Friday, October 23
Laramie, WY
7:00 pm MT
Air Force Academy
at
Wyoming
10/19/2026 10:36:00 AM | Football
07. Air Force Game Notes at Wyoming2026wyofbgamenotevsAirForceDigital Game Program2026 MWFB Weekly Release Week 82026 NFFCC Week8 102026
Friday, Oct. 23, 7 p.m. MT, Jonah Field at War Memorial Stadium (25,000)
Game 7: Air Force at Wyoming
Friday, Oct. 23, 7 p.m. MT, Jonah Field at War Memorial Stadium (25,000)
BROADCAST INFORMATION
• Television: The CW
Chris Fisher (play-by-play), Isaiah Stanback (analyst), Bryan Walters (sidelines)
• Radio: KVOR AM 740, Colorado Springs; SIRIUS 263 (APP 973)
Jim Arthur (play-by-play), Jesse Kurtz (analyst)
THE BREAKDOWN
• Air Force is playing on Friday for the first time this season. The Falcons are 16-7 in Friday games under head coach Troy Calhoun.
• Air Force is receiving votes this week in the AFCA Coaches poll.
• Air Force leads the overall series vs. Wyoming, 32-28-3, and has a 23-21 mark in conference games. The Falcons are 20-12-1 at home, 11-16-2 in Laramie and 1-0 in neutral site games.
• Air Force defeated Wyoming, 24-21, last season in Falcon Stadium.
• Wyoming defeated Air Force, 31-19, in 2024 in the last meeting in Laramie, extending Air Force losing streak in Laramie to five straight dating back to 2012.
• Air Force is 2-0 on the road this season with both wins coming in Mountain West play. The Falcons won at Nevada, 36-33, in double overtime and at NIU, 28-7.
THE SERIES
• Air Force leads the overall series, 32-28-3, and has a 23-21 mark in conference games.
• The Falcons are 20-12-1 at home, 11-16-2 in Laramie and 1-0 in neutral site games.
• Air Force defeated Wyoming, 24-21, last season in Falcon Stadium.
• Wyoming defeated Air Force, 31-19, in 2024 in the last meeting in Laramie.
• Air Force has lost five straight in Laramie dating back to 2012.
• Air Force and Wyoming did not play in 2020 due to COVID, snapping a streak of 40 consecutive years of games
• The teams first played Nov. 2, 1957, to a 7-7 tie in Laramie
Series: Air Force leads 32-28-3
First Meeting: 11/2/1957
Last Meeting: 10/18/2025
at Air Force: AF leads 20-12-1
at Wyoming: Wyoming leads 16-11-2
Neutral: AF leads 1-0
Longest AF Streak: 5 (2006-10)
Longest WYO Streak: 3 (3 times; 2016-18)
LAST SEASON VS. WYOMING
(Oct. 18, 2025) Air Force defeated Wyoming, 24-21, Oct. 18 in Falcon Stadium to snap a five-game losing streak. Air Force opened the scoring with a Reagan Tubbs field goal to take a 3-0 lead in the first quarter. Following a Wyoming touchdown, Tubbs added his second field goal to make the score 7-6 at the half. Wyoming took a 14-6 lead in the third on the second of Terron Kellman's touchdown runs. Air Force answered with a Liam Szarka touchdown run and his two-point conversion pass to Kade Frew tied the score. Defensive back Roger Jones, Jr., had an interception in the end zone to prevent a Cowboy score. Frew added a nine-yard touchdown run to give the Falcons a 21-14 lead with 5:28 remaining on the next drive. Following an interception by Max Mustell, Tubbs hit his third field goal of the game to extend the lead to 24-14. Wyoming added a touchdown pass with just over one minute remaining to make up the final margin. Air Force rushed for 330 yards and had 363 total yards. Szarka led they way with his fifth straight 100-yard rushing game, an AF record for a quarterback, with 141 yards and a score. Owen Allen added 105 yards, marking the second straight game the pair have each had 100-plus yards rushing. Jones, Jr. led the defense with 10 tackles to go along with his interception. Mustell added eight tackles. Wyoming had 409 total yards. Kellman and Samuel Harris each rushed for 83 yards. Kaden Anderson hit 23-29 passes for 211 yards and a touchdown with one interception.
