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Air Force falcons

2021 Football

GENERAL INFORMATION

Location: ....................... Colorado Springs, CO

Enrollment: ............................................ 4,300

Founded: ................................................. 1954

Nickname: ........................................... Falcons

Colors (PMS): ..............Blue (661), Silver (421)

Stadium (Cap): ......... Falcon Stadium (46,692)

Surface: ................................. FieldTurf (2018)

Conference: ............................Mountain West

Superintendent: ............Lt. Gen. Richard Clark

Athletic Director: ........................ Nathan Pine

Ticket Phone: ............................719-472-1895

Website: ....................

Mailing Address: ............2168 Field House Dr.

USAF Academy, CO 80840

COACHING STAFF

Troy Calhoun (Air Force, 1989), 15th year

Head Coach

Jake Campbell (Air Force, 1996), 10th year

Slotbacks

Ari Confesor (Holy Cross, 2004), 3rd year

Wide Receivers

Del Cowsette (Maryland, 2000), 2nd year

Assistant Defensive Line

Curome Cox (Maryland, 2003), 2nd year

Defensive Backs

Jonathan Himebauch (USC, 1998), 2nd year

Tight Ends

Tim Horton (Arkansas, 1990), 1st year

Special Teams Coord./Running Backs

Brian Knorr (Air Force, 1986), 10th year

Inside Linebackers

Steed Lobotzke (Air Force, 1992), 7th year

Offensive Line

Matt McGettigan (Luther College, 1987), 15th year

Srength/Conditioning

Alex Means (Air Force, 2013) 4th year

Outside Linebackers/Spurs

Maj. Andre Morris (Air Force, 2011), 3rd year

Nickels

John Rudzinski (Air Force, 2005), 12th year

Defensive Coordinator/Secondary

Bill Sheridan (Grand Valley State), 2nd year

Defensive Line

Maj. Brett Skene (Air Force, 2011), 1st year

Offensive Assistant

Mike Thiessen (Air Force, 2001), 15th year

Offensive Coord./Quarterbacks

Game Day Locations

(Press Box): Means, Skene, Sheridan, Cox,

Thiessen. (Field): Calhoun, Campbell, Confesor, Cowsette, Himebauch, Horton, Knorr,

Lobotzke, Morris, Rudzinski.

FOLLOW THE FALCONS

Twi er: ............. @AF_Football/@AF_Falcons

Facebook: ............................ AirForceFootball

Instagram: .................................... af_football

GAME 5: Air Force (3-1, 0-1) at New Mexico (2-2, 0-0)

Saturday, Oct. 2, 4:30 p.m. MT, Albuquerque, NM

Air Force

FALCONS

New Mexico

LOBOS

(3-1, 0-1 MW)

(2-2, 0-0 MW)

TEAM INFORMATION

TEAM INFORMATION

Location: ........................Colorado Springs, CO

Website: ....................

Conference: ............................ Mountain West

Current Streak:.......................................... W 1

Rankings (AP/Coaches):............................ --/-Last Week:............. W 31-7 vs. Florida Atlantic

Next Week: ........................... Wyoming (10/9)

Head Coach: ............................... Troy Calhoun

Alma Mater: ............................ Air Force, 1989

Career Record: .............. 104-73 (15th season)

Record at School: ....................................Same

Record vs. Opponent: ................................ 9-5

Location: .............................Albuquerque, NM

Website: ....................................

Conference: ............................ Mountain West

Current Streak:............................................L 2

Rankings: ................................................... --/-Last Week:.............................. L 20-13 at UTEP

Next Week: ............. at San Diego State (10/9)

Head Coach: ...........................Danny Gonzales

Alma Mater: .......................New Mexico, 1999

Career Record: ..................... 4-7 (2nd season)

Record at School: ................................... Same

Record vs. Opponent: ................................ 0-1

BROADCAST INFORMATION

? Television: FS2

Dan Hellie (play-by-play), Robert Smith (analyst)

? Radio: KVOR AM 740 in Colorado Springs, CO; XM 385, Internet 975

Jim Arthur (play-by-play); Jesse Kurtz (analyst)

STORYLINES

? Air Force leads the New Mexico series, 23-14, and has a 19-12 advantage in conference

games...Air Force is 13-3 at home, 10-10 at New Mexico and 0-1 in neutral site games.

