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Office: (813) 974-4906
4202 E Fowler Ave. MSC 4300
Tampa, FL 33620
USF Bulls RadioBulls Radio is the student radio station at the University of South Florida. You can hear Bulls Radio on WMNF 88.5 HD2 in the Tampa Bay area, 1620 AM on campus, and world-wide right here on bullsradio.org. We provide diverse student programming while acting as USF's radio teaching lab. We also offer affordable DJ services. Students can participate in many ways both on and off the air in an exciting, professional environment. Don't hesitate to drop by our office in the Marshall Student Center to get involved!
The University of South Florida Bulls (20-13) wrapped up their first postseason appearance since 2002 early with a tough loss to North Carolina State (20-15).
Although they matched their second best record in 39 seasons and more than doubled their Big East wins since last year, the season ended on a sour note for the Bulls as they fell by one point to the Wolfpack, 58-57. The teams had not met in nearly four decades when the Bulls fell to NC State 125-88 in December of 1972.
“These guys have been very resilient. They just won’t stop.” NC State coach Sidney Lowe said. “We were hoping we could try to wear him [Dominique Jones] down. I don’t know if we did or we just got lucky.”
Bulls Radio now has a live feed in Beef O' Bradys. Working with Beefs, Bulls Radio is now available on the Sound Dog portable speakers. Students just have to request a sound speaker from Beef O' Brady's staff and can enjoy all of their favorite Bulls Radio programming while eating or hanging out.
Bulls Radio is available on Channel 6 with the Sound Dogs. Students can also request that Bulls Radio programming be put on the overhead speakers. So come on down and listen to the unique student run programming of Bulls Radio and experience the great atmosphere of Beefs at the same time.
NEW YORK – Thursday night Da'Sean Butler hit the game winner at the buzzer to get past Cincinnati. Saturday night, Butler did it again. The West Virginia Mountaineers survived with a 60-58 win over the Georgetown Hoyas as Butler scored his 20th point on a runner in the lane with 4.2 seconds left in the 2010 Men’s BIG EAST basketball tournament championship. West Virginia out rebounded Georgetown 38-24. Chris Wright, Greg Monroe and Austin Freeman combined for 45 of the 58 points scored for the Hoyas. The Mountaineers won their first ever BIG EAST Basketball Championship.
NEW YORK – The University of South Florida men’s basketball team may have bailed out early from the BIG EAST tournament in the second round against Georgetown, but the Bulls will be playing in the postseason for the first time since the 2001-02 season. After such a turnaround season, the disappointment for Bulls fans is that the first postseason game in eight years just may be held at the Sun Dome, instead of a neutral site in the NCAA tournament.
The question for USF is which postseason tournament will it be: the NCAA or the NIT? That answer won’t come until Sunday when the NCAA tournament bracket is revealed to the nation. The NIT isn't such a bad consolation, but the Bulls are still hoping for more.
Join Kyle Campbell and Tyler Crane from Madison Square Garden in New York City for Bulls Radio's live play-by-play coverage of USF's run through the tournament. Listen to Bulls Radio on WMNF 88.5 HD 2 and 1620 AM on campus.
The Men's Big East Basketball Tournament begins Tuesday, March 9, - Saturday, March 13. All sixteen teams from the Big East will be there. The top eight seeds clinch a Big East Championship first-round bye, with the top four seeds clinching a bye to the Big East Championship quarterfinal.
The ninth seeded USF Bulls will play the sixteenth seeded DePaul Blue Demons on Tuesday, March 9th at 12pm.
