The Big 12 began play 25 years ago in 1996-97, the same year UCF football moved up to Division I (now the Football Bowl Subdivision). All 48 student-athletes who graduated this spring or summer - or who had already graduated but had playing eligibility remaining -have achieved either a job or graduate school admission. In addition, upon his arrival in February, Vice President and Director of Athletics Terry Mohajir instituted a guarantee of a job or graduate school for all student-athletes who graduate.
They have posted an overall GPA of 3.0 or higher for 27 consecutive semesters. UCF football has won 42 of its last 50 games, which ranks fifth in the nation behind Alabama, Clemson, Ohio State and Notre Dame, and the football team has competed in three New Year’s Six bowl games during the past seven seasons. Last season, nine UCF teams competed in the postseason. UCF’s student-athletes have excelled in competition and the classroom. News and World Report consistently ranks UCF among the nation’s most innovative universities. Research funding has increased 40 percent since 2016, and U.S. The university enrolled a record 107 National Merit Scholars this fall, and the fall freshman class posted a university-record GPA of 4.22. UCF is a young institution with strong academic and athletics achievements. The University of Central Florida Board of Trustees voted unanimously Friday to accept an invitation for UCF to join the Big 12 Conference, a move that will raise the university’s national profile and expand opportunities for our student-athletes to compete at the highest level.
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