USF Bulls Athletics
NCAA / Big East Conference - intercollegiate competition in baseball, basketball, cross country,
football, golf, tennis, track & field, soccer, sailing and volleyball.
USF Bulls Athletic Department - Official Site
Big East - NCAA Conference Website
St Petersburg Times - USF Bulls Sports News
TBO.com - USF Bulls Sports News
USF Bulls Blog - Sports Page BlogSite
TheBullsPen.com - FanClub Website
SouthFloridaBulls.com - FanClub Website
BullsGallery.com - Fanclub Image Gallery
USF Bulls Football
BullBackers.com - Bulls Football Fan Website
USF Bull Doug - Fan Club Website
Raymond James Stadium
This state-of-the-art facility features a beautifully kept natural grass field,
plush fan seating areas, spacious club facilities and a comfortable press box.
Additional fan-friendly luxuries include 1,158 televisions throughout the stadium.
It is a $168 million stadium completed in 1998. Home to the USF Bulls, NFL Tampa Bay Buccaneers,
the NCAA Outback Bowl as well as concerts and special events. It was also the host of Super Bowl XXXV on January 28, 2001.
USF Bulls Hockey
Home Rink : Ice Sports Forum, 10222 Elizabeth Place, Brandon FL; 813-684-PUCK;
Ice Bulls - USF Collegiate Hockey Team
ACHA - American Collegiate Hockey Association - League Play
The Ice Sports Forum - Home Rink and Hockey Training Facilities.
USF Sun Dolls Cheer Squad
USF Sun Dolls - USF Cheerleading Squad
USF Sun Dome
4202 East Fowler Avenue, Tampa, Florida 33620; 813-974-3111;
USF Sun Dome Arena;
The Sun Dome is a multi-purpose sports and entertainment arena that
can seat over 11,200 spectators for a wide variety of events includeing trade shows,
basketball games, boxing, wrestling, concerts, and more. Since its opening in 1981 this
facility has become one of Tampa Bay's main venues, hosting some 300 events annually.
Primary training facility for USF basketball and volleyball teams.
Raymond James Stadium
Dale Mabry and Columbus Ave
This state-of-the-art facility features a beautifully kept natural grass field,
plush fan seating areas, spacious club facilities and a comfortable press box.
Additional fan-friendly luxuries include 1,158 televisions throughout the stadium.
It is a $168 million stadium completed in 1998. Home to the USF Bulls, NFL Tampa Bay Buccaneers,
the NCAA Outback Bowl as well as concerts and special events. It was also the host of Super Bowl XXXV on January 28, 2001.
Other USF Athletic Facilities
- Athletic Training Center - New (2004) $15 million facility houses most sports programs and the Sports Medicine Clinic