USF’s decision to induct Jim Leavitt into the Bulls’ Athletic Hall of Fame while barring him from attending has sparked a debate about legacy, accountability, and whether a program should publicly celebrate a controversial figure. The piece urges the school to either fully honor Leavitt on stage or rescind the honor entirely, arguing the current half-measures leave players, families, and fans in limbo.

The column emphasizes Joel Miller’s pain and the Miller family’s stance, insisting that a Hall of Fame honor cannot be hidden or conditional. It also threads in tributes to Shawn Clark for UCF, a real-world witness mystery in a Miami case, and a cavalcade of schedule quirks and hot takes that ripple into on-field performance and recruiting dynamics for fantasy relevance.

Beyond the Leavitt controversy, the piece ties together NFL and college notes—the Jags, Bucs, Dolphins, Eagles, and Jets in a tapestry of modern football, plus college tangents from Florida State to the Gators and SEC/ACC scheduling shifts—reminding readers that leadership stability and public perception can color fantasy value and betting angles.

Sam Fenton, 21, London-born, becomes the first British Division One quarterback at USF, joining the Bulls. After seven years in the sport, he endures a 5am-10pm grind, studying film and playbooks as he chases an NFL draft slot.

From Cobham Cougars to the NFL Academy to USF, he faces fierce QB competition with Byrum Brown, Gaston Moore and Locklan Hewlett. At 6'6", his size and learning curve make him a compelling long-term fantasy prospect who could surge with pro-style coaching.