UCF kicked off their spring football camp with the second of 15 practices under coach Scott Frost. Defensive coordinator Alex Grinch is working to establish new standards for the team, emphasizing effort and changing expectations. With 18 newcomers on defense, including nine transfers, the team is focusing on building chemistry and determining who will step up for the fall season. Safety Phillip Dunnam is already making an impact, showcasing his skills with interceptions in the first two days of practice. On the other hand, safety Demari Henderson, who missed last season due to injury, is back and feeling better. Despite some players sitting out practice due to injuries, the team is focused on competition and improvement. The Knights are eager to see progress as they continue through spring camp and prepare for the upcoming season. For Dunnam and Henderson, the process and commitment to the game are key as they work towards success on the field. With practices closed to the media, the team is focusing on their internal growth and development under the leadership of Frost and Grinch.
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