UCF Football Makes Major Announcement on Tuesday
UCF Football Makes Major Announcement on Tuesday originally appeared on Athlon Sports.
It has been a college football offseason full of changes for the UCF Knights. On Tuesday, UCF revealed more changes are coming.
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The news comes months after Gus Malzahn left the program for the Florida State Seminoles prompting the Knights to turn to a reunion with head coach Scott Frost. As Frost makes his return to Orlando, Fla., UCF will look a bit different as the Knights announced uniform changes on Tuesday.
Fans may not immediately notice a sinificant difference in the new threads as there are a lot of similarities to the previous uniforms. One thing missing from the announcement is the return of pewter, gold or an alternate jersey as some fans were quick to point out on social media.
UCF Head Football Coach Scott Frost during UCF Spring football practice at FBC Mortgage Stadium in Orlando, Friday, April 11, 2025.Nigel Cook/News-Journal / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
UCF dropped a video on Tuesday detailing the uniform changes, which are a nod to different eras of the program. The main differences include shadowed numbers, a revised Pegasus on the side of the jerseys and numbers above the shoulders.
The new reveal included white and black jerseys along with the same colors for the updated pants.
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"YES THE NUMBERS POP NOW. This set is incredible!!" one fan reacted.
"We are so back!" said another.
"An upgrade from the last set, for sure," one person reacted. "I'm holding out for a surprise pewter set and a gold helmet for a release later in the season."
The Frost era will resume on Aug. 28 at home against Jacksonville State. Now, UCF will have new uniforms to match an overhauled coaching staff this season.
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This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 24, 2025, where it first appeared.
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