UCF Athletics has pursued a new naming partner for the UCF football stadium, according to a special Board of Trustees meeting agenda.

UPDATE: This special Board of Trustees meeting has been postponed, a UCF spokesperson told Knights247 on Friday. It's unclear when a new meeting will be re-scheduled. Multiple UCF spokespersons were unable to provide details and were unaware as to why the meeting was postponed. This is the second time this specific meeting has been postponed, according to the agenda. The original meeting was scheduled for December 19, 2019, at 10 a.m. but was also postponed.

Multiple sources with knowledge of the potential agreement confirmed with Knights247 that the company which UCF Athletics is pursing a naming rights deal for the football stadium is RoofClaim.com. Friday's Board of Trustees agenda did not the share the name of the potential naming partner.

"UCF Athletics, in partnership with the UCF Foundation, has completed a due diligence review of the proposed stadium naming partner, which included background checks and the hiring of an audit firm to review financial statements," the document reads.

According to the board's agenda, the proposed stadium naming partner will "generate approximately three times the current sponsorship rate annually." Currently, UCF generates an annual payout between $500,000 to $1,250,000 in revenue from its stadium's naming rights and earns $750,000 each year until Spectrum’s current contract expires on Aug. 1, 2021, according to Nicholson Student Media.

The stadium has been named Spectrum Stadium since 2017, following the rebranding of Bright House Sports Network, a local cable company. Bright House Sports Network originally acquired the naming rights to the UCF football stadium in 2006. At the time, UCF was in agreement to receive $15 million over 15 years for naming rights, according to a Conference USA press release.

However, in 2013, Bright House activated a clause allowing it to renegotiate the contract, cutting $3 million off the deal. Now, UCF is expected to enter into an agreement with a new partner. The recommended action is to approve the new stadium naming, according to the agenda.

"The qualified sponsorship is in compliance with the UCF Foundation’s current Naming Opportunities Policy and has been reviewed and approved by the UCF Foundation Executive Committee," according to the document.

Prior to the start of the 2019 football season, UCF announced in a press release it had sold RoofClaim.com the naming rights to the field at Spectrum Stadium. The financial details of this agreement were not announced. RoofClaim.com also holds the naming rights to the UCF men’s and women’s basketball court at Addition Financial Arena, according to a UCF press release.