? Air Force defeated UNM, 44-22, the last time the two played in Albuquerque.

? Air Force leads the nation in rushing with a 357.2 average...the Falcons rushed for a season-high 446 yards vs. Florida Atlantic and the team has averaged 441.5 yards the last two

games.

? Air Force has held six of the last seven opponents under 20 points scored...Air Force is third in

the MW and 34th nationally in scoring defense allowing just 18.2 points per game.

? Air Force has forced a punt on the opponent¡¯s opening drive of the game in all four games

this season.

2021 AIR FORCE SCHEDULE/RESULTS

Day

Date

Time

Opponent (TV)

Series/Results

Sat.

Sept. 4

Noon

Lafaye e (Stadium) ....................................... W 35-14

Sat.

Sept. 11

1:30 p.m.

at Navy (CBS)...................................................W 23-3

Sat.

Sept. 18

5:30 p.m.

Utah State* (FS2).............................................L 45-49

Sat.

Sept. 25

6 p.m.

Florida Atlan c (FS2) .......................................W 31-7

Sat.

Oct. 2

4:30 p.m.

at New Mexico* (FS2) .......................... AF leads 24-14

Sat.

Oct. 9

5 p.m.

Wyoming* (CBSSN) ............................AF lead 29-26-3

Sat.

Oct. 16

TBA

at Boise State* (Fox, FS1 or FS2) ............BSU leads 6-3

Sat.

Oct. 23

5 p.m.

San Diego State* (CBSSN) .................... AF leads 19-16

Sat.

Nov. 6

9:30 a.m.

vs. Army^ (CBS) ................................ AF leads 37-17-1

Sat.

Nov. 13

5 p.m.

at Colorado State* (CBSSN) .............. AF leads 36-21-2

Fri.

Nov. 19

7, 7:30, 8 p.m. at Nevada* (FS1) ..................................... AF leads 3-2

Fri.

Nov. 26

1:30 p.m.

UNLV* (CBSSN) ...................................... AF leads 16-6

All mes MT; *-Mountain West game

^-Commander¡¯s Classic, Globe Life Field, Arlington, TX

MEDIA INFORMATION

MONDAY

(9-27)

TUESDAY

(9-28)

WEDNESDAY

(9-29)

THURSDAY

(9-30)

FRIDAY

(10-2)

SATURDAY

(10-2)

SUNDAY

(10-3)

Prac ce

4-5:45 p.m.

Prac ce

4-5:45 p.m.

Prac ce

4-5:45 p.m.

Prac ce

4-5:45 p.m.

No Prac ce

Game Day

4:30 p.m. MT

No Prac ce

? No availability

? Photo/Video

Pre-prac ce,

periods 1-2

? Photo/Video

Pre-prac ce,

periods 1-2

? Coach Calhoun

press conference,

12:30 p.m.

? Players (Select),

1-1:30 p.m.

? No availability

? No availability

? No availability

Post-Game

? Players/Coach

Calhoun available

following 10-minute cooling-off

period.

? No availability

MEDIA GUIDELINES

Air Force has media availability to practices on Monday and Tuesday of each game week. Media is

allowed to photograph and video Monday and Tuesday practices for pre-practice and the first two

periods (about 30 minutes). Coach Troy Calhoun and two Air Force players selected by the coach

will be available on Tuesdays before practice. Calhoun will start at 12:30 p.m. followed by players

from 1-1:30 p.m. All interviews will take place in the temporary media room, located in a trailer in

the parking lot between the Falcon Athletic Center and Holaday Athletic Center, overlooking the

practice fields. Media wishing to participate can contact Troy Garnhart for a call-in number. All

photo and video must be done on the outside of the fields in a designated location.

