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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).
Bright house stadium at 12:00p.m. in Sept. in FL bring a hat sunscreen a paper fan because you are gonna burn up with the seat in the stadium that reflect the sun. Good game I don't know who has to come for a sell out
It was a good time. The stadium was clean, plenty of venders, and decent prices. The campus was great great. Only bad thing was parking was a little high, but I can deal with that.
Enjoyable experience for the whole family specially when UCF wins.
UCF Knights Football and Marching Knights Band were awsome!
The football game was great! It was really hot for a 4:00 game though.
The event itself was very successful. The only issue I had was with the stadium itself. First it is some what of an inconvenience that the concession stands only take cash. Second would be more comortable if they had some freebee paper fans or what not because the sun is direct and very hot.
Great seats and great game! The stadium is very nice we have a great time everytime we go.
Game was great seats were great had a wonderful time !!!
Great to see UCF win the first home game of the season. Nice stadium, and fantastic crowd!
This was a great game--we really enjoyed attending this event!!
Stadium & surroundings were very pleasant & convenient.
I had a great experience and would certainly get my tickets from Ticketmaster next event
Had a wonderful time and the fans at UCF are amazing BUT... the walk from the parking lots to the Arena, way too far, especially for the grandparents. Enjoyed the bar-b-que, but to me, hot dogs are part of a bar-b-que and they weren't served. Couldn't wear the WHITE t shirt, only had a black bra with me !!! Would I do it again? NO.... I will go to another football game but not on an Event Weekend... too expensive... too crowded... And no more bar-b-que's unless I ask if they have hot dogs and make sure I pack 2 different color bras!!!
The whole event was well coordinated. UCF's Family Weekend 2012 was by far the best one yet. Comedy Night was was fun I am glad that I decided to attend,I highly recommend it.
We attended UCF Parents Weekend and really enjoyed the whole experience. Bright House Stadium is nice.
It was a good game, but parking was hell! You literally had to park in a parking garage alllllll the way across campus and walk literally 2 miles to get to the arena/tailgates.
Awesome seats. Great football, and an OUTSTANDING performance from the UCF Knights Marching Band!
All great event. Garage parking was confusing as most everyone else had mirror tags. Was not sure how to properly display a printed parking ticket. No attendants in sight.
Great game. Always great if your team wins big. Well, I guess that's it for UCF this season. They had a better team than what their record shows.
The police made us go all the way around the school to park, even thogh we clearly had a valid parking pass for the garage. This has never happened to us before. It cost us 30 minutes of our evening. You could have recieved a free patch if you brought in a canned good. I didn't hear that until I got to the game. I never even saw it on the website, and I go on there quite frequently. Also, if the team wants to progress, they need a new coach. I watched the defense get fooled a few times and the coach never even called time out. There are other things not worth mentioning, because the school seems to be OK with them. I think I will sell my tickets for the last game. Forget about season tickets for next year. On a positive note, the basketball games are much more exciting with less hassle.