South Florida's football team comes to Annapolis on a roll offensively. The Bulls have averaged 37 points over the past three games and really seem to be hitting their stride.
For Navy, the key to slowing South Florida begins with controlling the dynamic sophomore duo of quarterback Quinton Flowers and tailback Marlon Mack.
Mack is the second-leading rusher in the American Athletic Conference with 689 yards despite sitting out last Friday night's game against SMU with a hamstring issue. Flowers has emerged as a potent dual-threat, passing for 1,038 yards and 10 touchdowns while rushing for another 563 yards and seven scores.