As dominant as USF has been in the Big East, with a 15-3 record and three-game lead in the conference standings, they have been remarkably ordinary in midweek games against non-league opponents.Such was the case again Tuesday, as the Bulls (27-16), fresh off a three-game sweep of West Virginia, took a 9-5 loss at Central Florida; the two teams will meet again Wednesday night in Tampa. USF drops to 12-13 in nonconference play this season.-- Men's tennis, still savoring a Big East championship on