24 hours after UCF’s disposed of North Carolina last Saturday, the knights of the Coşaler Line coach Shawn Clark passed away. He was hospitalized on September 9 with a medical emergency.
“The reaction of our players and coaches to the news this morning is a proof of Shawn’s character and the impact of Shawn’s character and every life he touches,” UCF head coach Scott Frost said on Sunday. He said. “He was loved.”
In the following days, the knights worked on their grief and also prepared for the Big 12 opener. UCF (3-0) visits the province of Kansas (1-3, 0-1) in Kanhattan on Saturday.
During the 34-9 wins against the Knights against North Carolina, the gamemaker Tayven Jackson scored 223 transitions in the air and on the ground with 66 hurry yard. Myles Montgomery and Jaden Nixon added rush scores to Knights to score 10 goals among five players in the season.
Meanwhile, the province of Kansas spent a week after the defeat of Arizona Wildcats on September 12th. Kansas State hopes to take advantage of a feisty house crowd to get the second home winning of the season, and Frost perceives what is happening in his squad.
“I was a coaching in Manhattan, my first coaching business, Kansas.” He said. “I know what kind of environment is.
However, considering the performance of Kansas State against Arizona, UCF’s hurry attack may be found. Wildcats, 189 yard Ismail Mahdi’yi allows him to withdraw, while the gamers Noah Fifita ran for two scores.
“In the defense, sometimes not perfectly appropriate, but if we go into the background, some better things will happen.” He said. “Enough TFL, we have not struggled for the loss, and whether this plan is uncertain to be scattered, I think we should eliminate it and just fire out and create some destruction.”
While Saturday watched only two sides meet each other for the third time, Wildcats won their first 12 games against the knights in September 2023.
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