Game 2: Air Force vs. San Jose State
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Saturday, Sept. 7, 5 p.m. MT, Falcon Stadium (39,441), USAF Academy, CO
Air Force vs. San Jose State
Saturday, Sept. 7, 5 p.m. MT, Falcon Stadium (39,441), USAF Academy, CO
THE GAME
• Air Force opens Mountain West play by hosting San Jose State on Saturday, Sept. 7, at 5 p.m. MT in Falcon Stadium.
• Air Force is 14-11 in Mountain West openers dating back to 1999. The Falcons are 8-5 at home and 6-6 on the road. Air Force opens MW play at home for the second straight season and third in the last four.
• Air Force leads the series vs. San Jose State 5-2 overall, including a 3-0 mark at home and 2-2 mark in San Jose.
THE MATCHUP
Category Air Force San Jose State
Current Streak: W 2 W 1
Rankings (Coaches/AP): RV/-- NA
Last week: W 21-6 vs. Merrimack W 42-24 vs. Sacramento State
Next week: vs. at Baylor (9/14) vs. Kennesaw State (9/14)
THE COACHES
Category Air Force San Jose State
Head Coach: Troy Calhoun Ken Niumatalolo
Alma Mater (Year): Air Force (1989) Hawaii (1989)
School Record (Years): 131-78 (18th year) 1-0 (1st year)
Career Record (Years): Same 110-83 (16th year)
Record vs. Opponent: 4-1 7-8
THE SERIES
• Air Force and San Jose State are meeting for the eighth time, all as conference foes
• Air Force is 5-2 overall, including a 3-0 mark at home and 2-2 mark in San Jose
• The teams have split the last two games, both in San Jose
• Air Force has the longest winning streak in the series, winning three straight from 2015-19
• Air Force defeated San Jose State, 45-20, last season in San Jose
• Air Force defeated San Jose State, 41-24, in the last meeting in Falcon Stadium in 2019
• The teams first played in 1996 at Air Force, resulting in a 45-0 victory by the Falcons
Series Results
1996 - AF 45-0 (H)
1997 - SJSU 25-22 (A)
2015 - AF 37-16 (H)
2016 - AF 41-38 (A)
2019 - AF 41-24 (H)
2020 - SJSU 17-6 (A)
2023 - AF 45-20 (A)
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LAST SEASON
(Sept. 22, 2023) Air Force defeated San Jose State, 45-20, in San Jose to improve to 4-0 overall and 2-0 in Mountain West play. The Falcons overcame a 20-10 first-half deficit to increase its win streak to nine straight dating back to last season. The Spartans opened the scoring with Chevan Cordeiro touchdown run, but a missed extra point made it 6-0. Reagan Tubbs hit a 30-yard field goal in his first-career attempt to cut the lead to 6-3. Emmanuel Michel scored the first of his career-best three touchdowns on a 17-yard run to make it 10-6. Kairee Robinson added two touchdown runs to put the Spartans up, 20-10. Michel closed the half with his second touchdown run to cut the lead to 20-17 at the half. The second half was all-Air Force. John Lee Eldridge III scored from five yards out on Air Force's opening drive to put the Falcons in front for good, 24-20. Following a three-and-out, Michel scored his third touchdown to make it 31-20 in the opening minutes of the fourth quarter. The Falcons had the ball for 14:10 of the third quarter, running 24 plays to SJSU's three. Eldridge III added his second touchdown of the game while Jet Harris closed the scoring with a touchdown run to make up the final margin. Air Force finished with 428 total yards, including 400 rushing. Michel led the way with 33 carries for 148 yards while Eldridge III chipped in with 102 yards on 10 carries. The defense held San Jose State to 354 total yards, including just eight in the third quarter and 80 in the second half. Trey Taylor led the way with eight tackles, a tackle for loss and an interception. Alec Mock added six tackles and a forced fumble.
