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Coach Troy Calhoun and Air Force likely will play in the Armed Forces Bowl for the third straight year.
Air Force digests fourth-place finish, awaits bowl fate
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Air Force will finish fourth in the Mountain West Conference for the second consecutive season. For the glass-is-half-full fan, that means the Falcons held serve by beating all the teams they beat a year ago. For the glass-is-half-empty fan, that... Full story
BYU running back Harvey Unga broke a tackle by Air Force defensive lineman Ben Garland during the first half Saturday.
No contest: BYU blows out Air Force, again
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PROVO – Each of Air Force’s first four losses this season came by seven points or less. And all were accompanied by plenty of “what ifs” – hair-pulling thoughts about what could have been if just one or two plays went... Full story
Air Force defensive back Luke Hyder hit BYU tight end Dennis Pitta, right, but not in time to prevent a first-half touchdown on Saturday.
Ramsey: Fourth-and-long way from MWC elite
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PROVO, Utah – The Air Force football team should consider this slogan for the 2010 season: Fourth Place: It’s Not Nearly Enough. The Falcons, owners of fourth place in the Mountain West, limped away from Saturday’s 38-21 rout at... Full story
BYU quarterback Max Hall was 33-for-45 for 377 yards and five touchdowns Saturday against Air Force.
To Air Force, Hall is the raw deal
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PROVO, Utah - The first half of Brigham Young’s 38-21 victory over Air Force was the Max Hall Show. Hall led BYU’s Cougars to a 24-0 lead while completing 19 of his first 22 passes. He enjoyed good time in the pocket and used the time... Full story
Air Force quarterback Ben Cochran, front, was dropped by BYU defensive lineman Jan Jorgenson during the second half Saturday.
Air Force notes: Cochran steps into tough situation
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PROVO, Utah – A packed LaVell Edwards Stadium and a 17-0 deficit to the nation's 19th-ranked team were what awaited Air Force junior quarterback Ben Cochran when he entered Saturday's game. Not exactly how you'd draw it up for... Full story
Air Force vs. BYU - 3 Things to Watch
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Air Force at BYU 3 THINGS TO WATCH 1. BYU’S SIZE UP FRONTOne of the biggest matchup advantages BYU has over Air Force on a consistent basis is size, according to Falcons’ coach Troy Calhoun. The Cougars’ starting offensive... Full story
Lots at stake for Falcons in regular-season finale
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Plenty of tangible achievements are at stake Saturday for Air Force when it plays at No. 19 BYU in its regular-season football finale. With a victory, the Falcons would secure, at worst, a third-place finish in the Mountain West Conference. They... Full story
Athletic Air Force secondary gives Falcons a chance vs. BYU
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BYU has torched Air Force in recent seasons, averaging 41 points in five consecutive victories, dating back to 2004. And it’s been the Cougars’ passing attack that has provided most of the burn. In the five wins, BYU passers have... Full story
Falcons protecting football
Air Force has only seven turnovers this season
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Only one team in the nation has turned the ball over less than Air Force this season. And No. 5 Cincinnati, which has committed six turnovers to the Falcons’ seven, has played one fewer game. Air Force always prides itself on ball... Full story
BYU quarterback Max Hall, who faces Air Force this weekend, said last week's close call against New Mexico was
AFA football: BYU not looking past Falcons
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Air Force’s game with BYU this Saturday falls one week before the Cougars’ annual clash with arch rival Utah. But don’t expect the 19th-ranked Cougars to be looking past the Falcons. Especially after their performance in... Full story
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