UCF breaks before Liberty Bowl
George O'Leary said he thinks the Knights will be ready when they return Dec. 17.
For the first time in 13 weeks, there was an odd sound around UCF's football complex last week: Silence.
No chatter of players around the locker room, office doors opening and closing or even the clanging of barbells in the weight room.
Knights Coach George O'Leary doesn't mind that his team is taking some time off after seven victories in a row culminated in the school's first Conference USA championship. It comes at a good time -- before preparations begin to face Mississippi State on Dec. 29 in the Liberty Bowl, UCF's second bowl appearance in three years.
No chatter of players around the locker room, office doors opening and closing or even the clanging of barbells in the weight room.
Knights Coach George O'Leary doesn't mind that his team is taking some time off after seven victories in a row culminated in the school's first Conference USA championship. It comes at a good time -- before preparations begin to face Mississippi State on Dec. 29 in the Liberty Bowl, UCF's second bowl appearance in three years.
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