UCF wide receiver Tyren Hornes speaks with the media ahead of the Knights' Space Game matchup against Baylor.

The freshman phenom shattered career records and secured a clutch two-point conversion, propelling the Knights to a historic victory while cementing his status as a Big 12 star.

The UCF Knights made program history on Saturday night with their first win over a Top 5-ranked team in program history. Here's how they did it.

The former blue-chip recruit showcased his elite ball skills against Oklahoma State, securing a pivotal game-tying score as the Knights’ depth-heavy receiving corps continues to emerge.

With two days to go until the 2026 UCF football season kicks off, learn more about the players wearing the Knights' No. 2 jerseys: defensive back Jayden Williams and wide receiver Tyren Hornes.

Tyren Hornes may only be 18 years old, but UCF’s newest wide receiver has the temperament of a seasoned veteran. “I don’t have any pressure on myself. I just come in and do what I gotta do to help the team,” the true freshman said. Hornes became the highest-ranked wide receiver in program history when he signed as a four-star standout from Booker High School. The Bradenton product finished ...

ESPN’s top-ranked recruit is already turning heads in fall camp. With elite route running and explosive vertical speed, the freshman wideout is primed to ignite the Knights' offense.

Scott Frost is pushing a deep, versatile receiving corps to master his high-tempo system, led by rising star Waden Charles and record-breaking recruit Tyren Hornes.

The four-star phenom is dominating fall camp with elite ball skills and pro-ready traits, positioning himself to bolster the Knights' depth and ignite the Big 12.