Highlights
8 CLIPS · ESPNWin probability
EVERY PLAY · ESPN MODELKICKOFF: UCF 81% · BIGGEST SINGLE-PLAY SWING: 9 PTS
Scoring plays
9 SCORES
McKenzie Milton 5 Yd Run (Matthew Wright Kick)
0-7

Gabriel Davis 24 Yd pass from McKenzie Milton (Matthew Wright Kick)
0-14

Rafael Araujo-Lopes 86 Yd Punt Return (Alex Kessman Kick)
7-14

McKenzie Milton 23 Yd Run (Matthew Wright Kick)
7-21

Michael Colubiale 2 Yd pass from McKenzie Milton (Matthew Wright Kick)
7-28

Matthew Wright 21 Yd Field Goal
7-31

Adrian Killins Jr. 71 Yd pass from McKenzie Milton (Matthew Wright Kick)
7-38

Otis Anderson 13 Yd pass from McKenzie Milton (Matthew Wright Kick)
7-45

Maurice Ffrench 58 Yd pass from Kenny Pickett (Alex Kessman Kick)
14-45
What happened
ESPN RECAPMilton accounts for 6 TDs, No. 13 UCF routs Pitt 45-14
ORLANDO, Fla. -- �� No. 13 UCF is unbeaten and getting better. That's what's most important to coach Josh Heupel right now. Not whether Saturday's 45-14 rout of Power 5 conference opponent Pittsburgh sent a message to the College Football Playoff selection committee or skeptics who question how good the Knights are because of their schedule. "We're 1-0 this week. The outsiders are going to judge it as they may," Heupel said after McKenzie Milton threw for 328 yards and four touchdowns to help the defending American Athletic Conference champions extend the nation's longest winning streak to 17 games. "Our football team focuses on the daily task at hand. They are continuing to grow together. They are continuing to buy in to what we're doing," the coach added. "That's allowing us to play better in all three phrases.
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Team stats
PITT · UCFACRISURE BOUNCE HOUSE, ORLANDO · ATTENDANCE 44,904
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