Saturday, October 17
USAFA, CO
1:30 pm MT
Air Force Academy
vs
UNLV
Game 6: Air Force vs. UNLV
10/12/2026 9:51:00 AM | Football
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Saturday, Oct. 17, 1:30 p.m. MT, Falcon Stadium (39,441)
Game 6: Air Force vs. UNLV
Saturday, Oct. 17, 1:30 p.m. MT, Falcon Stadium (39,441)
BROADCAST INFORMATION
• Television: CBS Sports Network
Jordan Kent (play-by-play), Robert Turbin (analyst), Hailey Sutton (sidelines)
• Radio: KVOR AM 740, Colorado Springs; SIRIUS 268 (APP 978)
Jim Arthur (play-by-play), Jesse Kurtz (analyst)
THE BREAKDOWN
• Air Force and UNLV lead the Mountain West with three-game winning streaks.
• Air Force and UNLV meet for the 27th time overall and 26th as conference foes. Air Force leads the overall series, 18-8, and has an 18-7 mark in conference games. The Falcons are 9-3 at home and 9-5 at UNLV. UNLV has won two straight, following a streak of five straight by Air Force from 2014-22.
• Air Force is 4-1 this season which is its best start since going 8-0 to start 2023. The 2-1 MW start is the best since starting 4-0 in 2023.
• Air Force has not fumbled the ball this season, a total of 366 plays. The Falcons lead the nation in fumbles lost with zero. The Falcons have not fumbled since the second quarter vs. New Mexico in 2025, a streak of 484 total plays.
THE SERIES
• Air Force and UNLV meet for the 27th time overall and 26th as conference foes.
• Air Force leads the overall series, 18-8, and has an 18-7 mark in conference games.
• The Falcons are 9-3 at home and 9-5 at UNLV.
• UNLV has won two straight, following a streak of five straight by Air Force from 2014-22.
• UNLV defeated Air Force, 51-48, last season in Las Vegas.
• UNLV defeated Air Force, 31-27, in 2023 in the last meeting in Falcon Stadium.
• The teams first played in 1981 in Las Vegas. UNLV won the game, 24-21.
LAST SEASON VS. UNLV
(Oct. 11, 2025) Air Force lost a shoot-out at UNLV, 51-48. UNLV quarterback Anthony Colandrea scored on a 19-yard run with 36 seconds left to win it for the Rebels. Colandrea hit 20-32 passes for 361 yards and a score while rushing for 62 yards and two more touchdowns. He led an offense that scored on seven straight possessions and had 597 total yards. Daejon Reynolds had four catches for 139 yards and a score. Air Force recorded season highs with 603 total yards and 428 rushing yards. The Falcons added 175 passing yards, 32 first downs and held the ball for 36:51. Quarterback Liam Szarka scored on a nine-yard run with 1:13 left to put the Falcons in front 48-44. Following UNLV's score, the Falcons had a chance to force overtime but a 40-yard field goal attempt was wide right. Szarka finished with 136 yards rushing and two touchdowns and hit 10-17 passes for 175 yards and a score. Junior FB Owen Allen rushed for a career-high 192 yards on 17 carries, scoring a career-best two touchdowns. Blake Fletcher recorded 10 tackles to lead the Falcons.
LAST TIME IN FALCON STADIUM
(Nov. 18, 2023) UNLV defeated Air Force, 31-27, in Falcon Stadium. The Rebels scored on their opening drive with a Jayden Maiava to Ricky White 78-yard touchdown pass to take a 7-0 lead. Air Force recovered from a slow start offensively and tied the score with a 55-yard touchdown run by John Lee Eldridge III. Jensen Jones, making his first career start at quarterback, scored on a one-yard run to make it 14-7 early in the second quarter. Matthew Dapore added a 27-yard field goal and Jones added a second one-yard scoring run to push the lead to 24-7. UNLV added a TD run from Vincent Davis and Dapore closed the half with a 42-yard field goal to make it 27-14 Air Force at the half. UNLV cut the lead to 27-21 with a Donavyn Lester touchdown run. The Rebels took the lead for good, 28-27, on a Maiava to Kaleo Ballungay touchdown pass. Jose Pizano added a 39-yard field goal to make up the final margin. Air Force's last chance ended with a turnover on downs after a first-and-goal at the UNLV 10. UNLV had 465 total yards, including 351 passing. Maiava hit 15-29 passes for 339 yards and two scores. Air Force finished with 404 total yards, including 344 rushing. Dylan Carson led the way for Air Force with 104 yards. Jones finished with 88 yards rushing and two scores.