LAST TIME IN FALCON STADIUM
(Sept. 27, 2019) Air Force defeated San Jose State, 41-24, Sept. 27 in Falcon Stadium. The teams exchanged long touchdown drives and were tied 7-7 at the end of the first quarter. Timothy Jackson capped the Air Force drive with a seven-yard run. The Falcons took control of the game in the second quarter when Donald Hammond III hit Geraud Sanders with a 64 yard scoring strike and Taven Birdow added a touchdown run to give Air Force a 21-7 advantage. The Spartans hit a field goal late to make it 21-10 at the half. Fullback Christian Mallard added a pair of touchdown runs in the third and Birdow scored his second touchdown of the game midway through the fourth to give Air Force a 41-10 lead. San Jose State scored two late touchdowns to make up the final margin. The Falcons finished with a season-high 513 total yards, including 382 rushing. Birdow led the way with career highs of 25 carries, 124 yards and two touchdowns. Kadin Remsberg added 75 yards and Mallard 70. Hammond hit 5-9 passes for 131 yards to lead the air attack. The defense was led by Demonte Meeks, who had a career-high eight tackles. San Jose State had 378 total yards, including 280 passing.
CONFERENCE OPENERS
• Air Force is 14-11 in Mountain West openers dating back to 1999
• The Falcons are 8-5 at home and 6-6 on the road
• Air Force opens MW play at home for the second straight season and third in the last four
• Air Force snapped a six-game losing streak with last year's 39-21 win over Utah State
• This season marks the third time opening MW play vs. San Jose State
• Air Force is 1-1 in MW openers vs. SJSU
o The Falcons are 1-0 at home and 0-1 on the road
o San Jose State defeated Air Force, 17-6, in 2020 in San Jose
o Air Force defeated San Jose State, 37-16, in 2015 in Falcon Stadium
• Air Force won a Mountain West-record 11 straight openers from 2000-10
• Air Force lost its first MW opener, 10-7, to Wyoming in 1999 in Falcon Stadium prior to starting the 11-game winning streak
• The Falcons are 26-18 all-time in conference openers dating back to 1980
• Air Force head coach Troy Calhoun is 7-10 in conference openers
AIR FORCE AT HOME
• Air Force is 77-25 in Falcon Stadium under head coach Troy Calhoun.
• Air Force had a school-record 15-game winning streak from 2014 to Oct. 22, 2016.
• Air Force went 20-4 at home from 2014-17, posting the most wins in a four-year span, breaking the record of 19 set from 1982-85 and 1998-2001 when the program went 19-4.
• Air Force set a record for the best three-year run from 2014-16 with a 17-1 record, breaking the mark of 15-2 from 1983-85.
• The Falcons have finished undefeated at home six times overall in school history, four coming under Calhoun.
Year Rec. Notes
2024 1-0 Defeated Merrimack, 21-6
2023 4-1 Air Force is 10-2 the last two seasons
2022 6-1 Matched program record for wins with six, fifth time with six under Calhoun
2021 4-2 Air Force .500 or better for 14th time under Calhoun
2020 2-1 Loss came to No. 25 Boise State
2019 6-0 Sixth undefeated season in program history, fourth under Calhoun
2018 4-2 Air Force posts four or more wins for ninth time in 12 seasons
2017 3-3 20 wins over four years is best four-year run in school history
2016 5-1 Air Force went 17-1 in home games from 2014-16
2015 6-0 Fifth 6-0 mark in AF history, third under Calhoun
2014 6-0 Fourth 6-0 mark in AF history, second under Calhoun
2013 2-5 Lone losing record in Calhoun era
2012 5-1 Second-best mark in school history
2011 4-3 Air Force goes 14-5 from 2009-11
2010 5-1 Combined with 2009, 10 wins in two seasons is third-best in AF history
2009 5-1 Second-best mark in school history
2008 3-3 Two losses at the hands of nationally ranked teams
2007 6-0 Just the third undefeated home record in school history
Total 77-25
NATIONAL RANKINGS
• Air Force is receiving votes in the USA Today Coaches preseason poll. The Falcons received one point to tie for 51st overall in the opening poll. The next poll will not be released until later this week.
• Air Force finished the 2023 season among others receiving votes in the Coaches poll. The Falcons were 34th with seven points.
AIR FORCE 41-12 LAST FIVE SEASONS
• Air Force is 41-12 the last five full seasons, excluding the COVID-shortened 2020 season.
• Air Force is 1-0 this season. The Falcons were 9-4 last season, finished 10-3 in 2022 and 2021 and 11-2 in 2019.
