The UCF Knights unveiled new football uniforms on Tuesday morning, changing their custom number font to a throwback-inspired design while adopting other elements from their previous uniforms.
The new number font combines the Daunte Culpepper-era drop shadow design (1998), the notched font introduced during the Blake Bortles era (2013) and the Knighted font that accompanied their move to the Big XII in 2023.
The numbers have also been added to the shoulders of the uniforms, which are very similar to their 2016-22 design with gray Pegasus wings on the shoulder caps. This specific version was also seen on their 2023 space-themed uniforms.
The Knights’ gold, black and white helmets remain the same, with the stacked “UCF” logo on the sides and a sword-like stripe down the center. The black and white pants, meanwhile, feature three large Polaris stars down both sides after being smaller on the last set.
These “core” uniforms will be joined this fall by the ninth rendition of UCF’s space-themed uniforms, which have celebrated university’s connection to the Kennedy Space Center and Cape Canaveral Space Force Station every season since 2017.
Photos courtesy of @UCF_Football on X/Twitter.
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