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South Florida looks to tighten its grip on the AAC race Thursday night when the 6-2 Bulls host 4-4 UTSA at Raymond James Stadium.

USF comes in smarting from a blown 14-point fourth-quarter lead against Memphis, while UTSA rides the high of dismantling Tulane as a touchdown underdog.

The Bulls are laying around two touchdowns in this one, fueled by one of the nation’s top-scoring offenses and the chance to rebound at home.

UTSA, meanwhile, is eyeing

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