• The Falcons are 23-9 in conference play during the same stretch. Air Force was 5-3 last season and finished tied for fourth. The team was 5-3 and finished second in the Mountain Division in 2022. Air Force shared the Mountain Division title with a 6-2 mark in 2021 and finished second with a 7-1 mark in 2019.
LAST WEEK
Air Force defeated Merrimack, 21-6, in the season opener in Falcon Stadium. Cade Harris gave the Falcons a 14-0 halftime lead with touchdown runs in the first and second quarters. Aidan Calvert added a touchdown run midway through the third quarter to make it 21-0. Merrimack scored on the final play of the game to make up the final margin. Air Force had 237 total yards, including 166 yards rushing. Sophomore fullback Owen Allen led the way with 63 yards rushing on 16 carries in his first-career game. Quarterback John Busha added 37 yards rushing and hit 6-14 passes for 71 yards. The defense held Merrimack to 217 total yards and 10 first downs. Grant Uyl led the way with a career-high six tackles, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery. David Santiago added six tackles and a tackle for loss in his first-career game.
LAST WEEK'S GAME NOTES
Team Notes
• Air Force improved to 1-0 overall and has won two straight dating back to last season.
• Air Force improved to 28-0 all-time vs. teams from the Football Championship Division with all 27 games coming in Falcon Stadium. Head Coach Troy Calhoun improved to 18-0 all-time vs. FCS teams.
• Air Force improved to 48-19-2 in season openers, including a 42-8 mark at home. The Falcons have won 18 straight and 19 of the last 21 with the only losses coming at No. 11 Tennessee in 2006 and No. 13 California in 2004. Air Force has won 19 of the last 20 season openers at home.
• Air Force's 18-game winning streak in season openers is the third-best active streak in the nation, trailing only Ohio State (25) and Alabama (23).
• Air Force improved 41-12 the last five full seasons, excluding the COVID-shortened 2020 season. The Falcons were 9-4 last season, 10-3 in 2022 and 2021 and 11-2 in 2019.
• Air Force improved to 53-28 against non-conference opponents under head coach Troy Calhoun. The Falcons are 32-4 at home. Air Force is 14-2 over the last four seasons.
• Air Force improved to 77-25 in Falcon Stadium under head coach Troy Calhoun.
• Air Force improved to 12-0 all-time in the month of August. Head coach Troy Calhoun improved to 4-0 in August.
• Air Force Head Coach Troy Calhoun improved to 131-82 in 18 years. The coach improved to 77-25 at home.
• Sixteen Air Force players made their first career starts: Alex Moore, Michael McAninch, Costen Cooley, Jace Sutulovich, Tyler Lawrence, Bruin Fleischmann, John Busha, Kade Frew, Quin Smith, Jackson Adams, Aidan Swartz, David Santiago, Osaro Aihie, Grant Uyl, K.C. Beard and Levi Brown.
• Air Force game captains were Trey Williams, Jamari Bellamy and Alex Moore.
Individual Notes
• Junior QB John Busha made the first start of his career, posting a career high 37 yards rushing yards. His previous high for rushing yards in a game was 12 last season vs. Robert Morris. Busha completed six passes for 71 yards, both the second most of his career. Last season, he completed eight for 131 vs. Boise State.
• Junior WR Cade Harris scored a career-high two touchdowns on runs of two and four yards. His previous high was one touchdown last season vs. San Diego State.
• Sophomore FB Owen Allen, in his first collegiate game, had career highs of 16 carries for 63 yards.
• Junior FB Terrence Gist, in his first collegiate game, had career highs of 10 carries for 29 yards.
• Senior Aiden Calvert, junior Kare Frew, junior Tyler Latham and junior Tre Roberson all recorded the first receptions of their careers
• Punter Luke Freer recorded a career-long 54 yard punt. His previous long was a 53-yarder in the Armed Forces bowl game last season.
• Junior NG Payton Zdroik set a new career high with 2.5 tackles for loss. His previous high was two TFL vs. James Madison in 2023 Armed Forces Bowl.
• Senior RB Aiden Calvert scored his second career rushing touchdown, and his first since Nevada in 2022.