LOOKING AT UNLV
• UNLV is 4-2 overall and in first place in the Mountain West with a 2-0 mark.
• The Rebels, along with Air Force, have a conference-best three-game winning streak.
• UNLV averages 23.0 points per game, while allowing 20.8 per game.
• UNLV has the lone win over a Power 4 program by a MW team, beating California, 39-31, Oct. 3, in Las Vegas.
• UNLV is coached by Dan Mullen, who went 10-4 last season in his first year leading the program. Mullen's 10 wins is the most by a first-year coach in UNLV history.
• The Rebels are 31-1 since the start of 2023 when leading after the third quarter, including 12-0 under head coach Dan Mullen.
• UNLV has won 13 road games since 2024, which is the most in the FBS.
• UNLV held Hawaii to three points, the best defensive scoring effort by the Rebels since holding Sacramento State to three in 2009. It's the best vs. a Mountain West opponent since 2007.
• Running back Jai'Den Thomas leads UNLV in rushing with 495 yards. He has had 12 career 100-yard rushing games and stands fifth in UNLV history in career rushing yards with 2,952. Thomas had 112 yards on 22 carries in last week's win over North Dakota State.
• Jackson Arnold leads the team in passing, hitting 87-149 passes for 1,140 yards with eight touchdowns and one interception. He is second in rushing with 92 carries for 330 yards and a team-best five touchdowns.
• Jake Pope leads the Rebels in tackles with 48, including 19 unassisted. He also has a team-best five pass breakus and three quarterback hurries. Tre Fulton is second with 42 tackles, including 3.5 sacks. Kal-El Tagafau leads the team with 4.5 tackles for loss. He also has 3.0 sacks.
• Jai'Den Thomas, along with quarterback Jackson Arnold, are on the Maxwell Award watch list, marking the first time in program history two players have made it on the watch list.
• UNLV center Austin Boyd is a member of the 2026 Outland Trophy watch list.
AN AIR FORCE WIN WOULD...
• Air Force would improve to 5-1 overall and 3-1 in the Mountain West. The 5-1 start would be the best since opening the 2023 season 8-0. The 3-1 MW start would be the best since opening 2023 with a 4-0 mark.
• Air Force would increase its winning streak to four games, which would be the best in the conference. The four-game steak would be the best at Air Force since closing the 2024 season with a four-game winning streak.
• Air Force would improve to 3-1 at home this season. The Falcons would improve to 84-33 at home under head coach Troy Calhoun.
• Air Force would improve to 19-8 overall against UNLV, including a 19-7 mark in conference games. The Falcons would improve to 10-3 at home vs. UNLV.
• Air Force would snap a two-game losing streak to UNLV.
AIR FORCE AT HOME UNDER TROY CALHOUN
• Air Force is 2-1 this season at home.
• Air Force is 83-33 in Falcon Stadium under head coach Troy Calhoun.
• Air Force had a school-record 15-game winning streak from 2014 to Oct. 22, 2016.
• The Falcons have finished undefeated at home six times overall in school history, four coming under Calhoun.
