No, it wasn't just like Dimel! Dimel only managed eight wins in three seasons at Houston. Leavitt, who was 95-57 at South Florida, lost his job because of allegations that he had struck one of his players. Leavitt won eight games the first season South Florida was promoted to a D-1 status. He built South Florida out of literally nothing, for he was the program's first head coach. By his 9th/10th season, I forget which, he had South Florida ranked in the top ten in the country at one point. If I'm not mistaken he had South Florida ranked number 2 in the BCS, just behind Ohio State. If you check the facts Dimel can't hold a candle to Leavitt. Go 'Cats!