• Senior Osaro Aihie, senior Grant Uyl and sophomore David Santiago all had career highs in tackles. Uyl and Santiago finished with six tackles each while Aihie had five.
Saturday, Sept. 7, 5 p.m. MT, Falcon Stadium (39,441), USAF Academy, CO
THE GAME
• Air Force opens Mountain West play by hosting San Jose State on Saturday, Sept. 7, at 5 p.m. MT in Falcon Stadium.
• Air Force is 14-11 in Mountain West openers dating back to 1999. The Falcons are 8-5 at home and 6-6 on the road. Air Force opens MW play at home for the second straight season and third in the last four.
• Air Force leads the series vs. San Jose State 5-2 overall, including a 3-0 mark at home and 2-2 mark in San Jose.
THE MATCHUP
Category Air Force San Jose State
Current Streak: W 2 W 1
Rankings (Coaches/AP): RV/-- NA
Last week: W 21-6 vs. Merrimack W 42-24 vs. Sacramento State
Next week: vs. at Baylor (9/14) vs. Kennesaw State (9/14)
THE COACHES
Category Air Force San Jose State
Head Coach: Troy Calhoun Ken Niumatalolo
Alma Mater (Year): Air Force (1989) Hawaii (1989)
School Record (Years): 131-78 (18th year) 1-0 (1st year)
Career Record (Years): Same 110-83 (16th year)
Record vs. Opponent: 4-1 7-8
THE SERIES
• Air Force and San Jose State are meeting for the eighth time, all as conference foes
• Air Force is 5-2 overall, including a 3-0 mark at home and 2-2 mark in San Jose
• The teams have split the last two games, both in San Jose
• Air Force has the longest winning streak in the series, winning three straight from 2015-19
• Air Force defeated San Jose State, 45-20, last season in San Jose
• Air Force defeated San Jose State, 41-24, in the last meeting in Falcon Stadium in 2019
• The teams first played in 1996 at Air Force, resulting in a 45-0 victory by the Falcons
Series Results
1996 - AF 45-0 (H)
1997 - SJSU 25-22 (A)
2015 - AF 37-16 (H)
2016 - AF 41-38 (A)
2019 - AF 41-24 (H)
2020 - SJSU 17-6 (A)
2023 - AF 45-20 (A)
(Site) is for AF
LAST SEASON
(Sept. 22, 2023) Air Force defeated San Jose State, 45-20, in San Jose to improve to 4-0 overall and 2-0 in Mountain West play. The Falcons overcame a 20-10 first-half deficit to increase its win streak to nine straight dating back to last season. The Spartans opened the scoring with Chevan Cordeiro touchdown run, but a missed extra point made it 6-0. Reagan Tubbs hit a 30-yard field goal in his first-career attempt to cut the lead to 6-3. Emmanuel Michel scored the first of his career-best three touchdowns on a 17-yard run to make it 10-6. Kairee Robinson added two touchdown runs to put the Spartans up, 20-10. Michel closed the half with his second touchdown run to cut the lead to 20-17 at the half. The second half was all-Air Force. John Lee Eldridge III scored from five yards out on Air Force's opening drive to put the Falcons in front for good, 24-20. Following a three-and-out, Michel scored his third touchdown to make it 31-20 in the opening minutes of the fourth quarter. The Falcons had the ball for 14:10 of the third quarter, running 24 plays to SJSU's three. Eldridge III added his second touchdown of the game while Jet Harris closed the scoring with a touchdown run to make up the final margin. Air Force finished with 428 total yards, including 400 rushing. Michel led the way with 33 carries for 148 yards while Eldridge III chipped in with 102 yards on 10 carries. The defense held San Jose State to 354 total yards, including just eight in the third quarter and 80 in the second half. Trey Taylor led the way with eight tackles, a tackle for loss and an interception. Alec Mock added six tackles and a forced fumble.
