UCF Knights suffer a crushing 30-20 defeat to Houston, but the real story is head coach Scott Frost's baffling decision to insert cold backup quarterback Davi Belfort for the final drive—a gamble that ended in a game-sealing interception. Despite safety Philip Dunham making UCF football history with three interceptions including a pick-six, the Knights' offense managed just 282 total yards and squandered multiple scoring opportunities. Mike G and James break down the controversial quarterback switch, persistent penalty problems that have plagued UCF all season, and a devastating injury crisis that left the defensive line paper-thin. Andrew Glucov from UCFNightZone.com joins with exclusive post-game press conference insights, revealing Frost's reasoning and the team's mounting frustrations. With UCF now 3-6 and facing ranked opponents in their final three games, bowl eligibility appears out of reach. Tune in for an unflinching analysis of what went wrong at the Bounce House and whether this Knights team can salvage anything from a disappointing season.