UCF cannot catch Ole Miss
There was no weird, eerie music. No psychedelic swirl or slow voiceovers pumping out of the UCF Arena public address system.
But there was something very déjà vu-like about UCF's 76-67 loss to Ole Miss on Saturday night.
Facing their first Southeastern Conference opponent at home since 1997 in front of a school-record crowd of 5,574, the Knights walked on the floor Saturday with another ripe chance to gain a signature victory.
But there was something very déjà vu-like about UCF's 76-67 loss to Ole Miss on Saturday night.
Facing their first Southeastern Conference opponent at home since 1997 in front of a school-record crowd of 5,574, the Knights walked on the floor Saturday with another ripe chance to gain a signature victory.
But much like in their previous early-season setbacks to Villanova and Kansas State, this team continues to have trouble solving the problem of turning close losses into victories. It's almost like a Bob Vila This Old House project with a few missing tools.
Kyle Hightower; Orlando Sentinel
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