LAST TIME IN FALCON STADIUM
(Sept. 27, 2019) Air Force defeated San Jose State, 41-24, Sept. 27 in Falcon Stadium. The teams exchanged long touchdown drives and were tied 7-7 at the end of the first quarter. Timothy Jackson capped the Air Force drive with a seven-yard run. The Falcons took control of the game in the second quarter when Donald Hammond III hit Geraud Sanders with a 64 yard scoring strike and Taven Birdow added a touchdown run to give Air Force a 21-7 advantage. The Spartans hit a field goal late to make it 21-10 at the half. Fullback Christian Mallard added a pair of touchdown runs in the third and Birdow scored his second touchdown of the game midway through the fourth to give Air Force a 41-10 lead. San Jose State scored two late touchdowns to make up the final margin. The Falcons finished with a season-high 513 total yards, including 382 rushing. Birdow led the way with career highs of 25 carries, 124 yards and two touchdowns. Kadin Remsberg added 75 yards and Mallard 70. Hammond hit 5-9 passes for 131 yards to lead the air attack. The defense was led by Demonte Meeks, who had a career-high eight tackles. San Jose State had 378 total yards, including 280 passing.
CONFERENCE OPENERS
• Air Force is 14-11 in Mountain West openers dating back to 1999
• The Falcons are 8-5 at home and 6-6 on the road
• Air Force opens MW play at home for the second straight season and third in the last four
• Air Force snapped a six-game losing streak with last year's 39-21 win over Utah State
• This season marks the third time opening MW play vs. San Jose State
• Air Force is 1-1 in MW openers vs. SJSU
o The Falcons are 1-0 at home and 0-1 on the road
o San Jose State defeated Air Force, 17-6, in 2020 in San Jose
o Air Force defeated San Jose State, 37-16, in 2015 in Falcon Stadium
• Air Force won a Mountain West-record 11 straight openers from 2000-10
• Air Force lost its first MW opener, 10-7, to Wyoming in 1999 in Falcon Stadium prior to starting the 11-game winning streak
• The Falcons are 26-18 all-time in conference openers dating back to 1980
• Air Force head coach Troy Calhoun is 7-10 in conference openers
AIR FORCE AT HOME
• Air Force is 77-25 in Falcon Stadium under head coach Troy Calhoun.
• Air Force had a school-record 15-game winning streak from 2014 to Oct. 22, 2016.
• Air Force went 20-4 at home from 2014-17, posting the most wins in a four-year span, breaking the record of 19 set from 1982-85 and 1998-2001 when the program went 19-4.
• Air Force set a record for the best three-year run from 2014-16 with a 17-1 record, breaking the mark of 15-2 from 1983-85.
• The Falcons have finished undefeated at home six times overall in school history, four coming under Calhoun.
Year Rec. Notes
2024 1-0 Defeated Merrimack, 21-6
2023 4-1 Air Force is 10-2 the last two seasons
2022 6-1 Matched program record for wins with six, fifth time with six under Calhoun
2021 4-2 Air Force .500 or better for 14th time under Calhoun
2020 2-1 Loss came to No. 25 Boise State
2019 6-0 Sixth undefeated season in program history, fourth under Calhoun
2018 4-2 Air Force posts four or more wins for ninth time in 12 seasons
2017 3-3 20 wins over four years is best four-year run in school history
2016 5-1 Air Force went 17-1 in home games from 2014-16
2015 6-0 Fifth 6-0 mark in AF history, third under Calhoun
2014 6-0 Fourth 6-0 mark in AF history, second under Calhoun
2013 2-5 Lone losing record in Calhoun era
2012 5-1 Second-best mark in school history
2011 4-3 Air Force goes 14-5 from 2009-11
2010 5-1 Combined with 2009, 10 wins in two seasons is third-best in AF history
2009 5-1 Second-best mark in school history
2008 3-3 Two losses at the hands of nationally ranked teams
2007 6-0 Just the third undefeated home record in school history
Total 77-25
NATIONAL RANKINGS
• Air Force is receiving votes in the USA Today Coaches preseason poll. The Falcons received one point to tie for 51st overall in the opening poll. The next poll will not be released until later this week.
• Air Force finished the 2023 season among others receiving votes in the Coaches poll. The Falcons were 34th with seven points.
AIR FORCE 41-12 LAST FIVE SEASONS
• Air Force is 41-12 the last five full seasons, excluding the COVID-shortened 2020 season.
• Air Force is 1-0 this season. The Falcons were 9-4 last season, finished 10-3 in 2022 and 2021 and 11-2 in 2019.
