One of the worst coached games in the history of UCF

[Poolside Knight]

He seemed to re-injure his foot/ankle at least twice last night:

1) On his 63 yd TD run, he seem to go into an early celebratory jaunt around the 3 yd line and that split second slow down let the Temple player dive and grab his foot.

2) On a combined sack (I think in 3rd Q), Milton went down hard in that sack sandwich and basically needed help getting off the field as he was barely able to limp off.

After that, UCF called very little read option plays...as Frost seem to know how bad Milton was hurting, which seemed to hurt his confidence to move UP in the pocket (maybe end up with 1 or 2 yd gain) vs running backwards and losing major yardage.

? and He seemed fine running on that one option play after the sandwich sack happened

 

[Knight_Classes_begin_7pm]

Offense stalled after the second quarter and defense I think was running on fumes. Why do you think Temple slowed the offensive tempo down? Thule knew his defense was gonna continue to stop us and he could just wear out our defense on offense. Brilliant play actually.

Frost obviously didn't have any answer once Rhule figured out how to shut us down. That being said we got so many dumb ass penalties over the course of the game. Last I saw was 10/110?

That being said, I agree with Happy that Frosty wasn't smart once we had the lead and wasn't gonna play the field position game which is exactly what you do if you can't move the freaking ball offensively.

He definitely figured it out.....because we couldn't get a first down in the second half.