Post-game interviews will take place in the media room in the tunnel at Falcon Stadium. Post-game

for road games will be in a designated area, which will be announced each game. Out of an abundance of caution and the protection of Air Force coaches and players, all interviews will be done in

press conference style with social distancing between media and players. Current Defense Department and Air Force Academy rules require all individuals to wear a mask inside Academy facilities.

All individuals who have not been fully vaccinated must wear masks outside on military installations. Lastly, media wishing to come on base for any press conference or practices must notify Troy

Garnhart to gain clearance to the base.

MEDIA CONTACTS

Troy Garnhart

Assoc. AD/Communications

Office: .... 719-333-9263

Cell:........ 719-649-5003

Email: ..... troy.garnhart@usafa.edu

Dave Toller

Asst. AD/Media Relations

Office: .... 719-333-3478

Cell:........ 719-396-0955

Email: ..... dave.toller@usafa.edu

Nick Arseniak

Assistant Director

Office: ... 719-333-9251

Cell:........ 719-510-2684

Email: ..... nicholas.arseniak@usafa.edu

COVID PROTOCOLS

Falcon Stadium Press Box Phone

Current Department of Defense and Air Force Academy policies require all individuals, regardless of

719-333-1100

vaccination status, to wear a mask when indoors in all Academy facilities, including the press box,

Blue and Silver Club, suites, elevators and restrooms. All individuals who have not been fully vaccinated must also wear masks outdoors at all times while on the installation. Fans who are fully vaccinated and are not required to wear a mask

when outdoors. Anyone with a COVID-19 diagnosis within the previous 10 days, or any symptoms suggestive of possible COVID-19, or a recent

close contact with an individual known to be positive for COVID-19 should not come to the stadium. These policies will be constantly evaluated

and any changes will be communicated.

COACHES RADIO SHOW

Falcon Talk with Troy Calhoun, the weekly football radio show, airs each Wednesday on game weeks. The show will be broadcast live on KVOR

AM 740 at the Rib and Chop House from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. The show will be hosted by KVOR¡¯s Jim Arthur.

AIR FORCE FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS

Highlights from each game, plus post-game interviews from head coach Troy Calhoun and select players are available by contacting Brian Jerman

in FalconVision (719-333-2368; brian.jerman@usafa.edu).



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THE LAST TIME

AIR FORCE FOOTBALL

THE SERIES

? Air Force leads the series, 23-14, and has a 19-12 advantage in conference games.

? Air Force is 13-3 at home, 10-10 at New Mexico and 0-1 in neutral site games.

? Air Force has won three straight overall following a three-game streak by New Mexico.

? Air Force defeated UNM, 44-22, last season in Albuquerque.

? Air Force defeated UNM, 42-24, in 2018 in Falcon Stadium to snap a three-game losing

streak to the Lobos...UNM had won four of the last six overall in the series.

? Prior to the UNM run, Air Force had won five straight and eight of nine.

? The teams first played in 1957 in Colorado Springs...Air Force won the game, 31-0.

Past Seasons

1958 - AF 45-7 (A)

1959 - UNM 28-27 (H)

1961 - UNM 21-6 (A)

1963 - AF 30-8 (A)

1973 - AF 10-6 (H)

1981 - UNM 27-10 (A)

1982 - UNM 49-37 (H)

1984 - AF 23-9 (A)

1985 - AF 49-12 (A)

1987 - AF 73-23 (A)

1988 - AF 63-14 (H)

1991 - UNM 34-32 (A)

1992 - AF 33-32 (H)

1995 - AF 27-24 (A)

1998 - AF 56-14 (H)

1999 - UNM 33-28 (A)

2000 - UNM 29-23 (H)

2001 - UNM 52-33 (A)

2002 - AF 38-31 (H) OT

2003 - UNM 24-12 (A)

2004 - AF 28-23 (H)

2005 - AF 42-24 (A)

2006 - AF 24-7 (H)

2007 - UNM 34-31 (A)

2008 - AF 23-10 (H)

2009 - AF 37-13 (A)

2010 - AF 48-23 (H)

