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When is UCF vs Kansas? See ticket prices, prediction for Week 10 game

UCF plays Kansas this week on the 2026 college football schedule. What to know, including ticket prices, start time, TV schedule and predictions.

The University of Central Florida (UCF) football team faced a disappointing loss to Kansas in their Week 10 game on Saturday. This defeat followed the Knights' upset victory over BYU in the previous game, effectively ending their "Space Game" momentum. UCF currently stands at 4-4 (2-3 in the Big 12) after losing 41-9 to Kansas, surrendering 503 yards to DJ Lagway and Baylor.

Injury concerns plagued UCF throughout the match, with Keyone Jenkins sidelined due to a shoulder injury and Keyone Jenkins sidelined due to a shoulder injury. Coached by Scott Frost, UCF now faces a crucial decision in determining who will start at quarterback. Despite Jenkins' impressive 11:4 TD-to-INT ratio, his performance against Baylor raised questions about his ability to command the starting position.

Kansas, coming off a 22-16 loss to TCU, has a 3-5 record (1-4 in the Big 12). Cole Ballard made his first start of the season after Isaiah Marshall's injury, contributing with two touchdowns. Kansas' pass defense ranks third in the Big 12, allowing an average of 178 pass yards per game, which could pose challenges for UCF's offensive strategies.

The game took place at David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium in Lawrence, Kansas, with kickoff at 3:45 p.m. Local ticket prices for UCF vs. Kansas ranged from $23 as of November 3, with additional viewing options available through streaming services. The Knights are expected to bounce back and aim for bowl eligibility, while Kansas seeks to maintain their position in the conference standings.

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