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Washington quarterback Jake Locker has elected to return for his senior season rather than move on to the professional ranks.

University of South Florida coach Jim Leavitt grabbed a player by the throat then struck him twice in the face during halftime of the Bulls' Nov.

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TAMPA - South Florida junior running back Mike Ford's latest driving-related arrest isn't expected to keep him out of the International Bowl, Bulls coach Jim Leavitt said after Friday's practice.

USF junior defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul has submitted his name to the NFL's advisory board for underclassmen to get a better idea of where he might be selected if he entered the draft, coach Jim Leavitt said Thursday.

Ford, a junior, was arrested at 12:42 a.m. at 4202 E. Fowler Ave., records show.

Saturday's forecast for the University of South Florida's game against Connecticut in East Hartford, Conn., calls for a high temperature of 41 degrees and a low of 31, with a 30 percent chance of snow showers.

You have to give the South Florida Bulls plenty of credit. On a snowy winter's night in Connecticut, in chilly temperates, and with a motivated Connecticut football team chipping away at them, they did not roll over and die.

Quarterback B. J. Daniels #7 of the University of South Florida Bulls rushes upfield against the University of Miami Hurricanes November 28, 2009 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida.

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Dave Teggart kicked a 42-yard field goal as time expired and Connecticut beat South Florida 29-27 Saturday night, finishing a season marred by tragedy with three consecutive wins.

Running back Andre Dixon, plowing through Notre Dame for 114 yards in a UConn victory, has 917 yards for the season.

Connecticut hosts South Florida on Saturday in the regular-season finale for two teams that already have assured themselves of bowl bids.

UConn right tackle Mike Hicks has some Senior Day present waiting for him on Saturday.

USF may have to face Connecticut's talented running game without senior Kion Wilson, the Bulls' starting middle linebacker and leading tackler, who injured his ankle Saturday in the second quarter of USF's 31-10 loss to Miami.

It was the type of crisp, bright afternoon seemingly custom-made for carpe diem.

For the past two years, this had been the point in the season where things went south for the Miami Hurricanes.

Playing for the first time since suffering a high ankle sprain against West Virginia on Oct.

There was no sign of an upset. Not even close. So much for that pick. Miami's defense disrupted South Florida quarterback B.J. Daniels , and the offense had a balanced attack in the Canes' 31-10 win over the Bulls.

Kayvon Webster became a poster boy for USF in February when he picked the Bulls over his hometown Hurricanes.