Baylor overwhelmed UCF 30-3 on Saturday, with the Bears establishing early control and never allowing the Knights to find rhythm. Sawyer Robertson led Baylor's offense with 267 passing yards, connecting with Michael Trigg for a team-high 82 receiving yards as the Bears scored 14 points in the first quarter alone.

UCF's offense struggled throughout, managing only a field goal in the second quarter. The Knights' defense, led by defensive end Marcus Lawrence, recorded multiple sacks of Robertson but couldn't generate sustained pressure. Duane Thomas Jr. led UCF's rushing attack with just 8 yards, highlighting the Knights' inability to establish any offensive momentum.

Baylor's defense was relentless, forcing three turnovers on downs and limiting UCF to minimal yardage. The Bears added scores in every quarter—6 points in Q2, 3 in Q3, and 7 in Q4—grinding out a comprehensive victory. Baylor's defense prevented any lead changes in a one-sided affair that saw the home team cover the spread handily.