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How to buy UCF Knights vs Florida Gators football tickets

Want to watch the Florida Gators vs. UCF Knights in person on Saturday, Oct. 5? Tickets still remain for as little as $88.

The UCF Knights head to Ben Hill Griffin Stadium on Saturday for a Sunshine State rivalry game in Week 6 against the Florida Gators welcome. If you want tickets to see the college football action live and in person, here is all you need to know.

The Knights were cruising along until last weekend when the Colorado Buffaloes handed them their first defeat of 2024 in Orlando. UCF now has just two votes in the US LBM Coaches Poll after garnering 35 last week.

The Gators are coming off a bye week following their first FBS victory in the last seven tries over the Mississippi State Bulldogs, Now 2-2 overall and 1-1 against SEC competition, Billy Napier really needs a win this weekend to help cool off his hot seat.

The Florida Gators will host the UCF Knights on Saturday, Oct. 5 at 7:45 p.m. ET.

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How to buy UCF vs Florida football tickets

The Gators hold a 2-1 edge in the all-time series between the two schools but the Knights were victorious in their most recent meeting at the Gasparilla Bowl in 2021. Florida will be looking for revenge while UCF will be fighting to event things up.

At the time of publication, the cheapest available tickets for the Florida Gators vs UCF Knights are $88.

How to buy Florida Gators vs. UCF Knights tickets

Want to watch the Florida Gators vs. UCF Knights in person on Saturday, Oct. 5? Tickets still remain for as little as $88.

The Florida Gators welcome the UCF Knights to Ben Hill Griffin Stadium on Saturday for a Sunshine State rivalry game in Week 6, and if you want tickets to see the college football action live and in person, here is all you need to know.

The Florida Gators will host the UCF Knights on Saturday, Oct. 5 at 7:45 p.m. ET.

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How to buy Florida vs UCF football tickets

At the time of publication, the cheapest available tickets for the Florida Gators vs UCF Knights are $88.

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A photographic look at Colorado’s impressive Week 5 win at UCF

Check out the best photos from Colorado’s successful trip to Orlando

The Colorado Buffaloes put together arguably their best overall performance of the head coach Deion Sanders era on Saturday against the UCF Knights.

Two-way superstar Travis Hunter added to his Heisman resume with game-changing plays on both sides, quarterback Shedeur Sanders threw three touchdowns and Colorado’s ground game was solid once again. Defensively, the Buffs quieted UCF’s potent rushing attack while tallying five sacks, 13 TFLs, two interceptions and two forced fumbles.

All in all, Colorado left Orlando with an impressive 48-21 victory, bringing the Buffs’ regular season record to 4-1 (2-0 Big 12).

Check out the best photos from Colorado’s fourth win of the year:

Coach Prime not yet ruling out Shilo Sanders’ return for UCF game

Coach Prime is considering bringing Shilo Sanders back for this weekend’s game at UCF

During his weekly press conference on Tuesday, Colorado football head coach Deion Sanders provided an encouraging injury update on his son and starting safety Shilo Sanders.

According to Coach Prime, Shilo is “on pace to be back” from a forearm injury he suffered early in the Buffs’ loss at Nebraska on Sept. 7. Even more, Coach Prime said he isn’t ruling out Shilo making his return for Saturday’s game against UCF.

“Shilo is on pace to be back,” Deion Sanders said. “I’m not going to count out this week (at UCF). I’m not going to count that out. But if he holds off this week, that’ll give him two more weeks, which is pretty smart.”

Keeping Shilo sidelined in Orlando would allow the veteran defensive back more time to recover as the Buffaloes have a scheduled bye the following week. With backup safety Carter Stoutmire and the rest of Colorado’s shorthanded secondary playing well enough over the past two games, the cautious approach of giving Shilo added recovery time does appear preferable.

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Big 12 Bowl Projections: Sooners to face incoming and ascending Big 12 squad in Bowl Season

The Oklahoma Sooners will play a future Big 12 member in the latest Bowl Projections from USA TODAY Sports.

The regular season is over, and all that awaits before knowing OU’s bowl destination is championship weekend. The Oklahoma Sooners just missed out on the Big 12 title game. It’s the third season in a row that the Sooners won’t play for the conference title.

Things are improving at Oklahoma, but after running the Big 12 to the tune of 14 conference championships, it stings a bit not to be able to play for one more.

Still, 10-2 is better than 6-6. The Sooners are showing they’re a program on the right track as they get ready for the SEC. Recruiting is better on both sides of the ball and in 2023, we began to see glimpses of Brent Venables’ recruiting classes impacting the game.

