Highlights
2 CLIPS · ESPNWin probability
EVERY PLAY · ESPN MODELKICKOFF: UCF 87% · BIGGEST SINGLE-PLAY SWING: 26 PTS
Scoring plays
11 SCORES
Johnny Richardson 79 Yd Run (Colton Boomer Kick)
0-7
Timmy McClain 2 Yd Run (Colton Boomer Kick)
0-14
Javon Baker 65 Yd pass from Timmy McClain (Colton Boomer Kick)
0-21
Blake Shapen 2 Yd Run (Isaiah Hankins Kick)
7-21
Demari Henderson 87 Yd Fumble Return (Colton Boomer Kick)
7-28
Xavier Townsend 6 Yd pass from Timmy McClain (Colton Boomer Kick)
7-35
Isaiah Hankins 30 Yd Field Goal
10-35
Dawson Pendergrass 6 Yd Run (Blake Shapen Pass to Ketron Jackson Jr. for Two-Point Conversion)
18-35
Monaray Baldwin 5 Yd pass from Blake Shapen (Blake Shapen Pass to Jordan Nabors for Two-Point Conversion)
26-35
Caden Jenkins 72 Yd Fumble Return (Isaiah Hankins Kick)
33-35
Isaiah Hankins 25 Yd Field Goal
36-35
What happened
ESPN RECAPBaylor stages remarkable comeback, ruins UCF Big 12 Conference home debut, 36-35
ORLANDO, Fla. -- , Baylor erased a 35-7 third-quarter deficit, scoring 29 unanswered points and taking the lead on a 25-yard field goal from Isaiah Hankins with 1:21 left to play to beat Big 12 newcomer UCF 36-35 in the Knights' first conference home game Saturday afternoon. The 28-point comeback marked the largest comeback in Baylor history and the largest comeback allowed in UCF history. UCF drove to the Baylor 41-yard line, including a wild fourth-down scramble from quarterback Timmy McClain that saw him backtrack from the 30-yard line to slip a tackle in the end zone before finding R.J. Harvey at the UCF 46-yard line for a 16-yard gain. But Colton Boomer missed a 59-yard field goal as time expired, sealing UCF's defeat. “We have a bunch of guys on this team who just don't give up," Baylor quarterback Blake Shapen said. "The amount of work that we've put in, you can't give up.
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Team stats
BAY · UCFACRISURE BOUNCE HOUSE, ORLANDO · ATTENDANCE 44,005
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