In a decisive 45-13 victory, the UCF Knights claimed their first conference win under head coach Scott Frost. The team delivered a commanding performance on both sides of the ball, leaving West Virginia unable to keep pace. Coach Frost spoke with the media afterward, emphasizing the significance of this milestone for the program.

West Virginia arrived in Orlando hoping a recent bye would spark improvement, but UCF delivered a statement win. Despite efforts to recover and regroup, the Mountaineers fell short in a matchup that showcased the Knights’ strengths and WVU’s unresolved challenges.

UCF’s 2025 season began with a deep pass from quarterback Cam Fancher to wide receiver Marcus Burke—an ambitious opening play that narrowly missed success. The team hopes to move past its slow debut and build a more explosive offense in the upcoming weeks.

Scott Frost is back where he belongs—leading the UCF Knights into the 2025 season. After his time at Nebraska, Frost returns to Orlando, reigniting hopes and excitement for UCF football’s future.