Thursday, 4 a.m.
By the end, after the mediocrity was complete, all that remained for the USF Bulls was to measure the holes.
Did the Bulls miss coach Alex Golesh more? After all, he hs the latest architect of the program. USF got their energy from Golesh, their creativity. But Golesh is in Auburn now, only a memory.
Or did they miss Byrum Brown more? Brown was the heatbeat of the offense with his highlight-reel season. With Brown, watching the scoreboard spin as a sport of its own. But Brown spend the evening as a pseudo coach, perhaps preparting to leave himself.
Without those two, the Bulls looked ordinry. They lost, 24-10, to Old Dominion. It was their lowest scoring total of the season.
The Bulls rushed for just 52 yards on 35 carries. They threw four interceptions. And they struggled to top Old Dominion.
Quarterback Quinn Henickle threw for 127 yards and ran for 107 and two scores. Running back Devin Roche ran for 100 yards.
For the Bulls, Gaston Moore threw for 236 yards but had two picks.
Receiver Charles Neptune caught 10 passes for 102 yards.
The Bulls now wait on new coach Brian Hartline to take over the program at the conclusion of Ohio State's season.