Year Rec. Notes
2026 2-1 --
2025 2-4 Just the second losing season in the last 19 years
2024 3-3 17th time in 18 seasons at .500 or better
2023 4-1 Air Force was 10-2 in 2022-23
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 First 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 83-33
LAST WEEK
Air Force defeated NIU, 28-7, in DeKalb, Ill., to win the first-ever meeting between the schools. Owen Allen opened the scoring with a three-yard run in the first quarter. Following an NIU touchdown, the Falcons took the lead for good on an Evan Medders four-yard run to make it 14-7 at the half. Allen and Medders each added TD runs in the third quarter, Allen scoring on a season-long 33-yard run while Medders cashed in on a career-long 41 yard run to make up the final margin. The Falcons rolled up 439 total yards, all rushing, as the team didn't complete a pass (one attempt). Medders rushed for a career-best 114 yards and two scores while Allen added 100 and two touchdowns. The offense had the ball for 39:09 in time of possession while going 10-13 on third-down. The defense held NIU to 253 total yards and 3-9 on third down. Blake Fletcher led the defense with a game-high 11 tackles and an interception.
LAST WEEK'S POST-GAME NOTES
Team
• Air Force increased its winning streak to three games, the longest since winning four straight to close the 2024 season.
• Air Force improved to 2-0 on the road this season, winning consecutive road games for the first time since closing out the 2024 season with wins at Nevada and San Diego State.
• Air Force improved to 2-0 in October this season and 42-35 in the month under head coach Troy Calhoun.
• Air Force improved to 1-1 this season against new members of the Mountain West.
• Air Force extended its consecutive games scoring streak to 101 games dating back to Nov. 4, 2017. The streak is the fourth longest active streak in the Mountain West.
• Air Force rushed for a season-high 439 yards, surpassing its previous high of 431 in the season-opener against Duquesne.
• Air Force did not complete a pass for the first time since Nov. 23, 2024, against Nevada.
• Air Force had two players go over 100 yards rushing in a game (Evan Medders – 120 yds; Owen Allen – 100 yds) for the first time since 2025 (Oct. 18, 2025 vs. Wyoming – Liam Szarka – 141 yds, Owen Allen 105 yds).
• Air Force scored a touchdown on its opening drive of the game. The touchdown is the second on the opening drive this season and first since the season opener vs. Duquesne.
• Air Force scored a touchdown on its opening drive of the second half for the first time this season. The Falcons punted three times and had a field goal in the other four games.
• The Falcons forced a punt on NIU's opening drive, marking the third time in five games doing so. The Falcons also forced a punt vs. Duquesne and last week vs. Navy.
• Air Force extended its streak to six games and 484 plays without a fumble. The Falcons have not fumbled or lost a fumble since the second quarter of the New Mexico game last season.
• Air Force captains for the NIU game were LB Blake Fletcher, OLB Isaac Hubert, FB Owen Allen and OL Luke Vonderhaar. Fletcher has been a captain for all five games.
Individual Notes
• Sophomore QB Evan Medders made the first start of his career. He finished with career highs in all rushing categories with 16 carries for 114 yards and two rushing touchdowns. The 100-yard game is the first of his career and his two touchdowns mark his first multi-touchdown game of his career. His 41-yard touchdown run set a new career long, breaking his previous mark of 13 yards vs. Duquesne in the season opener.
• Senior ILB Blake Fletcher recorded his second interception this season, both coming in the red zone. The interception is the third of Fletcher's career. Fletcher recorded a team-leading 11 tackles to lead the team in tackles for the fifth-consecutive game. It was his 10th career double-digit tackle game and the fourth straight this season.
• Besides QB Evan Medders, junior OC Johnique Thomas, sophomore DL Muhammad Alcine and freshman Mickey Inweh made the first starts of their careers.
• Junior WR Matt Long rushed for 76 yards on seven carries, which are both career highs. His long run of 17 yards was also a career-long.
• Junior FB Gage LaDue carried nine times, setting a new career high. His previous high was seven carries against Navy.
• Junior WR Mason Hayes had career highs of two carries for 16 yards. He entered the game with one carry for 12 yards against Duquesne.
• Junior FB Omari Elias had a career-high two carries for seven yards. His previous high was one against Duquesne.
