There wasn’t a lack of entertainment despite a two-hour weather delay during the UCF-Jacksonville State game Thursday night.
One Knights fan stormed the field, running some pretty impressive routes in the pouring rain, before being tackled by a security guard at Acrisure Bounce House, as seen in videos on social media.
The fan — a brunette with a ponytail hairstyle, wearing shorts and a black long sleeve top — outran multiple security guards prior to one police officer taking her down.
The officer was seen sprinting towards her and tackling her to the ground.
Fans were oohing and cheering her on as she dodged the security and police officers in the chase.
A second fan who ran on the field at the same time was also escorted off of the field.
The two streakers, who were fully clothed, were not named.
It’s unclear if the fans were arrested or removed from the game.
A separate video showed fans doing a conga line around the stadium during another game delay due to lightning in the second quarter.
The Knights defeated the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, 17-10, in a game that stretched five hours due to delays.
Jacksonville State claimed a 10-3 lead via an Andrew Paul 10-yard touchdown run with 12:01 remaining in the fourth quarter before Central Florida rallied for two touchdowns.
Tayven Jackson found Dylan Wade for a 39-yard score to tie the game with 9:30 left, and then connected with DJ Black for a 33-yard touchdown pass with 1:03 remaining to secure the win.
[Notigroup Newsroom in collaboration with other media outlets, with information from the following sources]
