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UCF Knights' NCAA Loss: A Tough End to Season

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UCF Knights NCAA Tournament run ends with a close loss to UCLA, finishing the season at 21-12. Despite a strong start and second-half comeback, UCF struggled with free throws and shooting, ultimately falling short. UCLA advances, while UCF prepares for next season.

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UCF Knights' NCAA Loss: A Tough End to Season

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!UCF Knights' NCAA Loss: A Tough End to Season. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 21st, UCF Knights basketball just wrapped up their season with a tough first-round loss in the NCAA tournament. They failed to the UCLA Bruins 75-71 in Philadelphia, marking their only game in the big dance and ending the year at 21, wins and 12 losses. The Knights jumped out fast with the first six points, but UCLA quickly tied it up and built a lead. About half time, the Bruins were ahead 35-27 after heating up from the field while UCF struggled to keep pace. Fans saw some fight from UCF in the second half as they clawed back within three points at one stage, sparked by key plays from their guards. But UCLA regained control, pushing the gap to 14 late, forcing the Knights into comeback mode that fell just short. Standout Jordan Berks led all scores with 22 points, including some big threes, while UCLA's air daily junior had 20. UCF hurt themselves with just five of 16 free throws and 37.5% shooting overall.

UCLA advances to face the next round, but for UCF, it's back to the drawing board after a solid regular season that got them here.

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