UCF faces quarterback uncertainty with Jenkins injury against Baylor
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 31, 2026, 9:07 AM
Last updated Oct 31, 2026
UCF's quarterback situation remains uncertain after a 41-9 defeat to Baylor on October 30, 2026. Keyone Jenkins, who stepped in for injured starter Alonza Barnett III, was knocked out with an ankle injury during the game after previously leading the Knights to a significant victory over BYU. Barnett returned after a month out but could not spark a comeback. UCF's offensive struggles highlighted ongoing issues with protection and running game. As the team seeks bowl eligibility, the decision on who starts at quarterback becomes crucial.
- •Keyone Jenkins injured his ankle during the Baylor game.
- •Alonza Barnett III returned from a hamstring injury.
- •UCF is 5-3 and aiming for bowl eligibility.
- •UCF's running game struggled, gaining only 44 yards.
- •Scott Frost has faced multiple injuries at quarterback this season.
- 9:07 AMYahoo Sports — UCF football has QB decision to make, if injuries don't make it first
"Alonza Barnett III returned after Keyone Jenkins' injury vs. Baylor. What does it mean for Scott Frost and the UCF Knights? More QB uncertainty.
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