UCF Q&A: How do Knights plan to handle cold weather, snow at BYU?

UCF freshman receiver Waden Charles, right, has put together a big season for the Knights. (Phelan M. Ebenhack/Special to the Sentinel)As UCF prepares to take the field at LaVell Edwards Stadium to face No. 11 BYU on Saturday, the weather forecast for Provo, Utah, predicts a chilly 40 degrees with a chance of snow.

Weather conditions can pose challenges for any team, especially for a team from a warmer climate like the Knights. However, coach Scott Frost remains unfazed by the cold’s potential impact on his squad.

“I love playing in the snow,” said Frost, who grew up on the plains of Nebraska. “It’s supposed to be a high of 40. That’s not cold. I played in Green Bay one year and I don’t think…