«Breaking News» Horrific moment UCF quarterback McKenzie Milton suffers gruesome leg injury

The University of Central Florida's starting quarterback has suffered a gruesome leg injury, casting a pall over the team's triumph in the final game of the regular season.

Quarterback McKenzie Milton went down in the second quarter of Friday's game in Tampa, Florida, but UFC still went on to trounce arch-rival University of South Florida in a 38-10 blowout.

In the process, the UCF Knights extended the nation's longest winning streak to 24 games and completed a second consecutive undefeated regular season.

Milton hurt his right knee when he was tackled at the end of a 5-yard run, going down with the leg bent in an unnatural direction.

UCF quarterback McKenzie Milton went down in the second quarter of Friday's game

He was tackled on a five-yard scramble and his right leg bent into an unnatural position

Milton clutches his injured leg immediately after going down in the second quarter on Friday

A trainer from South Florida attends to Milton after he went down with an apparent knee injury

The entire UCF squad left their sideline at one point to form a crowded circle around Milton as trainers braced his injured knee and loaded him onto a cart. 

Players from both schools, which are located about 100 miles apart via Interstate 4, kneeled on one knee while a cart was rolled onto the field and Milton received medical attention in front of the South Florida bench. 

Milton was placed on the cart and taken to the locker room and later a nearby hospital for surgery. 

The Knights kicked a field goal on the first play after the quarterback departed to make it 10-0. 

South Florida coach Charlie Strong, left, comforts Milton after he had injured his right leg

Knights quarterback Milton lies on the ground after the injury, and South Florida Bulls head coach Charlie Strong and UCF Knights head coach Josh Heupel come over

UCF quarterback McKenzie Milton receives attention after an injury to his right leg

Darriel Mack Jr. replaced Milton as QB and may make his second start of the year when UCF faces Memphis next week in the American Athletic Conference title game. 

After the game, UCF head coach Josh Heupel would only describe the incident as 'a traumatic injury'.

Milton completed 5 of 10 passes for 86 yards on Friday, including a 14-yard scoring throw to Gabriel Davis for a 7-0 lead.  

Members of the UCF staff and players react while Milton receives attention for an injury

Knights quarterback McKenzie Milton is carted off the field with a leg injury

Greg McCrae McCrae scored on runs of 40, 39 and 31 yards, with the second of the three TDs re-establishing a 14-point after South Florida briefly pulled to 17-10 on Johnny Ford's 34-yard catch-and-run. 

McCrae finished with 181 yards rushing on 16 carries for the Knights, who amassed 558 yards total offense and have scored at least 30 points in 24 consecutive games.

South Florida (7-5, 3-5) finished the regular season on a five-game losing streak.

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