Amazing game
by SR950 on 12/5/17Spectrum Stadium - OrlandoRating: 5 out of 5A game for the ages. Anyone there will remember this game forever.
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University of Central Florida Knights Football History
Varsity football didn't come to UCF until 1979, when the Knights joined the NCAA's Division III. By 1996, UCF ascended to the NCAA's top division, becoming the first program to play at all levels of college football. In short order, the Black and Gold became an unlikely national contender. In 2004, under new coach George O'Leary, UCF went 0-11. Over his next 10 seasons in Orlando, the team went to seven bowl games, including a 52-42 Fiesta Bowl victory over Baylor, which capped a 2013 season in which the Knights went 12-1 and undefeated in conference play.
In 2017, under coach Scott Frost, the Knights swept the regular season, won their conference championship game over Memphis in double overtime, and beat No. 7 Auburn in the Peach Bowl, 34-27 — the first undefeated season in school history. The following year, the Knights went 12-1, their only loss coming against LSU in the Fiesta Bowl. That game ended UCF's 25-game winning streak. The Knights have made a bowl game in nearly every season under head coach Gus Malzahn up until his final season in 2024.
University of Central Florida Knights Team Info
Conference: Big 12 Conference
Team Colors: Black, Gold
Team Rivals: Cincinnati Bearcats, South Florida Bulls
University of Central Florida Knights at Acrisure Bounce House
Located just northeast of downtown Orlando, Acrisure Bounce House has been the Knights' home since 2007. It quickly earned the nickname "The Bounce House" thanks to vibrations produced whenever fans jumped in unison, and the title was officially added to the stadium’s official name in 2025. Come out a couple hours before kickoff and greet the players during their Knight Walk from IOA Plaza. Ninety minutes before kickoff, you can join the marching band and the spirit team near Knights Plaza for the fan march to the stadium. And when "Kernkraft 400” by Zombie Nation comes on the speakers at the game, be sure to bounce.
Tickets for UCF Knights football can be purchased at Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the University of Central Florida Knights. If you're thinking about last-minute tickets, all UCF Knights tickets purchased through Ticketmaster are 100% verified and instantly delivered to your phone — so you can buy tickets right up until kickoff.
The Knights play at Acrisure Bounce House on the campus of the University of Central Florida in Orlando, Florida. A seating chart for Acrisure Bounce House can be viewed on Ticketmaster(Opens in new tab).
The UCF Knights' biggest rivals are the Cincinnati Bearcats(Opens in new tab) and South Florida Bulls(Opens in new tab).
A game for the ages. Anyone there will remember this game forever.
Unbelievable AAC Championship Game! UCF prevailed in one of the year’s best games!
Great game! Wished Tigers would have won. Only issue with this stadium is the parking. No paid parking. Had to park in a residential area. Other than that the stadium and event was great!
Stadium seats were roomy and there were plenty of stalls in the women's room. What really needs to be addressed is the extremely long lines at the concession stands. Why not have more kiosks that sell water only? The best would be to have venders that you can buy from in the stands. That would help to relieve the long lines. The only one we saw was selling cotton candy. Not really going to help with the hydration.
This was my 2nd game in 2 weekends. Unforgettable!
Awesome and unforgettable football game!! Very intense and overall very competitive teams going for the American Championship!
Best game ever! UCF won in double OT!!! Go Knights and thank you Coach Frost.
I’ve been to many football games from high school through pro. This was hands down, the best game I have ever seen!
The greatest football game I have ever attended. Parking was tough though
Stadium seats were great. Liked the separate section. Stadium sure does bounce when the fans are cheering. Go Knights!
Game was outstanding. However, issues had to do with how the stadium was being managed, or not managed. 1. Couldn't gain access to parking within what I'd consider a reasonable distance. Had to park 1.2 miles away. If you have a stadium that holds 45,000 people, then you need to have parking to accommodate them. And signs with instructions on where to park without passes etc. Each lot I tried to access was only for passes. How is a person who's not been there before know where to park? 2. Gate access to enter was horrible at the gate I entered. People with broken scanners and not a care in the world to get ones that worked. Nobody shifted from other gates that weren't busy. Couldn't get to seat until halfway through first period. And I was there before kickoff. 3. Lines for most food and beverage was outrageous. Totally unacceptable that you'd leave before halftime and not be able to get back to seat until midway through third quarter. Great game, but other issues need so much improvement.
Hands down the most exciting, suspenseful, fun college football game I have ever attended! UCF/USF matchup always ends up being a great rivalry game, but this was the best one yet! Both teams did very well & kept us on the edge of our seats from beginning to end. Kudos on both sides, but SO proud of my UCF KNIGHTS!!!
This was the most exciting game I have ever seen in person and maybe in any other way. As a alumni I am sooooooooooo! Proud of our efforts and direction of the team and the Coach and staff. With the school our size and recruiting field there is no reason we should not be at the top competition wise and all other ways. Thank you Coach Frost and Team for the the best season ever. P.S. The continuous Hip Hop and Rap Noise before the game is not needed. The words are vulger and volume is way beyond loud. Do not ruin the total experience. Thanks.
This was the best game I've seen for the War on I-4 (UCF-USF rivalry game). The facilities were great. The campus was clean and felt safe. No complaints. Only comment would be that I wish the stadium club offered a better beer selection.
The venue itself needs a lot of help. Our seats weren't actually there. We had purchase seats that were in the ADA section. We were unaware of that. When were arrived only 2 of the 4 seats were actually seats. There was no nearby ushers or event staff to call upon. It took us about one full quarter to find someone and then another full quarter to have a rusty seat brought to us. It was a disgrace. A new stadium like that with an outstanding events department and educational program should never let this happen. I was personally okay with not having a seat, but my (out-of-town) guests were not a pleased. Since their team (USF) lost, they really would have like to sit down and not take part in UCF's celebrations.
Great Venue for a UCF Football Game. Good View of the game from any seat.
Great team, great crowd, great venue, great school! UCF Knights Charge On against Navy this week!!
We had a great time. The only thing that I was not happy about is having to split up the family. My mother had to use the elevator and they will not allow the other members to get to their seats in section 208 unless they went all around the stadium. Section 208 is next to club seating but the the area was all blocked. Please come up with a better plan. I purchased tickets at a higher price to avoid my mother having to walk to much.
The game itself was a great experience. Of course being a UCF fan doesn't hurt when we play that well against our competition. Aside from that, the school has done a great job with upgrades over the past few years - really love the new scoreboard, ribbon board, and sound system! The other events prior to the game were great (Splash Dogs and Concert). Keep up the good work!
Overall I was very satisfied with the overall experience. I have to mention though that this is not the first time I was disappointed with the dining area experience. My small group of three arrived early and enjoyed the food trucks before attending the baseball game. We had 3 tickets for the VIP area and figured we would relax there and enjoy the music before the football game. It seems while we were supporting UCF baseball from 1-4:00, others blew off the baseball game and camped out from 2:30 - 5:30 at the VIP area. By the time we arrived there was nowhere to sit and not even a high top available to stand and eat. Of course those who camped out had long since ate their fill, drank more than than share, and where now in a state of stupor in their chairs. This is not the first time in our 13 years of attending these functions that we have been left out in the cold so to speak. In my view there should be a chair at a table accounted for for every ticket sold. And what's the deal with people passing food over the fence to their friends?????