2011 - AF 42-0 (A)

2012 - AF 28-23 (H)

2013 - UNM 45-37 (A)

2014 - AF 35-31 (H)

2015 - UNM 47-35 (A)

2016 - UNM 45-40 (N)*

2017 - UNM 56-38 (A)

2018 - AF 42-24 (H)

2019 - AF 44-22 (A)

2020 - AF 28-0 (H)

* - Cotton Bowl,

Dallas, TX

(H/A) is for AFA

LAST SEASON

(Nov. 20, 2020) Air Force defeated New Mexico, 28-0, to snap a two-game losing streak. The

shutout was the first for Air Force since 2018 and first against a conference opponent since

2011. The Falcons scored on their first three drives with Haaziq Daniels capping the opening

drive with a four-yard scoring run. Brad Roberts added a pair of touchdown runs in the second quarter to give Air Force a 21-0 halftime lead. Following a mistake-filled third quarter

that saw Air Force fumble three times and New Mexico miss three field goals, Roberts sealed

the game with a 44-yard scoring run in the fourth quarter to make up the final margin. Air

Force had 422 total yards, including 356 rushing while converting 9-13 third downs. Roberts

led the Falcons with career highs of 28 carries, 177 yards and three touchdowns. New Mexico

had 304 total yards, including 221 passing. Johnathan Youngblood led the Air Force defense

with eight tackles.

LAST TIME AT NEW MEXICO

(Nov. 23, 2019) Air Force defeated New Mexico, 44-22, to snap a three-game losing streak

to the Lobos. The Falcons took a 14-10 halftime lead behind touchdown runs from Donald

Hammond III and Taven Birdow. Air Force exploded in the second half behind the passing of

Hammond. The Falcons extended the lead to 30-16 behind a pair of Hammond touchdown

passes. He added two more early in the fourth quarter to put the Falcons in front, 44-16,

before the Lobos added a touchdown in the final minutes to make up the final margin. Hammond hit 9-10 passes for a career-high 327 yards, the fifth most in Air Force history and most

since 1976. He threw for a career-best four touchdowns, two each to Geraud Sanders and

Ben Waters. Sanders finished with five catches for 156 yards and Waters had four catches for

171 yards. They became the first duo with over 100 yards each since 2004. The Falcons had

540 yards of total offense while holding New Mexico to 358. Demonte Meeks led the defense

STATISTICAL COMPARISON

Air Force (4 Games) .......... Opponent

134/33.5 .................................73/18.2

85.................................................... 53

68-13-4 ...................................20-30-3

262-1,429 .............................. 117-399

357.2............................................ 99.8

14-32-1 .................................62-121-3

351................................................ 798

87.8............................................ 199.5

294-1,780 ........................... 238-1,197

445.0.......................................... 299.2

6.1.................................................. 5.0

14-39.9 ................................... 21-40.6

3-1 ................................................. 6-1

18-128 ..................................... 18-173

44% (26-59) .....................42% (25-59)

75% (3-4) .............................33% (3-9)

36:31 ......................................... 23:39

Air Force Football

Category

Points/Gm

First Downs

(R-P-Pen)

Rushing

Rush Avg

Passing

Pass Yards

Pass Avg

Total O?.

Total O? Avg

Avg/Play

Pun ng

Fumbles-Lost

Penal es

3rd Downs

4th Downs

TOP

UNM (4 Games). ............... Opponent

74/18.5 ...................................96/24.0

71.................................................... 66

(31-35-5) .............................. (21-37-8)

154-525 ................................. 113-308

131.3............................................ 77.0

76-129-2 ...............................80-154-6

762................................................ 997

190.5.......................................... 249.3

283-1,287 ........................... 267-1,305

321.8.......................................... 326.3

4.5.................................................. 4.9

28-43.9 ................................... 26-46.5

6-2 ................................................. 2-1

27-210 ..................................... 22-204

29% (18-63) .....................32% (20-63)

38% (3-8) ...........................100% (3-3)

