The UCF Knights just announced two non-conference games for their upcoming men's basketball season. One of them will take ...

UCF men’s basketball is set to face Pittsburgh in the opening round of the Legends Classic at the Ocean Center in Daytona ...

The 2025-26 UCF Knights Men's Basketball schedule received its first two dates Thursday afternoon with the Knights' confirmed participation in the Legends Class ...

The enthusiasm was palpable as attendees welcomed new head coach, Scott Frost, along with his team, with a mix of cheers and ...

ORLANDO, FL - The 2024/2025 season started on fire for Johnny Dawkins and his UCF squad, but a seven-game losing streak in the middle of Big 12 play derailed their charge to the NCAA Tournament.

UCF and Duke University announced Thursday that the two men's basketball sides will meet for a preseason exhibition at Cameron Indoor Stadium in Durham, North Carolina on… ...

ORLANDO — Passion still burns for UCF men's basketball coach Johnny Dawkins, much like it did during his playing days at Duke. That, he says, will never change. "As a player, they had to tear ...

Back at fall camp's start, Steve Cooper, the UCF Knights' offensive coordinator and Tight Ends Coach, said he was excited about his latest playerscoming onto th ...

UCF's men's basketball team will welcome Elite Eight qualifier Texas Tech and perennial powerhouses Arizona and Kansas to Addition Financial Arena. Cincinnati, one of three opponents the Knights ...

UCF freshman center Moustapha Thiam has entered the transfer portal after one season. Thiam, a 7-foot-2 center, averaged 10.4 points, 6.4 rebounds, and 2.6 blocks per game. UCF basketball’s 7 ...

UCF's roster has been a revolving door in the portal age. Over the past four seasons, the Knights have had 48 different players — with an increasing prevalence of one-and-done acquisitions.

The Pitt Panthers and UCF Knights will reportedly meet for a neutral site basketball game in Daytona Beach, Florida at some point during the 2025-26 season, according to CBS Sports' Jon Rothstein.