On the other sideline, the South Florida Bulls enter this game with a 2-1 record after defeating Bethune, losing to No.4 Alabama, and then beating Southern Miss. The Bulls, guided by the team leader in passing and rushing Byrum Brown, will look to pull off a massive upset against a top-eight team on their home turf.

That will come down to how No. 8 Miami (3-0) does on Saturday night against the USF Bulls (2-1). Kickoff from Tampa’s Raymond James Stadium is slated for 7 p.m., with the game televised on ESPN. Follow along throughout the game for score updates, thoughts, commentary and analysis.

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Everyone who knows college football knows that Florida is a football hotbed. So a lot of eyes will be on Tampa’s Raymond James Stadium when the USF Bulls host the No. 8 Miami Hurricanes on Saturday night.