LAST TIME AT WYOMING
(Sept. 28, 2024) Wyoming defeated Air Force, 31-19, to win its fifth straight in the series in Laramie. Air Force took a 13-7 halftime lead behind 13 unanswered points in the second quarter. The Cowboys opened the scoring with a Sam Scott touchdown run. Air Force opened its scoring with a 28 yard field goal by Matthew Dapore. Kade Frew scored on a four-yard run, the first touchdown of his career, to give Air Force the lead, 10-7. Dapore closed the scoring with a 27 yard field goal. Wyoming opened the second half with an Evan Svoboda touchdown run and Tyler King added a second to put the Cowboys in front, 21-13. John Hoyland added a 23 yard field goal to extend the lead to 24-13 early in the fourth. Aiden Calvert scored on a career-long 37 yard touchdown to cut the lead to 24-19. The two-point conversion failed. Svoboda clinched it for Wyoming with his second touchdown run, this one from 17 yards to make up the final margin. The Cowboys finished with 361 total yards and held the ball for 31:28. Air Force had 320 total yards. Calvert led the rushing attack with 54 yards while Frew chipped in with 52. John Busha hit 6-13 passes for 115 yards. Cade Harris recorded season highs with five catches for 106 yards. Jamari Bellamy led the defense with a career-high 11 tackles.
LOOKING AT WYOMING
• Wyoming is tied for second in the Mountain West (3-1). The Cowboys are 4-3 overall.
• Cowboys punter Bart Edmiston was a Mountain West preseason selection and is on the Ray Guy Award watch list.
• The Cowboys are playing the second of three Friday games this season (SJSU, New Mexico).
• Wyoming has seven players on NFL rosters this season led by Josh Allen of the Buffalo Bills. In addition, they have Safety Andrew Wingard (Arizona Cardinals); Defensive end Carl Granderson (New Orleans Saints); Safety Marcus Epps (Philadelphia Eagles); Tight end Treyton Welch (New Orleans Saints); Offensive tackle Frank Crum (Denver Broncos); Offensive guard Caden Barnett (Chicago Bears).
• Wyoming defensive tackles coach Deonte Gibson was on the Air Force staff in 2024 as defensive ends coach.
• Wyoming running back Samuel "Tote" Harris is on watch lists for the Maxwell Award, the Doak Walker Award and Earl Campbell Tyler Rose award.
ROAD SUCCESS IN 2026
• Air Force is 2-0 on the road this season with both wins coming in Mountain West play. The Falcons won at Nevada, 36-33, in double overtime and at NIU, 28-7.
• A win at Wyoming would mark the first three-game road winning streak since winning the first four road games of 2023. That year the team opened with wins at Sam Houston, San Jose State, Navy and Colorado State.
• The three-game conference road winning streak would be the first since 2022-23 when the Falcons won at UNLV and San Diego State in 2022 and at San Jose State in 2023.
• The three-game streak would be the longest in conference play in one season since 2021 when Air Force beat New Mexico, Boise State and Colorado State. That year the Falcons posted a 4-0 road mark in MW play, adding a win at Nevada to close the regular season.
AN AIR FORCE WIN WOULD...
• Air Force would become bowl eligible, improving to 6-1 overall and 4-1 in the MW.
• Air Force would win its fifth straight game which would be the most since opening the 2023 season with eight straight wins.
• Air Force would win its fourth straight MW game which would be the longest streak since winning the first four in 2023.
• Air Force would improve to 3-0 on the road this season, with all three wins coming in MW play. The three-game road winning streak would be the longest since a four-game streak in 2023 against Sam Houston, San Jose, Navy and Colorado State.
• Air Force would improve to 33-28-3 all-time against Wyoming, including a 24-21 mark in conference games. The Falcons would improve to 12-16-2 in Laramie.
• Air Force would snap a five-game losing streak in Laramie and win there for the first time since 2012.
LAST WEEK
Air Force defeated UNLV, 41-31, in Falcon Stadium to snap a two-game losing streak to the Rebels. The Falcons scored touchdowns on all four second-half drives to break open a back-and-forth game. Rocco Conti scored the first on a six-yard run, Evan Medders scored twice, from 32 and one yard, and Owen Allen capped it with a two-yard run. Air Force rushed for 430 yards, averaging 6.9 yards per carry and had 448 total yards. Medders led the way with career highs of 152 yards rushing and three touchdowns. Conti added a career-best 103 yards and a score on 12 carries and Allen added 96 yards and a score. Air Force held UNLV to 376 total yards. Jackson Arnold led the Rebels with 78 yards rushing and a touchdown and hit 21-33 passes for 246 yards and two scores. Dallas Daley led the Air Force defense with 10 tackles while Blake Fletcher added nine and Roger Jones Jr. seven.
LAST WEEK'S POST-GAME NOTES
Team
• Air Force improved to 3-1 at home this season. The Falcons improved to 84-33 at home under head coach Troy Calhoun.
• Air Force improved to 19-8 all-time vs. UNLV, including a 19-7 mark in conference games. The Falcons improved to 10-3 at home vs. the Rebels.
• Air Force snapped a two-game losing streak to UNLV, winning for the first time since a 42-7 win in Las Vegas in 2022. The win is the first at home since a 48-14 win in 2021.