• Senior FB Owen Allen rushed for a season high 100 yards on 13 carries for first game over 100 yards this season and seventh of his career. It is also the third straight season with at least one 100-yard game. His seven 100-yard games are the most among active Falcons. His 33-yard touchdown run is his longest run of the season. His two rushing touchdowns are his first this season.
Saturday, Oct. 17, 1:30 p.m. MT, Falcon Stadium (39,441)
BROADCAST INFORMATION
• Television: CBS Sports Network
Jordan Kent (play-by-play), Robert Turbin (analyst), Hailey Sutton (sidelines)
• Radio: KVOR AM 740, Colorado Springs; SIRIUS 268 (APP 978)
Jim Arthur (play-by-play), Jesse Kurtz (analyst)
THE BREAKDOWN
• Air Force and UNLV lead the Mountain West with three-game winning streaks.
• Air Force and UNLV meet for the 27th time overall and 26th as conference foes. Air Force leads the overall series, 18-8, and has an 18-7 mark in conference games. The Falcons are 9-3 at home and 9-5 at UNLV. UNLV has won two straight, following a streak of five straight by Air Force from 2014-22.
• Air Force is 4-1 this season which is its best start since going 8-0 to start 2023. The 2-1 MW start is the best since starting 4-0 in 2023.
• Air Force has not fumbled the ball this season, a total of 366 plays. The Falcons lead the nation in fumbles lost with zero. The Falcons have not fumbled since the second quarter vs. New Mexico in 2025, a streak of 484 total plays.
THE SERIES
• Air Force and UNLV meet for the 27th time overall and 26th as conference foes.
• Air Force leads the overall series, 18-8, and has an 18-7 mark in conference games.
• The Falcons are 9-3 at home and 9-5 at UNLV.
• UNLV has won two straight, following a streak of five straight by Air Force from 2014-22.
• UNLV defeated Air Force, 51-48, last season in Las Vegas.
• UNLV defeated Air Force, 31-27, in 2023 in the last meeting in Falcon Stadium.
• The teams first played in 1981 in Las Vegas. UNLV won the game, 24-21.
LAST SEASON VS. UNLV
(Oct. 11, 2025) Air Force lost a shoot-out at UNLV, 51-48. UNLV quarterback Anthony Colandrea scored on a 19-yard run with 36 seconds left to win it for the Rebels. Colandrea hit 20-32 passes for 361 yards and a score while rushing for 62 yards and two more touchdowns. He led an offense that scored on seven straight possessions and had 597 total yards. Daejon Reynolds had four catches for 139 yards and a score. Air Force recorded season highs with 603 total yards and 428 rushing yards. The Falcons added 175 passing yards, 32 first downs and held the ball for 36:51. Quarterback Liam Szarka scored on a nine-yard run with 1:13 left to put the Falcons in front 48-44. Following UNLV's score, the Falcons had a chance to force overtime but a 40-yard field goal attempt was wide right. Szarka finished with 136 yards rushing and two touchdowns and hit 10-17 passes for 175 yards and a score. Junior FB Owen Allen rushed for a career-high 192 yards on 17 carries, scoring a career-best two touchdowns. Blake Fletcher recorded 10 tackles to lead the Falcons.
LAST TIME IN FALCON STADIUM
(Nov. 18, 2023) UNLV defeated Air Force, 31-27, in Falcon Stadium. The Rebels scored on their opening drive with a Jayden Maiava to Ricky White 78-yard touchdown pass to take a 7-0 lead. Air Force recovered from a slow start offensively and tied the score with a 55-yard touchdown run by John Lee Eldridge III. Jensen Jones, making his first career start at quarterback, scored on a one-yard run to make it 14-7 early in the second quarter. Matthew Dapore added a 27-yard field goal and Jones added a second one-yard scoring run to push the lead to 24-7. UNLV added a TD run from Vincent Davis and Dapore closed the half with a 42-yard field goal to make it 27-14 Air Force at the half. UNLV cut the lead to 27-21 with a Donavyn Lester touchdown run. The Rebels took the lead for good, 28-27, on a Maiava to Kaleo Ballungay touchdown pass. Jose Pizano added a 39-yard field goal to make up the final margin. Air Force's last chance ended with a turnover on downs after a first-and-goal at the UNLV 10. UNLV had 465 total yards, including 351 passing. Maiava hit 15-29 passes for 339 yards and two scores. Air Force finished with 404 total yards, including 344 rushing. Dylan Carson led the way for Air Force with 104 yards. Jones finished with 88 yards rushing and two scores.
