Nov. 5, 2008
ORLANDO, Fla. (UCFAthletics.com) - Fans of the UCF women's basketball program can now get a sneak preview of the 2008-09 season by watching the inaugural edition of the Joi Williams Show. Hosted by UCF radio personality Scott Adams, the show debuted on Wednesday and can be viewed at any time free of charge through Knights All-Access on UCFAthletics.com.
The first edition includes insights and thoughts from Williams on the 2007-08 season, the first few weeks of practice this year, the Knights' challenging schedule, the current UCF roster and much more.
The Joi Williams Show will appear on UCFAthletics.com throughout the season, with a schedule to be released in the coming weeks. To view the show, go to Knights' All'Access and search free events or by sport.
The first game for the Knights is approaching quickly as UCF travels to Boulder, Colo., for a meeting with Colorado University at 4 p.m. on Nov. 16.
Fans can get their first look at UCF on Nov. 8 at 11 a.m. when the Knights host DT3 in an exhibition game at the new UCF Arena. As part of Homecoming Week, the contest is prior to the UCF-Southern Miss Homecoming football game. The regular season home opener will take place on Friday, Nov. 21, when Florida A&M visits for a 7 p.m. contest. The following day, Florida Atlantic visits for a 5 p.m. tip-off.
Season tickets for the UCF women's basketball program are currently on sale through the UCF ticket sales office. For more information about the arena's premium seating options, including club seats, group discounts, courtside tables and suites, contact the UCF ticket sales office at (407) UCF-1000 or visit the women's basketball ticket page at UCFAthletics.cstv.com/tickets/w-baskbl-tickets.html.
For the latest news on the Knights, log on to UCFAthletics.com - the official site for UCF varsity sports. The site, which also contains ticket and Golden Knights Club donor information, is also the home of UCF's new online apparel store. Also visit UCFPhotos.com, the exclusive fan source for UCF action sports pictures.