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Yeah, you read that right.
The NCAA just released its 2018-2019 Football Record Book, and if you take a gander at page 115, you'll see something interesting:
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Let's zoom in a tad here...
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Well, well, well. Would you look at that.
Yes, it's true. The NCAA has officially recognized UCF Football as a national champion for 2017.
There it is. It's in the book. No one can take it away. No more arguments. It really happened.
Not like UCF really needed the validation though:
One more time for the people in the back pic.twitter.com/ozdNaz4MCW
— UCF Knights (@UCFKnights) August 25, 2018
Live look at the #UCFTwitterMafiahttps://t.co/NWjSDMLgHH pic.twitter.com/8elHDsiny4
— Eric DeSalvo (@EricDeSalvo) August 25, 2018
Thanks for the official recognition, NCAA #ChargeOn
— Danny White (@UCFDannyWhite) August 25, 2018
Page 115 https://t.co/1NPtVS64Rv pic.twitter.com/CgZnPG7s1Z
Now that that's settled, let's get ready for 2018:
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— UCF Football (@UCF_Football) August 25, 2018
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