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South Florida loses to Memphis in an offensive shootout

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By Evan Romero, Mithil Vyas, Brady Maffei
| The Oracle Verified
South Florida and Memphis combined for over 1,000 yards of total offense Thursday night. ORACLE PHOTO / Ayron Espino-Nardi South Florida suffered its fourth loss Thursday night against the University of Memphis in a game that saw no shortage of offense. Both teams combined for 1,133 total yards and 93 points, with Memphis getting the best of South Florida at the end 52-41.
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COLUMN: Brian Hartline spoke about foundation. When will USF see progress?

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By Mithil Vyas, Brady Maffei, Jeanelle Henderson
| The Oracle Verified
Brian Hartline was hired at South Florida on Dec. 3, 2025. In his first season so far, he’s led the Bulls to a 6-3 record, with three games remaining. ORACLE PHOTO / JEANELLE HENDERSON In February, first-year head coach Brian Hartline called his new roster “different.” And for good reason. USF brought in 58 new players, including 41 from the transfer portal, ranking the No. 1 class among Group of 6 programs. Despite having 53 returning players, just four were returning starters.
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Preview: Hartline says USF football has ‘consistent issue’ ahead of Memphis game

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By Brady Maffei, Nate Ferguson
| The Oracle Verified
Cut: USF football players and coaches line up for the alma mater following the Bulls’ victory over UAB on Oct. 31. ORACLE PHOTO / AUDREY KOCZANSKI South Florida football will look to defend its home field against one of the American Conference’s top teams when the University of Memphis visits Raymond James Stadium on Thursday night.
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