• Air Force improved to 3-0 in October this season. The Falcons are 43-35 in the month under head coach Troy Calhoun.
• Air Force has out-rushed every opponent this season. Air Force had 430 rushing yards vs. UNLV (130).
• Air Force has more total yards than every opponent this season. Air Force had 448 vs. UNLV (376).
• For the second straight week, Air Force had two players with 100 or more rushing yards in the same game. Against UNLV, Evan Medders (152) and Rocco Conti (103) each hit the century mark. At NIU, Evan Medders (114) and Owen Allen (100) each went over 100 rushing yards.
• Air Force's 41 points vs. UNLV are a season high and the most since the Falcons scored 42 vs. Colorado State in the final game last season.
• Air Force rushed for 430 yards vs. UNLV, the third time this season with 430 yards or more in a game this season. Air Force had 439 vs. NIU, 431 vs Duquesne.
• Air Force had 448 yards of total offense vs. UNLV, the fourth time in six games the Falcons have had 400 or more yards of total offense. The season-high of 455 came against Nevada.
• Air Force captains for the UNLV game were LB Blake Fletcher, LB Dallas Daley and OL Luke Vonderhaar. Fletcher has been a captain for every game.
Individual Notes
• Sophomore QB Evan Medders had career highs with 152 rushing yards and 18 carries. His previous highs were 16 carries for 114 yards vs. Northern Illinois earlier this season. Medders had a career-high three rushing touchdowns vs. UNLV. The three rushing touchdowns are the most by a Falcon since Liam Szarka had three vs. Utah State last season.
• Senior RB Rocco Conti had career highs of 12 carries and 103 rushing yards. His previous highs were 11 carries for 77 yards vs. Nevada earlier this season.
• Sophomore PK Carter Cremascoli had not attempted a field goal in either of the last two games. He made both of his attempts vs. UNLV and is now 7-for-8 on the season.
• Freshman DB Thomas Young made his first-career start and hauled in the first interception of his career in just his second career collegiate game. Thomas also had career highs of three tackles and one pass break up.
• Senior FB Owen Allen rushed for 96 yards vs. UNLV. He moved into 39th place on the career rushing list with 1,419 yards, which is ninth among fullbacks.
• Junior FB Gage LaDue's 25-yard run in the third quarter is a career long. His previous long was 13 vs. Nevada earlier this season. LaDue's 60 rushing yards vs. UNLV are also a career high. His previous high was 31 vs. Navy earlier this season.
• Senior TE Simon Kibbee and junior WR Matt Long each had a reception vs. UNLV. They each have a catch in four of the six games this season.
• Senior LB Dallas Daley had a team-best 10 tackles vs. UNLV, this third game this season with 10 or more tackles.
AIR FORCE NOTES
• Air Force is 5-1 this season which is its best start since going 8-0 to start 2023. The 3-1 MW start is the best since starting 4-0 in 2023.
• The Falcons have a Mountain West-best four-game winning streak, the longest by the program since closing the 2024 season with four straight wins.
• Air Force has scored in 103 consecutive games since it's last shutout, Nov. 4, 2017 vs. Army (21-0). That streak is the fourth longest active streak in the Mountain West.
• Air Force has won twice this season when trailing after the third quarter. The Falcons trailed, 17-13, at Nevada before winning 36-33 in double overtime. Air Force trailed, 24-20, against UNLV before pulling away for a 41-31 win. Air Force is 2-1 this season when trailing after three quarters. The Falcons are 12-81 under Troy Calhoun when trailing after three quarters.
• Air Force won when trailing in the fourth quarter at Nevada, marking the first time doing so since 2024, when they trailed in the fourth at Nevada. The Falcons improved to 11-81 in such games under Head Coach Troy Calhoun.
Friday, Oct. 23, 7 p.m. MT, Jonah Field at War Memorial Stadium (25,000)
BROADCAST INFORMATION
• Television: The CW
Chris Fisher (play-by-play), Isaiah Stanback (analyst), Bryan Walters (sidelines)
• Radio: KVOR AM 740, Colorado Springs; SIRIUS 263 (APP 973)
Jim Arthur (play-by-play), Jesse Kurtz (analyst)
THE BREAKDOWN
• Air Force is playing on Friday for the first time this season. The Falcons are 16-7 in Friday games under head coach Troy Calhoun.
• Air Force is receiving votes this week in the AFCA Coaches poll.
• Air Force leads the overall series vs. Wyoming, 32-28-3, and has a 23-21 mark in conference games. The Falcons are 20-12-1 at home, 11-16-2 in Laramie and 1-0 in neutral site games.
• Air Force defeated Wyoming, 24-21, last season in Falcon Stadium.
• Wyoming defeated Air Force, 31-19, in 2024 in the last meeting in Laramie, extending Air Force losing streak in Laramie to five straight dating back to 2012.
