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Bulls Radio is one of Florida's largest student-run radio stations. Every aspect of operation is handled by student workers and volunteers.Bulls Radio (known as "WBUL" up until Fall 2009) first went on the air in 1988, broadcasting from the Andros classroom building with very primitive equipment. From those humble beginnings, the station grew into a valuable media resource and educational tool for the USF community. Volunteers are the heart of the organization. Student volunteers interested in music, journalism, and radio have the opportunity to work with and learn from professionals in their field of interest. |
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Cardiac Kids Come up Short in 2-1, Season-Ending Loss
Written by Kirsten Karbach
USF's Big East Tournament run came to an end on Friday, as the Bulls suffered a 2-1 loss to Rutgers.
Seven-Run Lead Slips Away, Bulls Lose 8-7 to UConn
Written by Kirsten Karbach
Despite racing out to a 7-0 lead, the Bulls suffered an 8-7 walk-off loss to UConn on day two of the Big East Tournament. USF will now face elimination on Friday.
Jimmy Herget held Rutgers to a run in 7.2 innings as USF grabbed a 5-2 win in the opening round of the Big East Tournament. The Bulls move on to play UConn on Thursday.
Bulls Lose Regular-Season Finale 10-6, Finish 4th in Big East
Written by Kirsten Karbach
The Bulls suffered a 10-6 loss on Senior Day, and will square off with Rutgers again in the opening round of the Big East Tournament.
Bulls Lose Regular-Season Finale 10-6, Finish 4th in Big East
Written by Kirsten Karbach
The Bulls suffered a 10-6 loss on Senior Day, and will square off with Rutgers again in the opening round of the Big East Tournament.
Walk-off Win Sends Bulls to Series Victory over Rutgers
Written by Brian Mitchell
Jimmy Falla drove int he winning run with a ground ball fielder's choice that scored Nik Alfonso in the bottom of the ninth inning, as the Bulls clinched a series win over Rutgers with a 6-5 win.
Jimmy Herget eanred his sixth win of the year after holding Rutgers to two runs in five innings, and James Ramsay had four hits in USF's 11-4 victory.
James Ramsay continued to swing a hot bat, going 2-for-3 with two RBI to help the Bulls take down FGCU, 6-4 on Tuesday night.
USF Softball earned its first-ever Big East Championship crown, defeating Notre Dame 1-0 in 10 innings in the final round. USF now receives an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament.
USF was swept for the first time since February 24, suffering a 4-2 loss to Seton Hall in the series finale on Saturday.
