bring the team good luck. The student sections for Bulls home games are known as The Herd. The first few rows of the student section for football, men's basketball, select women's basketball, and all War on I-4 games are reserved for the most passionate students, the Beef Studs, who paint their bodies green and gold for every game. A newer tradition for USF teams is the addition of "Slime Green" alternate jerseys for games against rival Central Florida, which utilize a much brighter neon green and yellow compared to the Bulls usual dark green and gold. This tradition began with a men's basketball game in 2020 and has since spread to all other sports in the War on I-4. Media In 2017, USF became the second university in the nation to have its own 24-hour digital radio station after launching the Bulls Unlimited channel on TuneIn. Bulls Unlimited and its sister station Bulls Unlimited 2 carry live game coverage of most sports, highlights, shows, and historical game replays and are available for free nationwide. Under the current American Athletic Conference TV deal beginning in 2019, all home games and in-conference away games in baseball, men's and women's basketball, football, men's and women's soccer, softball, and volleyball are shown on one of the various ESPN networks or streamed live on ESPN+. Football radio broadcasts can be heard in the Bay Area on flagship station WTHP 102.5 FM. Football radio broadcasts are available on Bulls Unlimited outside of the Tampa media market. USF receives about $7 million annually through the deal, which runs until the 2031–32 season. Facilities The USF Athletic District is the home for every USF varsity sport besides sailing and is located on the east side of campus, primarily along Bull Run Drive and Genshaft Drive. The district includes the Lee Roy Selmon Athletic Center (the athletic department's headquarters), Corbett Stadium (soccer), the Frank Morsani Football Practice Complex, the Pam & Les Muma Basketball Practice Center, the Yuengling Center (basketball), The Claw (golf), the USF Baseball Stadium, the USF Softball Stadium, the USF Track and Field Stadium, The Corral (volleyball), and the USF Varsity Tennis Courts. Lee Roy Selmon Athletic Center Opened in 2004, the Lee Roy Selmon Athletic Center is the main hub for USF Athletics. In 2012, the facility was dedicated to the late Lee Roy Selmon, a Pro Football Hall of Fame member and former Director