LOOKING AT UNLV
• UNLV is 4-2 overall and in first place in the Mountain West with a 2-0 mark.
• The Rebels, along with Air Force, have a conference-best three-game winning streak.
• UNLV averages 23.0 points per game, while allowing 20.8 per game.
• UNLV has the lone win over a Power 4 program by a MW team, beating California, 39-31, Oct. 3, in Las Vegas.
• UNLV is coached by Dan Mullen, who went 10-4 last season in his first year leading the program. Mullen's 10 wins is the most by a first-year coach in UNLV history.
• The Rebels are 31-1 since the start of 2023 when leading after the third quarter, including 12-0 under head coach Dan Mullen.
• UNLV has won 13 road games since 2024, which is the most in the FBS.
• UNLV held Hawaii to three points, the best defensive scoring effort by the Rebels since holding Sacramento State to three in 2009. It's the best vs. a Mountain West opponent since 2007.
• Running back Jai'Den Thomas leads UNLV in rushing with 495 yards. He has had 12 career 100-yard rushing games and stands fifth in UNLV history in career rushing yards with 2,952. Thomas had 112 yards on 22 carries in last week's win over North Dakota State.
• Jackson Arnold leads the team in passing, hitting 87-149 passes for 1,140 yards with eight touchdowns and one interception. He is second in rushing with 92 carries for 330 yards and a team-best five touchdowns.
• Jake Pope leads the Rebels in tackles with 48, including 19 unassisted. He also has a team-best five pass breakus and three quarterback hurries. Tre Fulton is second with 42 tackles, including 3.5 sacks. Kal-El Tagafau leads the team with 4.5 tackles for loss. He also has 3.0 sacks.
• Jai'Den Thomas, along with quarterback Jackson Arnold, are on the Maxwell Award watch list, marking the first time in program history two players have made it on the watch list.
• UNLV center Austin Boyd is a member of the 2026 Outland Trophy watch list.
AN AIR FORCE WIN WOULD...
• Air Force would improve to 5-1 overall and 3-1 in the Mountain West. The 5-1 start would be the best since opening the 2023 season 8-0. The 3-1 MW start would be the best since opening 2023 with a 4-0 mark.
• Air Force would increase its winning streak to four games, which would be the best in the conference. The four-game steak would be the best at Air Force since closing the 2024 season with a four-game winning streak.
• Air Force would improve to 3-1 at home this season. The Falcons would improve to 84-33 at home under head coach Troy Calhoun.
• Air Force would improve to 19-8 overall against UNLV, including a 19-7 mark in conference games. The Falcons would improve to 10-3 at home vs. UNLV.
• Air Force would snap a two-game losing streak to UNLV.
AIR FORCE AT HOME UNDER TROY CALHOUN
• Air Force is 2-1 this season at home.
• Air Force is 83-33 in Falcon Stadium under head coach Troy Calhoun.
• Air Force had a school-record 15-game winning streak from 2014 to Oct. 22, 2016.
• The Falcons have finished undefeated at home six times overall in school history, four coming under Calhoun.
Year Rec. Notes
2026 2-1 --
2025 2-4 Just the second losing season in the last 19 years
2024 3-3 17th time in 18 seasons at .500 or better
2023 4-1 Air Force was 10-2 in 2022-23
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 First 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 83-33
LAST WEEK
Air Force defeated NIU, 28-7, in DeKalb, Ill., to win the first-ever meeting between the schools. Owen Allen opened the scoring with a three-yard run in the first quarter. Following an NIU touchdown, the Falcons took the lead for good on an Evan Medders four-yard run to make it 14-7 at the half. Allen and Medders each added TD runs in the third quarter, Allen scoring on a season-long 33-yard run while Medders cashed in on a career-long 41 yard run to make up the final margin. The Falcons rolled up 439 total yards, all rushing, as the team didn't complete a pass (one attempt). Medders rushed for a career-best 114 yards and two scores while Allen added 100 and two touchdowns. The offense had the ball for 39:09 in time of possession while going 10-13 on third-down. The defense held NIU to 253 total yards and 3-9 on third down. Blake Fletcher led the defense with a game-high 11 tackles and an interception.
