That second pick six (it was basically) was off a couple different ways. Higgins and Noel literally ran into each other. Bad throw and also your two biggest receivers running into each other means someone ran the wrong route.
I also think UCF had a good defensive game plan and adjustments through the game. ISU got a ton of yards on scramble plays and they were getting pressure like crazy. They were also all over the short and medium routes. They got beat deep a few times but gambled that Rocco would miss on enough. Constant pressure will do that.
Who knows what they all figured out, but ISUs pass pro had been great and UCF was getting great pressure all night.
ISU had success either spread with 0 or 1 TE. They did fine with the heavy personnel and tighter formations.
The heavy personnel packages with TEs split wide needs to go away and not come back. Playing Brahmer in the slot some gets some good matchups. But mostly the multiple TEs all spread out was a disaster. No space to operate underneath and Rocco running for his life.