, Md., who each went a perfect 5-0. While no one predicted the exact score, Jonathan Ruebeling’s 38-17 prediction would have been on the nose if UConn didn’t shank an extra point. With North Carolina on deck this week, here’s a hilarious video cartoon about UNC coach John Bunting from Raleigh (N.C.) News & Observer graphics editor Grey Blackwell from last year.
24 points: Carina Geiger
22 points: John Nelson
21 points: Brett McMurphy
20 points: Wayne H. Jacobus, Brandon Lang
19 points: Justin Aultman, Greg Budzban, Jason Burkett, Mark Wentley
18 points: Craig Crowder, Chris Harmon, Ryan Roark, Jonathan Ruebeling
17 points: Scott Allen, Scott Goldsmith, Brian Motroni, Derek Pratten, Brian Smith, Steven Stacy, Sam Yanka
16 points: Paul Colee, Josh Dillinger, Don Frashier, Davin Funt, Michael Harding
15 points: Mike Berman, Dan Johnson, Jay Mize, Tom Owens, James Risler, Marcus Rodriguez, Rob Schofield, Jeff Shotwell, Ronnie Townsend
14 points: Timothy Brittain, Doug Currier II, Chad Fugere, Hector Jimenez, Jim Johnson, Alan Ledford, Perry Lerner, Chuck Wagner
13 points: Joshua Barrett, Jon Frashier, Adrian Gil, Brian Kennedy, Terry Lucas, Steve O’Neal, Brad Solomon, Zonald Spinks
12 points: Jon Frashier, Nathaniel Jacobson
11 points: Jason Cunningham, AnhVu Nguyen, Catherine Nowotny, John Nowotny, Joe Parra
10 points: Michael Mantei, Jay Paules, Doug Preston, Jeffrey Saff, Kathy Sawyer, Greg Sidler, Doug Veit
9 points: Phil Canto
8 points: Todd Bever, Sarah Calamore, Ken DeCelles, Kevin Ellerbrock, Greg Jennings, David Strickland
7 points: Jon Blair. 6 points: Chris Jett. 5 points: Derry Beck, Bob Bleakley, Ben Forlaw, Gene Haines, David Lazar. 4 points: Kevin Brahm, Ben Galloway, Scott Kirchner, Adam Mazzei, Scott Murdock, Paul T. White. 3 points: Eric DeLand, Joseph Fisher, Chuck Gerhart, Shawn Hay, Kyle Kassabaum, Cedric Padilla, David Richtberg, John Sabin, Julie Stacy, Eric Thomas, Lucas Wiseman. 2 points: Gary Arnold; Bill Dickson, James Fishco, Marcus Jackson, Steve Jones, Eric Liu, Chance Phillips, Bridget Pullin, Steven Schoenback, Terrell Swagger. 1 point: Brian Roddy, Sung Wook Yi
Posted by Brett McMurphy, on 10/09 at 04:39 PM
Doug, that’s a great point. Will the returning players help/hurt chemistry? I think you could argue both sides, but we won’t know until Saturday. Jonathan, nice job again with your game prediction. Those dang kickers. Also, I should have given some props to Justin Aultman, of Zephyrhills. He predicted USF 35-16 - meaning he would have nailed it if Benzer would have missed the field goal. As far as how much the returning players will play and/or start, we will ask Coach Leavitt that question this week but I’m guessing he won’t say. Like everyone else, we’ll probably have to wait til Saturday to see if they start. However, I’m sure they’ll play a lot. Stay tuned.
Posted by Kevin Brahm, Clearwater, FL on 10/09 at 03:29 PM
It’s very hard to win a week-to-week contest when you forget about it for several weeks! 
Posted by Jonathan Ruebeling, Tampa, FL on 10/09 at 10:43 AM
I’ve never been more upset about an opposing team missing a PAT. Oh well, I’m still more than thrilled about the game’s outcome.
Let’s hope Grothe can keep those feet moving against the Tar Heels next week. Who knows, maybe Ricky Ponton will get some touches this Saturday. Do you think he will start, play, or not play at all this week?
Posted by Doug Currier II, Columbia, SC on 10/09 at 08:45 AM
No, no, Brett, those of us who have been a little conservative in our optimism about the Bulls’ football abilities might be those who were dumbfounded (to put it nicely)when the Bulls lost at Connecticut last year and saw the Rutgers and Kansas games this year - both very winnable. We should beat UNC, too, but I’m going to be going back and forth on my pick for the Tarheels game. Which Bulls will show up? And how will the team chemistry be with the returning suspendees? Penalties, i.e. lack of discipline….
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Posted by CATHY BROOKS, TAMPA FL on 10/12 at 12:39 PM
re: should suspended players start this coming week.
That is a decision for the Coaches. What I really disagree with is the idea that the get to wear the jersey and sloppy pants or shorts on the sidelines in front of their team mates that are working their behinds off to have a winning year. I think that they should be banned from the field until the suspension is lifted in the future. It is a horrible example for the rest of the team.
I am a female season ticket holder since day one. And love the BULLS.