
UCF head coach Scott Frost led the Knights to a 39-31 double-overtime victory over second-ranked BYU, marking the program's first win against the highest-ranked opponent it has ever hosted. The result represents Frost's most significant triumph in nearly a decade, echoing his 2017 season when he guided an undefeated team to a Peach Bowl title.
The game featured dramatic late-game swings, including a blocked field goal by BYU that forced the contest into extra time after UCF failed to convert a fourth-down sneak with under two minutes left in regulation.
Backup quarterback Keyone Jenkins emerged as the decisive factor, throwing a 25-yard touchdown pass to Josh Derry in the first overtime to answer BYU's initial score. In the second overtime, Jenkins connected with Tyren Hornes on an 11-yard completion to set up the winning drive, finishing the sequence with a four-yard touchdown pass to tight end Grayson Brousseau.
The win ended a period of frustration for the fan base and restored a sense of relevance for the Big 12 program.
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