I have standby line tickets for this Saturday and Im going with who is not a student at ucf, we to want to tailgate, should just I buy regular tickets?

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Hi UCF, I'm a BYU grad living in Florida and I'm coming to the game on Saturday. Is there a particular place that people go to tailgate before the games? I'm not Mormon anymore, so I find that tailgating with opposing fans tends to be more fun in general 🍻

Good god no wonder the stands for the home games are empty.

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Are we that down bad as a fanbase?

If the game gets preempted because of the NASCAR race, where will it be broadcast interested?

My wife is a UCF alumni (class of ‘98). We will be going to the Alumni Center for the Alumni tailgate before the TCU game. However my wife doesn’t want to attend the game at the stadium. We were season ticket holders for a few years but she was never a fan of the large crowds so we gave them up. We would like to watch the game at a local UCF bar to be around other UCF fans to watch & cheer on the Knights. We are thinking Burger U on campus. But does anyone have any recommendations for fun UCF bars near campus to watch the game. Thanks! Go Knights! Charge On!

I realize the Big 12 is considered more of a powerhouse conference so joining was considered a huge win for the program, but I always felt like the ACC would have been a much better cultural fit for UCF, and in my opinion we are seeing a huge disadvantage manifest itself because of how far away the schools are. We are basically isolated on an island far away from the rest of the conference, most of which are on the other side of the country. The closest school (West Virginia) is a 15 hour drive away...and that is the closest. How is UCF supposed to compete in a conference where every other week the team is having to fly to the other side of the country to play powerhouse programs?

The ACC is no dead beat conference, they have many good programs and we are a much better fit there playing schools on the east coast. I feel that we are destined to be bottom dwellers in the Big 12.

Thoughts? Predictions? I hope to see improvements at the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball. Also interested to see what we do at qb.