32:07 ......................................... 27:50

Air Force 28, New Mexico 0

Nov. 20, Falcon Stadium

Team

1

New Mexico 0

Air Force

7

2 3

0 0

14 0

4

0

7

OT

---

Final

0

28

Scoring (Tm-Play, Qtr/Time (Drive)

AF-Daniels 4 run (Schue pelz-Rohl kick),

1/5:07 (11/86/5:55)

AF-Roberts 5 run (Schue pelz-Rohl kick),

2/14:28 (10/72/4:48)

AF-Roberts 12 run (Schue pelz-Rohl kick),

2/6:13 (9/66/5:07)

AF-Roberts 44 run (Schue pelz-Rohl kick),

4/5:38 (1-44-:09)

Team Sta s cs

First Downs

(R-P-Pen)

NET Rushing A -Yds

Yards Lost Rushing

Yds Gained Rushing

NET PASSING YARDS

Passing (C-A-I)

TOTAL OFFENSE

Avg. Per Play

Fumbles

Penal es

Punts (#-Avg)

Punt Returns

Kicko? Returns

Intercep ons

Fumble Returns

Possession Time

Third Downs

Fourth Downs

Sacks By:

A endance: 0

UNM

19

(6-12-1)

82

29

112

221

23-42-1

67-304

4.5

2-1

8-70

4-40.5

0-0

1-7

0-0

3-0

23:31

4-13

0-1

0-0

Air Force

23

(18-4-1)

356

7

363

66

4-5-0

68-422

6.2

4-3

5-42

2-48.0

0-0

0-0

1-20

0-0

36:29

9-13

1-2

2-22

Individual Sta s cs

Rushing (A -Yds-TD): AF - Roberts 28-177-3,

Murla 7-64-0, Daniels 12-55-1, Stoner 6-16-0,

Davis 1-13-0, Gross 3-9-0, McNeal 1-8-0, Lewis

1-8-0, Gidrey 2-5-0, Bryan 2-1-0. New Mexico Jones 6-29-0, Cole 5-29-0, Vigilant 3-15-0, Hall

8-13-0, Logan-Greene 1-4-0, TEAM 1-(-7)-0.

Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD): AF- Daniels 4-50-66-0. New Mexico - Hall 23-42-1-221-0.

Receiving (A -Yds-TD): AF - Pa erson 2-34-0,

Lewis 2-32-0. New Mexico - Kress 4-54-0, Erickson 4-47-0, Alexander 4-11-0, Logan-Greene

3-64-0, Williams 3-16-0, Wooden 2-11-0,

Pa erson III 2-6-0, Umeh 1-12-0.

Tackle Leaders (UT-AT-TT): AF - Youngblood

2-6-8, Bush 1-6-7, Palm 5-1-6, Taylor 2-4-6,

Goodwin 3-2-5, Noren 4-1-5, Silvanic 2-3-5,

Humphrey 3-1-4, Eure 2-1-3, Pescaia 2-0-2,

Gooding 2-0-2, O¡¯Neal 1-1-2, Purcell 0-2-2,

Dahlen 1-0-1, Malloy 1-0-1. New Mexico Shook 11-8-19, Bolden 5-7-12, Noble 7-4-11,

Sanders 3-3-6, Combs 4-1-5, Collier 4-1-5,

Beaton 2-2-4, Peek 1-2-3, Reed II 1-2-3, Riley

2-1-3, Saltonstall 1-2-3, Miller 1-1-2, Carroll

1-0-1, Mar n 1-0-1.

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with a career-best 14 tackles.

LOOKING AT NEW MEXICO

New Mexico has lost two straight a er opening the season 2-0 ... UTEP defeated New Mexico,

20-13, last week in Texas ... New Mexico averages 18.5 points per game while allowing 24.0

... Tavian Combs leads the Lobos with 32 total tackles and has two intercep ons ... Jerrick

Reed II is second in tackles with 28 ... Aaron Dumas leads the team in rushing with a 48.0

per-game average ... Terry Wilson, Jr., leads the team in passing, hi ng 74-126 for 752 yards

with six touchdowns and two intercep ons ... Luke Wyson leads the team in receiving with 14

catches for 101 yards ... Manny Logan-Greene has 12 catches for a team-best 132 yards and a

touchdown.

