No. 18 South Florida is one of the biggest surprises in college football, but faces its toughest challenge yet on Saturday at No. 5 Miami in Miami Gardens, Fla.

The game wasn't a Top 25 matchup until the Bulls (2-0) scored their second consecutive victory over a ranked opponent when they shocked then-No. 13 Florida 18-16 in Gainesville last Saturday.

USF opened the season with a convincing 34-7 home victory over Boise State, which was ranked No. 25 at the time.

It was the first time the Bulls beat ranked opponents in back-to-back weeks and the first time they beat two ranked opponents in the same season since 2009.

USF coach Alex Golesh is trying to keep his team from being distracted by the added hype after its strong start.

"I think there's still so much to play for, there's so much

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