Big East Clambake: USF ‘s Jeremiah Warren holds early lead

USF offensive guard eats more lobsters than half of the Big East The lobsters were cracking at the annual Big East clambake, and South Florida Bulls offensive guard Jeremiah Warren holds the lead as results are being confirmed. Warren downed seven lobsters on the night, consuming more crustaceans than Rutgers, Cincinnati and West Virginia combined. If lobster counts could be used to predict the Big East champion, Skip Holtz should be feeling very happy about his chances this season. But the Syracuse Orange pulled together to represent to tie for the team lead, with South Florida, after eating a combined eight lobsters. It should be noted that Syracuse has four players here for Big East media day while South Florida has two. I’ll unofficially give the nod to the Bulls in this instance. Warren said that he and Pittsburgh defensive lineman Myles Caragein were staring each other down while eating their lobsters, so the Panthers may have a shot at coming through with a victory if ...