
International soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo announces retirement from Portugal team
By Katherine Langford
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The USF football team hits the road to take on East Carolina under the Friday night lights this week, with a potential change at quarterback hanging in the balance and a defense that has carried the Bulls to success through the first two months of the season.Bulls quarterback Michael Van Buren, Jr. left Saturday's win over UAB after taking a big hit. As for any update on who will start Friday night, head coach Brian Hartline kept it brief."We'll have one," Hartline said at his weekly press conference.Luke Kromenhoek entered the season as the backup, but he has taken the reins a few times this season and made splashes when he does."He's always been a guy who was competing for that job. He made it a competition with how well he was doing," Hartline added. "He's good with his feet. He's got a really good arm. We want to make sure he doesn't press. We wanna make sure he plays his game because when he does he's a pretty good player."The Bulls have largely been carried by their defense this