an experienced USF QB from the program’s early era
In the 2000 season, Mike Usry appeared in 3 games for South Florida and completed 5 of 9 passes for 46 yards with 1 interception, a small sample that points to a low-volume, game-manager profile rather than flash-and-dash production[4]. At 6'4" and 220 pounds, he brought a pro-style frame and veteran steadiness to a fledgling USF program, and his background as a transfer from Georgia adds a “been around the block” edge that can matter in a locker room[2][5]. He’s the kind of quarterback you’d care about for experience, size, and stability—not headline-grabbing stats[1][2].