AN AIR FORCE WIN WOULD

? Air Force would improve to 4-1 overall and 1-1 in Mountain West play

? Air Force would improve to 2-0 in road games this season

? Air Force would improve to 24-14 overall in the UNM series, including a 20-12 mark in

conference meetings

? Air Force would improve to 11-10 at New Mexico and win for the second straight time on

the road in the series

INSIDE THE MOUNTAIN WEST

2021 STANDINGS

Mountain Division

Team

Boise State

Utah State

Wyoming

New Mexico

Colorado State

Air Force

MW

1-0

1-1

0-0

0-0

0-0

0-1

All Games

2-2

3-1

4-0

2-2

1-3

3-1

West Division

Team

Fresno State

San Jose State

San Diego State

Nevada

Hawaii

UNLV

MW

1-0

1-0

0-0

0-0

0-1

0-1

All Games

4-1

2-2

4-0

2-1

2-3

0-4

LAST WEEK

Air Force defeated Florida Atlantic, 31-7, in Falcon Stadium. Quarterback Haaziq Daniels

powered the running game with a career-high 164 yards and two touchdowns, including a

school-record 94 yard touchdown run. Daniels scored on Air Force¡¯s first two drives to give

the Falcons a 14-0 lead. Brad Roberts added a touchdown run and Anthony Rodriguez added

his first-career field goal to give Air Force a 24-0 lead. FAU closed the half with a 34-yard

touchdown run by N¡¯Kosi Perry to cut the lead to 24-7 at the half. The touchdown marked the

first time the Owls had reached Air Force¡¯s side of the field. Micah Davis added a touchdown

run in the third quarter to make up the final margin. Air Force finished with 516 total yards,

including 446 rushing. Davis added 93 yards and Roberts 77 for the Falcons. Air Force held

FAU to 214 total yards, including just 73 passing. The defense was led by Alec Mock, who had

seven tackles. Tre Bugg III, Trey Taylor and Demonte Meeks added four each.

LAST WEEK¡¯S GAME NOTES

Team Notes

? Air Force evened the series vs. Florida Atlantic, 1-1.

? Air Force improved to 7-4 against teams from Conference-USA.

? Air Force improved to 42-26 against non-conference opponents under head coach Troy Calhoun, including a 27-4 mark at home.

? Air Force used game captains. The captains for the FAU game were seniors Jordan Jackson

(DL), Demonte Meeks (ILB) and Tre Bugg III (CB).

? Air Force sophomore defensive backs Trey Taylor and Camby Goff, along with sophomore

center Luke Hallstrom each made the first start of their career. The Hallstrom start marks

three different starters in four games at center.

? Air Force scored a touchdown on its opening drive to take a 7-0 lead. The Falcons have

scored a touchdown on the opening drive in three of four games this season. Defensively, Air

Force forced a punt on Florida Atlantic¡¯s opening drive. The Falcons have forced a punt on the

opening drive in all four games.

? FAU¡¯s touchdown, which came with 3:42 left in the second quarter marked the first time in

the game the Owls reached Air Force¡¯s side of the field.

? Air Force¡¯s 97-yard scoring drive in the third quarter is the longest of the season. The previous was 75 yards last week vs. Utah State. The 6:39 time of possession was just 13 seconds

off the season best of 6:52 vs. Utah State.

? Air Force had a season-high 446 yards rushing. The previous best was 437 the previous

week vs. Utah State

Individual Notes

? Junior QB Haaziq Daniels set a school record with a 94-yard touchdown run. He broke the

record of 88 yards set by Joel Carlson vs. Army in 1971. The touchdown was the second on

the day for Daniels, as he also capped Air Force¡¯s opening drive. He has scored at least one

rushing touchdown in each game this season and has had multiple touchdowns twice. Daniels

rushed for a career-high 164 yards to record the second 100-yard game of his career. His previous high and first-career 100-yard game came last week vs. Utah State with 102 yards.

