Social Media Reactions: UCF's War on I-4 Victory
The last War on I-4 for the modern era has concluded. The UCF Knights came out victorious by a score of 46-39 in a thrilling last minute win that will not be forgotten.
From the Knights building of a lead that reached 28-0 in the second quarter, to the total collapse by UCF that allowed USF to actually go ahead 39-38 with 7:02 remaining in the fourth quarter, this game provided enormous momentum shifts.
Fans and media members certainly noticed. Here are posts from Twitter and Instagram that help to show the emotion displayed from the game. The following posts were a fitting way to define the overall rivalry between UCF and USF.
This first post holds heavy opinions from one of Knight Nation's favorite fans, but one that also holds truth.
Sticking with a similar theme, and adding some brutal honesty, this UCF fan let his feelings be known.
A more all-around thought process came from the following poster. It’s a microcosm of how the final moments of the War on I-4 went down.
Great video from Empire Athletes that showed the first touchdown of the evening for UCF.
The following post is stunning and fantastic! UCF has absolutely dominated the series and Raymond James Stadium!
On a similar front, how about the sheer volume of UCF fans that made it into Raymond James Stadium to watch this game? This video showed how Knight Nation followed its team to Tampa.
Say whatever one will about the rivalry, but the “horns down” photos do not get old (instagram).
It would not be a rivalry without some trolling on Twitter. Well, it certainly happened.
Ah, Trace Trylko with a fantastic catch and photo opportunity that he just could not pass up!
How about Sam Jackson and John Rhys Plumlee planting the sign into the stadium turf?
Similarly, UCF wide receiver Ryan O'Keefe enjoyed the process of celebrating at USF's expense.
Of course, there had to be chaos during the game. ESPN’s twitter was correct with what it said about the Knights and Bulls not getting along.
Finally, needed to finish this article with just about anything that relates to last night’s hero, tight end Alec Holler. Just enjoy…
And another post that was great:
A great video angle of the final touchdown catch of the evening:
This post about Holler was pretty darn good, too.
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