Gus Malzahn pulled one of the more surprising moves of the 2024-25 coaching carousel when he left his post as UCF's coach one ...

This article was originally published on www.si.com/college/fsu as FSU football’s Gus Malzahn called out by former UCF player.

Sean Green, host of theCharge On Football Podcast, just dropped episode two of his “Meet the Knights” series featuring UCF ...

As the Gus Bus pulls away for the final time, UCF finds itself at a crossroads. The destination is clear — Big 12 relevance — but the road there is littered with challenges that Malzahn could ...

Gus Malzahn just gave UCF’s administration and its fan base the best early Christmas present he could ever give them. On Thanksgiving weekend, Knight Nation owes Malzahn a huge debt of gratitude.

Gus Malzahn just gave UCF’s administration and its fan base the best early Christmas present he could ever give them. On this just-completed Thanksgiving weekend, I believe Knight Nation owes ...

Given the euphoria of UCF’s looming Big 12 entry, Malzahn’s good-but-not-great 18-9 record over his first two seasons hasn’t mattered as much.

Newly hired UCF Head Football Coach Gus Malzahn has a unique opportunity to take the Knights to college football's elite level. The fiery coach has passion and energy to make it happen.

UCF Knights football coach candidates: 10 options to replace Gus Malzahn Malzahn, 59, went 28-24 across four seasons, but just 5-13 in conference games since the Knights joined the Big 12 in 2023.

ATLANTA -- UCF coach Gus Malzahn sat back in his chair at the College Football Hall of Fame with a sly grin and quiet confidence shortly before the Knight Nation's Big 12 Celebration event.

For this to work, Malzahn has to win consistently in a way that he didn’t at Auburn. UCF has gone to what are now called New Year’s Six bowls three times since 2013 under three different coaches.

Auburn Football Gus Malzahn was set to sit out a year. Now he believes UCF is getting the best version of him Updated: Feb. 15, 2021, 4:18 p.m. | Published: Feb. 15, 2021, 4:09 p.m.