Knights coach Scott Frost said the team hasn’t hit the panic button after its offensive struggles on Saturday against the Bears, not with Houston on deck.

The Baylor Bears put a hurting on the UCF Knights with a 30-3 blowout win. The Bears were desperate for a win, coming off two losses in a row. Last week’s loss

It's homecoming for Baylor football as the Bears desperately search for a win after two straight road losses. The Bears return home against UCF looking to be above 500.

Knights’ AD Terry Mohajir is encouraged by what he’s seen out of the football program since the return of coach Scott Frost.

For UCF, the path to bowl eligibility runs directly through this game. For Baylor, it’s about pride, survival, and proving that there’s still something left to salvage. Either way, Saturday in Orlando feels less like another conference matchup and more like a test of identity

The UCF Knights return from a bye week and open a crucial, five-game stretch by visiting the Baylor Bears. Here are our picks.

Prior to Saturday against Baylor, the UCF Knights had scored at least one touchdown in every game dating back to 2015.

Baylor put together its best performance of the season on Saturday at home against UCF. The Bears suffered back-to-back losses against TCU and Cincinnati, and with so many rumors swirling regarding Dave Aranda's future in Waco, Baylor played inspired football.

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats at UCF Knights Orlando, Florida; Monday, 6 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: UCF starts the season at home against Bethune-Cookman. UCF finished 12-18 overall a season ago while going 9-7 at home.