I sure see a lot of fans without wins casting stones at the Giant Killa, who finished his career 8-3 (727%) as a starter at UCF.
What more does he have to prove? What more can be asked of him?
He beat Florida last year.
He came off the bench to lead come-from-behind victories against Cincinnati and South Florida this year. And he won the Memphis game.
He completed 72% of his passes and had a 6-to-1 TD to INT ratio.
He was undefeated in high school and won two straight state titles at the highest level of football in Arizona.
Still, he gets disrespected...
The cold hard truth is Keene should not have been on the bench for the
first SIX games of the season. I don't recall but a select few clamoring to
"put him in" back then. Y'all all the sudden wanted him to come off the bench and waste a year of eligibility in a game he arguably could not have won had he started.
The cold hard truth is without Keene the UCF would have been watching the AAC title game (like Keene and a lot of Knight defenders did today).
Don't blame Keene.
Do not blame this loss on Mikey Keene. Blame it on the transfer portal. Blame it on the times. Blame it on the mentality and mindset. Blame it on college football in 2022. This is a rootless, trans…
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The annals of UCF football history will remember Keene as a hero.