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The Burnham Bros. CFP-Talking about the history of USF Football from its inception in 1998 through the hiring of Brian Hartline heading into the 2026 season with current Bulls Director of NIL Engagement, Larry Antonucci

from The Burnham Brothers College Football Podcast · host Pat Burnham

The Burnham Bros. CFP-Talking about the history of USF Football from its inception in 1998 through the hiring of Brian Hartline heading into the 2026 season with current Bulls Director of NIL Engagement, Larry Antonucci.We talk about Jim Leavitt building the program from scratch beginning in the late 1990's to being ranked #2 in the country by the 2007. We also share memories of Nucc and Pat working together at USF for seven seasons and Nucc's experience as a 4-sport athlete in college. 

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