Overview

• UCF said Clark died Sunday night at an Orlando hospital at age 50, with his wife, Jonelle, at his side.
• He had been hospitalized since Sept. 9 after a medical emergency during the team's bye week and was previously described as stable.
• The university has not released a cause of death and described his passing as unexpected.
• Clark was in his first season at UCF after five years as Appalachian State's head coach, finishing 40–24 with a 3–1 bowl record.
• Offensive quality control coach Alex Farah had been designated to lead the offensive line during Clark’s absence as colleagues and programs shared tributes.