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Air Force tailback Asher Clark hits a hole on his way to scoring against Army in the third quarter Saturday at Falcon Stadium. Air Force won 35-7 to become bowl eligible.
Air Force runs away from Army with strong second half
Falcons now eligible for bowl game
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Air Force went into halftime Saturday tied against Army, having gained 39 yards and three first downs and having lost a bit of confidence and a whole lot of momentum. Like all of his teammates, Andre Morris Jr. never had fallen to Army. And he... Full story
Ramsey: Black Knights dare the wrong Falcon receiver
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Army coach Rich Ellerson devised a simple defensive plan. He stacked nearly all of his players on the line of scrimmage. He wanted to silence Air Force’s run game. He dared the Falcons to pass. And for nearly three quarters, the dare worked.... Full story
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ESPN's "College GameDay" energizes academy
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Three fighter jets buzzed over the jam-packed Terrazzo. Cadets waved flags and proudly held signs. The band played as cheerleaders flipped through the air and The Bird danced. It wasn’t your typical pregame fare at Air Force. ESPN livened up... Full story
Air Force and Nathan Walker run the ball, a lot, because it makes the most sense. All of the academies, in fact, prefer not to throw the ball.
Academies are grounded because throwing doesn't work
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On Dec. 22, 2006, the day he was introduced as Air Force’s new coach, Troy Calhoun talked about offensive balance, being “very effective in the passing game” and forcing a defense “to defend the entire field.” Current... Full story
Air Force sophomore defenseman Tim Kirby (25) blocked a shot from RIT forward Bryan Potts as goalie Andrew Volkening minded the nets Oct. 23. Kirby and junior Brad Sellers make up the Falcons' No. 1 defensive corps.
AFA hockey: Young defensive corps still learning
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A 3-1 start in Atlantic Hockey Association play aside, growing pains for the inexperienced Air Force defensive corps remain evident as they enter a home series against Bentley (2-3, 2-1) this weekend. The learning curve for a group with only three... Full story
AFA hockey: Three things to watch vs. Bentley
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Three things to watch as Air Force hosts Bentley this weekend in hockey: 1. WHO DRAWS FIRST BLOOD?Scoring first is big in any sport, but with senior goalie Andrew Volkening playing well of late, a 1-0 lead would be huge. “Good goalies thrive... Full story
Falcons anticipate reserve offensive lineman will catch up
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During the preseason, Air Force coach Troy Calhoun said he didn’t want his second-team offensive linemen to be “a Heinz 57 crew.” “It’s OK for them to push the accelerator and get to the point where they’re good... Full story
Air Force linebacker John Falgout (45) celebrated after sacking Utah quarterback Terrance Cain on Oct. 24.
AFA linebacker Falgout alters his legacy
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In late September, senior inside linebacker John Falgout figured his Air Force football legacy would be little more than a stat line in a borderline meaningless blowout. He was backing up standout junior Ken Lamendola, and playing time had been... Full story
ESPN 'College GameDay' details for Air Force-Army game
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ESPN’s “College GameDay” program will broadcast live from the Air Force Academy on Saturday from 8-10 a.m. The show, which features the crew of Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit, Lee Corso and Desmond Howard, will set up on the... Full story
Army ranks 14th in the country in total defense.
Army shares same strengths as Falcons
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Air Force coach Troy Calhoun sounded like he was talking about his Falcons. “You can tell,” he said after a practice this week, “they’re athletic on defense, they’ve made a commitment to that side of the ball. And then... Full story
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