UCF Announces Renaming of Football Stadium to Acrisure Bounce House

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 ORLANDO -  UCF Athletics announced that its on-campus football venue—previously known as FBC Mortgage Stadium—will be renamed Acrisure Bounce House, effective July 1, 2025, in alignment with the rebranding of longtime partner FBC Mortgage to Acrisure Mortgage. The decision was formally approved at today’s UCF Board of Trustees meeting.

The updated stadium name reflects FBC Mortgage’s transition to Acrisure Mortgage, a move that strengthens the company’s alignment with Acrisure LLC, a global fintech leader with operations in 23 countries and more than 19,000 team members. While the name is changing, the strong relationship between UCF Athletics and Acrisure Mortgage—and the shared commitment to excellence—remain unchanged.

“Since the beginning of our partnership, the stadium has become an iconic symbol of the UCF football experience, and we’re excited to continue that tradition with Acrisure,” said UCF Vice President and Director of Athletics Terry Mohajir. “The Bounce House is a place of pride, energy, and unforgettable moments, and this new name reflects both our vibrant identity and a dynamic, forward-thinking partner.”

FBC Mortgage joined the Acrisure family in 2022, and the transition to Acrisure Mortgage represents a broader strategy to unify the Acrisure brand across its fintech, insurance, and financial services portfolio. Despite the rebrand, Acrisure Mortgage’s leadership, structure, and dedication to personalized, high-quality mortgage solutions remain the same.

“This rebrand is about continuing to grow and innovate while staying rooted in who we are,” said Joe Nunziata, CEO of Acrisure Mortgage. “We’re proud to have our name on the stadium and even prouder to be part of the Orlando and UCF communities.”

Known affectionately by fans as “The Bounce House” for its energetic atmosphere, the stadium has served as the home of UCF Football since 2007 and will continue to do so under its new name. Signage and branding updates will begin appearing this summer ahead of the Knights’ 2025 football season.

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