UCF Knights Invade St. Pete For ‘Bowl By The Bay’
Football, News — By Staff on December 19, 2009 at 5:01 pmThe UCF Knights took St. Petersburg by storm for Saturday’s “Bowl By The Bay” against Rutgers at Tropicana Field. However, in the end it didn’t turn out the way UCF fans hoped.
(Read a full post-game wrap up here)
UCF Athletics announced it sold more than 15,400 tickets for the Bowl, and projected about 5,000 more Knights fans to show up — in all about 20,000 UCF fans showed up and greatly outnumbered the 8,000 Rutgers fans making the trip.
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We had live updates as part of our coverage of the game on KnightNews.com: just click here to read the live updates from our team of reporters in the press box.
The Knights arrived in Tampa earlier this week, and have been practicing for their matchup against their Big East opponent at Gibbs High School in St. Petersburg. (SEE OUR STORY ON HOW THE TEAMS MATCH UP)
Thursday’s practice marked the Knights last full practice as a team. UCF’s Sports Knight’s Jeff Sharon caught up with Torrell Troup at the practice, and filed the following report for UCFAthletics.com:
Also on the schedule for Thursday are the annual Beach Bash and awards banquet. SportsKnight plans to cover those events tonight and post the videos on UCFAA’s YouTube channel. Of course, we will carry the videos here on KnightNews.com as well.
Here are other SportsKnight reports from the Bay, we just added the one from the Beach Bash we promised above:
WATCH OTHER VIDEOS BELOW
- VIDEO -- Knights Sports Bar Pre-Party, Battle of the Bands
- VIDEO -- Knights Players Visit Children’s Hospital
- VIDEO -- Knights Party on the Pier, Play Wii in St. Pete
- VIDEO -- UCF Knights’ First Practice in St. Pete
- VIDEO -- Knights Red Carpet Arrival in St. Pete
- VIDEO -- Final Practice at UCF, O’Leary Interview

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5 Comments
Yes this is a very interessting post, I concluded this for myself once before commenting. Will there be any updates?
You are a bitch. They posted credit to where that video came from. Sorry knightnews isn’t owned by a multimillion dollar entity that can pay to send a camera crew to Tampa for days and follow the team’s every movement. If you dont like it go somewhere else. I for one like the way knightnews presents it all in one place.
I wasn’t aware that re-posting other people’s videos was considered “FULL COVERAGE”