Knights Alternate Logo

The Central Florida Knights have a long and storied history when it comes to their logos. The first logo for the Knights was introduced in 1979, shortly after the school's inception. This original logo featured a shield with two swords crossed behind it, as well as an orange-and-black color scheme that has become synonymous with UCF athletics over the years. Since then, several variations of this iconic design have been used by UCF teams throughout its history.

In 2003, a new alternate logo was adopted which features a “UCF” letter mark inside of what looks like a black knight chess piece or castle wall opening up into three sections; each section containing one letter from “UCF” in white font against either black or gold background colors depending on context (gold being more prevalent). This version is still seen today on various items such as apparel and merchandise related to UCF Athletics programs but not nearly at much frequency compared to other designs utilized by Central Florida teams since its introduction almost 20 years ago now!

The most recent addition to the Central Florida Knight family is their 2017 alternate logo featuring yet another iteration of that classic shield design; this time accompanied by four stars representing each year they won conference championships (2007–2010). It also includes updated fonts for both words "Knights" & "Central Florida" along with some minor tweaks made around edges/borders too – all coming together nicely to create something unique yet familiar look overall! While not quite replacing any existing primary/secondary logos associated with UCFs sports programs just yet -this latest addition does provide fans another way to show off their school spirit while cheering them onto victory every game day!