? Junior NG Kalawai¡¯a Pescaia finished with two tackles and a tackle for loss. Pescaia has had

a tackle for loss in three of four games this season.

? Sophomore DB Trey Taylor started the first game of his career and responded with a career-high four tackles, four solo stops, a sack, a tackle for loss, a forced fumble and three pass

breakups.

? Sophomore PK Anthony Rodriguez hit the first field goal of his career, a 31-yarder in the

second quarter.

? Junior DL Christopher Herrera recorded three tackles and 0.5 tackles for loss. Herrera has

Air Force Football

THIS WEEK

Friday, Oct. 1

BYU at Utah State (CBS SN), 7 p.m.

Saturday, Oct. 2

Nevada at Boise State (FS1), 1:30 p.m.

UNLV at UTSA (ESPN+), 5 p.m.

Air Force at New Mexico (FS2), 4:30 p.m.

New Mexico St. at San Jose St. (MWN), 7:30 p.m.

Fresno State at Hawaii (CBS SN), 5 p.m.

LAST WEEK

Fresno State 38, UNLV 0

Boise State 27, Utah State 3

Western Michigan 23, San Jose State 3

San Diego State 48, Towson 21

Iowa 24, Colorado State 14

Wyoming 24, UConn 22

Hawaii 41, New Mexico State 21

Air Force 31, Florida Atlantic 7

UTEP 20, New Mexico 13

MW COMMUNICATIONS CONTACT

Stuart Buchanan

Office: 719-488-4042

Cell: 970-988-6304

Email: sbuchanan@

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had a tackle for loss in three consecutive games.

? Sophomore WR Micah Davis recorded 117 all-purpose yards, including 93 rushing and 24

receiving. Davis has scored a rushing touchdown in two straight and three of four games this

season.

? Senior DB Corvan Taylor recorded his third interception of the season and leads all active

Falcons with five in his career.

Air Force Football

INSIDE THE MOUNTAIN WEST

AIR FORCE TEAM RANKINS

Category

Stats

Scoring Offense

33.5

Scoring Defense 18.2

Passing Offense

87.8

Passing Defense 200.5

Kickoff Returns

17.0

Rushing Offense 357.2

Rushing Defense 100.0

Total Offense

445.0

Total Defense

300.5

Punt Returns

0.0

Net Punting

38.2

Turnover Margin .50

Passing Efficiency 139.95

Passing Eff. Def.

118.32

First Downs

86

Opp. First Downs 54

Third Down %

44.1

Third Down Def. 42.6

Sacks For

2.75

Sacks Against

.75

Penalties

32.0

4th Downs%

75.0

Time of Possession 36:31

Red Zone offense 81.2

Red Zone defense 83.3

MW

4th

1st

12

3rd

9th

1st

4th

3rd

3rd

12th

8th

5th

6th

4th

4th

1st

3rd

6th

6th

1st

1st

1st

1st

8th

6th

NCAA

47th

34th

127th

46th

95th

1st

29th

36th

30th

126th

87th

43rd

70th

39th

54th

10th

49th

94th

41st

7th

6th

20th

4th

84th

72nd

INDIVIDUAL

Player

Haaziq Daniels

Passing

Yards Per Carry

Rushing

Scoring

Total Offense

Stats

MWC

NCAA

87.8

6.08

97.2

10.5

185.0

10th

2nd

4th

2nd

10th

-36th

31st

15th

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Brad Roberts

Yards Per Carry

Rushing

4.52

99.5

6th

3rd

-29th

Micah Davis

All-Purpose

Rushing

Scoring

Yards Per Catch

118.50

59.8

7.5

23.50

4th

10th

7th

1st

44th

--9th

Camby Goff

Forced Fumbles .33

7th

44th

Tre Bugg III

Forced Fumbles .25

10th

Kyle Patterson

Fumbles Rec.

1

4th

19th

Corvan Taylor

Interceptions

Passes Def.

.80

1.8

1st

1st

3rd

8th

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