Good to see that they are keeping everything in perspective.

ESPN's Big East Blogger, Brian Bennett gives us the best and worst case scenarios for USF this season. If nothing else, the last paragraph is worth a chuckle.

Want to talk about fall practice? Team USF USA heading to Brazil? Jersey Shore and CREEP MODE?

Whatever's on your mind, we'll have an open thread for you starting at 9:30. Be there or you will be OBLIVIATED.

per Greg Auman.

This is just getting ridiculous...

Another QB. Yay.

Athletic Director Doug Woolard announced at their Around the Horns dinner in Tampa Palms, that a 3.5 million dollar soccer stadium will be added to the list of new facilities for South Florida. The Football fields that will include 3 new fields, 2 with natural grass, and one with artificial turf, will be located just north of the new soccer stadium that is set to be ready by the start of the 2011 fall season directly east of the athletic building. Woolard also declared that all 5 new athletic projects (Baseball Stadium, Softball Stadium, Basketball Facility, Football Practice Complex, and Soccer Stadium) will be finalized and completed by next summer if not sooner.

If you have a PS3, feel free to download this (click on the link above) and use it once the game becomes available. I took a couple of liberties and some guys need to change positions once the game becomes available, but other than that it's accurate.

And I should warn you in advance - NCAA Football 11 will be featured prominently as we preview the season, because it's fun and because I am NOT TOO OLD TO PLAY VIDEO GAMES.

Looks like more on expansion. Didn't expect them to move this fast. Nebraska might hold the key here.

The following days could be full of change for CFB in general.

Edit: And on another note, looks like Nebraska is way ahead of me and has accepted an invite to the Big 10. Know more in the AM. Link: http://www.sbnation.com/2010/4/21/1435727/big-ten-10-expansion-2010-reactions

"This isn't smoke, this is fire."
Thats according to the most credible college football reporter out there, ESPN's Joe Schad. He is reporting that Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, Colorado, Oklahoma, and Oklahoma State are the six schools likely to recieve invitations to the Pac-10. Another suprising find was that Texas A&M has been communicating back and forth with the SEC. Texas and Texas A&M like the posiblities of having their own networks, something only the SEC said they could have. This really shows that the SEC is poised to expand following any other conference who does it first. That is likely to happen. Bulls fans, cheer for the Pac-10 to grab those Big XII schools so the SEC must raid the ACC for 2 to 4 teams. Eventually this will leave open spots in the ACC, a great chance for USF to get an invite.