It should come as no surprise that Asiantii Woulard committed to USF. He previously stated that USF was his number one choice and that he felt like he already attended the school. The coaching staff especill made him feel welcome.

“The coaches, I feel like they’d be like another father to me,” Woulard said. “Outside of football, they’re there for you.”

The Bulls have made Woulard a top 2013 target and are entranced with the idea of reuniting the big quarterback with Winter Park receiver D'vario Montgomery, who signed with the Bulls 2012 class earlier this month.

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Former NFL receiver Jerome Pathon has been hired to coach the USF wideouts.

Pathon most recently coached at the University of San Diego for three seasons.

He had an eight-year NFL career with the Colts and Saints after starring at the University of Washington.

Freshman point guard Anthony Collins oozed calm and cool as did most the whole
USF basketball team Sunday night. Collins scored a career-high 22 points to go
with six assists and the Bulls won 56-47 at Pittsburgh.

Sunday's contest aired on WDAE.

USF is now 10-4 in the Big East and 17-10 overall after a poised performance.
The hosts made a run in both halves but USF regrouped impressively. The Bulls
had never won at Pittsburgh.

After the Bulls charged to a 15-4 lead Pitt, sparked by a couple of steals
and dunks by J.J. Young, closed to within a point. USF was narrowly up 28-27 at
half.

Collins started off the second half with a three as part of an 8-0 run. The
Panthers again came back, again a Young steal and slam getting the crowd going
and it was just a 42-39 lead for USF. Pitt missed a trying three try and Toarlyn
Fitzpatrick drained a three on the other end, an after that Pitt could not get
any closer.

Moore scored 21 points and the only other player in double figures for either
team was USF's Victor Rudd with 11. USF shot 51 per cent as a team.

The putaway play was a fumbled alley oop finish by Rudd. that made it 51-41
with 2:45 remaining. USF got the lead up to 15 points before the Panthers
created a few turnovers in the closing seconds to get the margin to single
digits.

Despite their great start the Bulls are considered to still be in need of at
least two more quality wins to reach NCAA at-large status. That quest can
certainly be helped if USF wins its next game -- at Syracuse on Wednesday.

Jasmine Wynne showed no signs of rust in her return to the court Saturday night. 

USF’s leading scorer posted a game-high 14 points off the bench in a 62-50 victory over Pittsburgh before a crowd of 679 at the USF Recreation Center. 

Wynne had missed the past three games while recovering from a concussion and grabbed eight rebounds after finding out she was cleared to play at about 1 p.m. Saturday.

Andrell Smith has been a big factor in USF’s recent success and posted her second straight double-double with 12 points and 10 boards. Tahira Johnson scored a career-high 12 points and Inga Orekhova added 11 to help the Bulls improve to 8-3 at home.

Before pulling away late, it took a while for USF to grab a lead against an 8-18 Pitt team that is now 0-13 in Big East play.

USF (15-13, 7-7) went ahead for the first time with less than a second to go before halftime when Wynne’s jumper beat the buzzer and gave the Bulls a 31-29 lead

Friday games have been cancelled in Tampa, Fla. for the first day of the USF Invitational, due to inclement weather. With rain expected to start at 12:30 p.m. and blow through by 1:30 p.m. Friday, games were originally pushed back by two hours, then delayed another two hours. At 3 p.m., the games were officially cancelled, with adjustments in schedules for Saturday and Sunday as well. The only game from Friday that is currently scheduled to be made up is the Drake/Wisconsin contest, set for Sunday at 8:30 a.m.

Saturday’s new schedule (Home team listed first):

9:30 a.m. –  Wisconsin vs. Georgia Southern

11:45 a.m. – Arkansas vs. Drake

2:00 p.m. – Drake vs. Georgia Southern

4:15 p.m. – USF vs. Wisconsin

6:30 p.m. – USF vs. Arkansas

Sunday’s new schedule (Home team listed first):

8:30 a.m. – Wisconsin vs. Drake

10:45 a.m. – Arkansas vs. Wisconsin

1:00 p.m. – USF vs. Georgia Southern