Posts Tagged ‘Quinterrius Eatmon’
No. 47: South Florida
By Paul Myerberg // Jul 23, 2012
Lady Luck is a fickle mistress. She was on South Florida’s side early – very early, like the first drive of the season – when Kayvon Webster scooped up a Notre Dame fumble and returned it 96 yards for a touchdown. She had the Bulls’ back early in the second quarter, leading Dayne Crist to throw an interception in the U.S.F. end zone; ballgame, Bulls. Then she wasn’t needed. Then she disappeared. It’s a funny thing: U.S.F. went from being the luckiest team in football to being the team most likely to lose a game decided by a touchdown or less – it’s funny, but not really. Only the Bulls could hold Connecticut to 16 points and lose. Rack up 507 yards of total offense and lose. Gain 228 more rushing yards than Rutgers and lose. Hold Miami (Fla.) to six points and lose. Completely rattle Geno Smith and lose. It’s about consistency: U.S.F. might get lucky sometimes, might be the most talented team in the league, might be the quickest, the strongest and the most athletic, but consistency – that’s always lacking.
Tags: Andre Davis, B.J. Daniels, Big East, Chris Cosh, Chris Dunkley, Cody Grissom, Danous Estenor, DeDe Lattimore, Demetris Murray, Fidel Montgomery, Jon Lejiste, Julius Forte, Kayvon Webster, Lindsey Lamar, Maikon Bonani, Mark Popek, Quinterrius Eatmon, Ryne Giddins, Sam Barrington, Skip Holtz, South Florida, Sterling Griffin, Todd Fitch, Victor Marc
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