• The Falcons are 23-9 in conference play during the same stretch. Air Force was 5-3 last season and finished tied for fourth. The team was 5-3 and finished second in the Mountain Division in 2022. Air Force shared the Mountain Division title with a 6-2 mark in 2021 and finished second with a 7-1 mark in 2019.
LAST WEEK
Air Force defeated Merrimack, 21-6, in the season opener in Falcon Stadium. Cade Harris gave the Falcons a 14-0 halftime lead with touchdown runs in the first and second quarters. Aidan Calvert added a touchdown run midway through the third quarter to make it 21-0. Merrimack scored on the final play of the game to make up the final margin. Air Force had 237 total yards, including 166 yards rushing. Sophomore fullback Owen Allen led the way with 63 yards rushing on 16 carries in his first-career game. Quarterback John Busha added 37 yards rushing and hit 6-14 passes for 71 yards. The defense held Merrimack to 217 total yards and 10 first downs. Grant Uyl led the way with a career-high six tackles, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery. David Santiago added six tackles and a tackle for loss in his first-career game.
LAST WEEK'S GAME NOTES
Team Notes
• Air Force improved to 1-0 overall and has won two straight dating back to last season.
• Air Force improved to 28-0 all-time vs. teams from the Football Championship Division with all 27 games coming in Falcon Stadium. Head Coach Troy Calhoun improved to 18-0 all-time vs. FCS teams.
• Air Force improved to 48-19-2 in season openers, including a 42-8 mark at home. The Falcons have won 18 straight and 19 of the last 21 with the only losses coming at No. 11 Tennessee in 2006 and No. 13 California in 2004. Air Force has won 19 of the last 20 season openers at home.
• Air Force's 18-game winning streak in season openers is the third-best active streak in the nation, trailing only Ohio State (25) and Alabama (23).
• Air Force improved 41-12 the last five full seasons, excluding the COVID-shortened 2020 season. The Falcons were 9-4 last season, 10-3 in 2022 and 2021 and 11-2 in 2019.
• Air Force improved to 53-28 against non-conference opponents under head coach Troy Calhoun. The Falcons are 32-4 at home. Air Force is 14-2 over the last four seasons.
• Air Force improved to 77-25 in Falcon Stadium under head coach Troy Calhoun.
• Air Force improved to 12-0 all-time in the month of August. Head coach Troy Calhoun improved to 4-0 in August.
• Air Force Head Coach Troy Calhoun improved to 131-82 in 18 years. The coach improved to 77-25 at home.
• Sixteen Air Force players made their first career starts: Alex Moore, Michael McAninch, Costen Cooley, Jace Sutulovich, Tyler Lawrence, Bruin Fleischmann, John Busha, Kade Frew, Quin Smith, Jackson Adams, Aidan Swartz, David Santiago, Osaro Aihie, Grant Uyl, K.C. Beard and Levi Brown.
• Air Force game captains were Trey Williams, Jamari Bellamy and Alex Moore.
Individual Notes
• Junior QB John Busha made the first start of his career, posting a career high 37 yards rushing yards. His previous high for rushing yards in a game was 12 last season vs. Robert Morris. Busha completed six passes for 71 yards, both the second most of his career. Last season, he completed eight for 131 vs. Boise State.
• Junior WR Cade Harris scored a career-high two touchdowns on runs of two and four yards. His previous high was one touchdown last season vs. San Diego State.
• Sophomore FB Owen Allen, in his first collegiate game, had career highs of 16 carries for 63 yards.
• Junior FB Terrence Gist, in his first collegiate game, had career highs of 10 carries for 29 yards.
• Senior Aiden Calvert, junior Kare Frew, junior Tyler Latham and junior Tre Roberson all recorded the first receptions of their careers
• Punter Luke Freer recorded a career-long 54 yard punt. His previous long was a 53-yarder in the Armed Forces bowl game last season.
• Junior NG Payton Zdroik set a new career high with 2.5 tackles for loss. His previous high was two TFL vs. James Madison in 2023 Armed Forces Bowl.
• Senior RB Aiden Calvert scored his second career rushing touchdown, and his first since Nevada in 2022.
• Senior Osaro Aihie, senior Grant Uyl and sophomore David Santiago all had career highs in tackles. Uyl and Santiago finished with six tackles each while Aihie had five.
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