LAST WEEK'S POST-GAME NOTES
Team
• Air Force increased its winning streak to three games, the longest since winning four straight to close the 2024 season.
• Air Force improved to 2-0 on the road this season, winning consecutive road games for the first time since closing out the 2024 season with wins at Nevada and San Diego State.
• Air Force improved to 2-0 in October this season and 42-35 in the month under head coach Troy Calhoun.
• Air Force improved to 1-1 this season against new members of the Mountain West.
• Air Force extended its consecutive games scoring streak to 101 games dating back to Nov. 4, 2017. The streak is the fourth longest active streak in the Mountain West.
• Air Force rushed for a season-high 439 yards, surpassing its previous high of 431 in the season-opener against Duquesne.
• Air Force did not complete a pass for the first time since Nov. 23, 2024, against Nevada.
• Air Force had two players go over 100 yards rushing in a game (Evan Medders – 120 yds; Owen Allen – 100 yds) for the first time since 2025 (Oct. 18, 2025 vs. Wyoming – Liam Szarka – 141 yds, Owen Allen 105 yds).
• Air Force scored a touchdown on its opening drive of the game. The touchdown is the second on the opening drive this season and first since the season opener vs. Duquesne.
• Air Force scored a touchdown on its opening drive of the second half for the first time this season. The Falcons punted three times and had a field goal in the other four games.
• The Falcons forced a punt on NIU's opening drive, marking the third time in five games doing so. The Falcons also forced a punt vs. Duquesne and last week vs. Navy.
• Air Force extended its streak to six games and 484 plays without a fumble. The Falcons have not fumbled or lost a fumble since the second quarter of the New Mexico game last season.
• Air Force captains for the NIU game were LB Blake Fletcher, OLB Isaac Hubert, FB Owen Allen and OL Luke Vonderhaar. Fletcher has been a captain for all five games.
Individual Notes
• Sophomore QB Evan Medders made the first start of his career. He finished with career highs in all rushing categories with 16 carries for 114 yards and two rushing touchdowns. The 100-yard game is the first of his career and his two touchdowns mark his first multi-touchdown game of his career. His 41-yard touchdown run set a new career long, breaking his previous mark of 13 yards vs. Duquesne in the season opener.
• Senior ILB Blake Fletcher recorded his second interception this season, both coming in the red zone. The interception is the third of Fletcher's career. Fletcher recorded a team-leading 11 tackles to lead the team in tackles for the fifth-consecutive game. It was his 10th career double-digit tackle game and the fourth straight this season.
• Besides QB Evan Medders, junior OC Johnique Thomas, sophomore DL Muhammad Alcine and freshman Mickey Inweh made the first starts of their careers.
• Junior WR Matt Long rushed for 76 yards on seven carries, which are both career highs. His long run of 17 yards was also a career-long.
• Junior FB Gage LaDue carried nine times, setting a new career high. His previous high was seven carries against Navy.
• Junior WR Mason Hayes had career highs of two carries for 16 yards. He entered the game with one carry for 12 yards against Duquesne.
• Junior FB Omari Elias had a career-high two carries for seven yards. His previous high was one against Duquesne.
• Senior FB Owen Allen rushed for a season high 100 yards on 13 carries for first game over 100 yards this season and seventh of his career. It is also the third straight season with at least one 100-yard game. His seven 100-yard games are the most among active Falcons. His 33-yard touchdown run is his longest run of the season. His two rushing touchdowns are his first this season.
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