The USF spring football game at Corbett Stadium served as a showcase for junior quarterbacks Luke Kromenhoek and Michael Van Buren Jr., both vying to replace Byrum Brown, the first 3,000-yard passer in Bulls history. The event, attended by several thousand fans, featured high energy and a glimpse of the Bulls' potential under new head coach Brian Hartline, who previously coached at Ohio State. Hartline noted that both quarterbacks made good decisions and displayed leadership qualities, indicating a tight competition that may lead to a two-quarterback system in the fall. The Bulls, who finished last season with a 9-4 overall record and 6-2 in the American Conference, are also bolstered by a strong supporting cast, including a formidable offensive line and talented running backs like D.J. Crowther and Jason Collins Jr.. With a new stadium set to open in 2027 and a focus on high school recruiting alongside the transfer portal, the Bulls are looking to build a strong team for the future.