In Oklahoma’s bowl game, we’ll likely get to see more of the youth the Sooners have added since Brent Venables’ arrival. Who will they play? Let’s take a look at the latest Big 12 Bowl Projections via USA TODAY Sports.

How did Big 12 teams finish relative to preseason expectations in USA TODAY Sports 1-133 re-rank?

With the regular season over, how did the Big 12 land in USA TODAY Sports latest 1-133 re-rank of every college football team in the nation?

It’s championship week in college football. But for some teams, it’s the beginning of the offseason, while others wait on their bowl destinations.

It was a unique season in the Big 12. A number of teams met or exceeded expectations in 2023. And several were incredibly disappointing based on preseason expectations.

Let’s take a look at how each of the Big 12 teams ranked in the USA TODAY Sports 1-133 rankings in the preseason compared to how they now rank after the regular season.

Texas secures top spot in Big 12 Power Rankings after final week of the regular season

How does the Big 12 stack up after the final week of the regular season? Here are this week’s power rankings.

The 2023 college football season has been a thrill ride from start to finish. In its lone season as a 14-team conference, the Big 12 did not disappoint. There were fantastic games throughout the conference schedule that brought us to a dramatic final weekend of the regular season.

The Sooners will look back on this season, knowing they missed an opportunity to reach the Big 12 title game. Their performances against Kansas and Oklahoma State were the difference. And although there was some officiating negligence in the loss to the Cowboys, the Sooners also gave the ball away three times in the loss in Bedlam. Combined, the Sooners turned the ball over six times in their two losses and just seven times total in their other 10 games.

Take care of the football and the Sooners are playing for the Big 12 title this weekend.

Week 13 provided a thrilling overtime game between Oklahoma State and BYU. Iowa State and Kansas State played down to the wire in a wintery Farmageddon. Texas beat Texas Tech by 50 with Brett Yormark in attendance, and West Virginia made good on their promise to the preseason media poll look foolish.

After the final week of the regular season, let’s take a look at this week’s Big 12 Power Rankings.

Big 12 Power Rankings: Top of the conference survive scares in week 12

With just one week remaining in the regular season, how doe the Big 12 power rankings look after Week 12 action?

The Big 12 will come down to the final week of the regular season to determine who will represent the conference in their title game in Arlington, Texas.

Texas was challenged by Iowa State and Oklahoma State survived a terrible start in Houston. The Kansas State Wildcats trailed in the fourth quarter against Kansas before pulling out a win and the Oklahoma Sooners survived in Provo despite the loss of Dillon Gabriel.

Here’s a look at the Big 12 Power Rankings ahead of the final week of the regular season.

Big 12 Power Rankings: Cowboys dropped by Knights, Sooners make a statement in week 11

Oklahoma’s win over West Virginia and Oklahoma State’s loss to UCF shook up this week’s Big 12 power rankings.

There are just two weeks left in the regular season, and there’s still a lot to sort out. Texas and Oklahoma State currently hold the top two spots in the Big 12 standings, but Kansas State, Oklahoma, and Iowa State are lurking.

There’s no time for anyone to slip up like Oklahoma State did this past weekend in Orlando.

The UCF Knights’ dominating 45-3 win over the Cowboys was shocking after Oklahoma State knocked off Oklahoma in Bedlam.

As for the Sooners, they responded to their two-game losing streak with authority, putting together arguably their best game of the season in their 59-20 win over West Virginia.

In the win, the Sooners looked like one of the best teams in the Big 12. That combined with the Cowboys’ loss, there’s been a shakeup in this week’s Big 12 power rankings.

Big 12 Power Rankings: Cowboys emerge from Bedlam title contenders

Updated Big 12 power rankings. Conference starting to sort itself out with just a few weeks remaining in the regular season.

In the wake of Week 10’s results, the Big 12 has found its favorites for the Big 12 title game in Arlington, Texas.

Though there are still several weeks to go in conference play, the Oklahoma State Cowboys walked out of Bedlam in control of their path to the game. Their win over Oklahoma put them in a tie for first place with the Longhorns at 5-1, and they have a very favorable remaining schedule.

Oklahoma State finishes the season at UCF, at Houston, and at home vs. BYU in their regular season finale. Those three teams have a combined conference record of 5-13.

The Cowboys are a far different team than the one that was blown out at home by South Alabama.

With their controversial win over Oklahoma and Texas’ win over Kansas State, the front-runners for the conference title game have emerged. It’s not impossible for Kansas, Kansas State, Oklahoma or Iowa State to find their way to Arlington, but they’ll need help along the way to make the trip to the DFW Metroplex.

Here’s a look at this week’s Big 12 power rankings.