• Air Force is 2-0 on the road this season with both wins coming in Mountain West play. The Falcons won at Nevada, 36-33, in double overtime and at NIU, 28-7.
THE SERIES
• Air Force leads the overall series, 32-28-3, and has a 23-21 mark in conference games.
• The Falcons are 20-12-1 at home, 11-16-2 in Laramie and 1-0 in neutral site games.
• Air Force defeated Wyoming, 24-21, last season in Falcon Stadium.
• Wyoming defeated Air Force, 31-19, in 2024 in the last meeting in Laramie.
• Air Force has lost five straight in Laramie dating back to 2012.
• Air Force and Wyoming did not play in 2020 due to COVID, snapping a streak of 40 consecutive years of games
• The teams first played Nov. 2, 1957, to a 7-7 tie in Laramie
Series: Air Force leads 32-28-3
First Meeting: 11/2/1957
Last Meeting: 10/18/2025
at Air Force: AF leads 20-12-1
at Wyoming: Wyoming leads 16-11-2
Neutral: AF leads 1-0
Longest AF Streak: 5 (2006-10)
Longest WYO Streak: 3 (3 times; 2016-18)
LAST SEASON VS. WYOMING
(Oct. 18, 2025) Air Force defeated Wyoming, 24-21, Oct. 18 in Falcon Stadium to snap a five-game losing streak. Air Force opened the scoring with a Reagan Tubbs field goal to take a 3-0 lead in the first quarter. Following a Wyoming touchdown, Tubbs added his second field goal to make the score 7-6 at the half. Wyoming took a 14-6 lead in the third on the second of Terron Kellman's touchdown runs. Air Force answered with a Liam Szarka touchdown run and his two-point conversion pass to Kade Frew tied the score. Defensive back Roger Jones, Jr., had an interception in the end zone to prevent a Cowboy score. Frew added a nine-yard touchdown run to give the Falcons a 21-14 lead with 5:28 remaining on the next drive. Following an interception by Max Mustell, Tubbs hit his third field goal of the game to extend the lead to 24-14. Wyoming added a touchdown pass with just over one minute remaining to make up the final margin. Air Force rushed for 330 yards and had 363 total yards. Szarka led they way with his fifth straight 100-yard rushing game, an AF record for a quarterback, with 141 yards and a score. Owen Allen added 105 yards, marking the second straight game the pair have each had 100-plus yards rushing. Jones, Jr. led the defense with 10 tackles to go along with his interception. Mustell added eight tackles. Wyoming had 409 total yards. Kellman and Samuel Harris each rushed for 83 yards. Kaden Anderson hit 23-29 passes for 211 yards and a touchdown with one interception.
LAST TIME AT WYOMING
(Sept. 28, 2024) Wyoming defeated Air Force, 31-19, to win its fifth straight in the series in Laramie. Air Force took a 13-7 halftime lead behind 13 unanswered points in the second quarter. The Cowboys opened the scoring with a Sam Scott touchdown run. Air Force opened its scoring with a 28 yard field goal by Matthew Dapore. Kade Frew scored on a four-yard run, the first touchdown of his career, to give Air Force the lead, 10-7. Dapore closed the scoring with a 27 yard field goal. Wyoming opened the second half with an Evan Svoboda touchdown run and Tyler King added a second to put the Cowboys in front, 21-13. John Hoyland added a 23 yard field goal to extend the lead to 24-13 early in the fourth. Aiden Calvert scored on a career-long 37 yard touchdown to cut the lead to 24-19. The two-point conversion failed. Svoboda clinched it for Wyoming with his second touchdown run, this one from 17 yards to make up the final margin. The Cowboys finished with 361 total yards and held the ball for 31:28. Air Force had 320 total yards. Calvert led the rushing attack with 54 yards while Frew chipped in with 52. John Busha hit 6-13 passes for 115 yards. Cade Harris recorded season highs with five catches for 106 yards. Jamari Bellamy led the defense with a career-high 11 tackles.
LOOKING AT WYOMING
• Wyoming is tied for second in the Mountain West (3-1). The Cowboys are 4-3 overall.
• Cowboys punter Bart Edmiston was a Mountain West preseason selection and is on the Ray Guy Award watch list.
• The Cowboys are playing the second of three Friday games this season (SJSU, New Mexico).
• Wyoming has seven players on NFL rosters this season led by Josh Allen of the Buffalo Bills. In addition, they have Safety Andrew Wingard (Arizona Cardinals); Defensive end Carl Granderson (New Orleans Saints); Safety Marcus Epps (Philadelphia Eagles); Tight end Treyton Welch (New Orleans Saints); Offensive tackle Frank Crum (Denver Broncos); Offensive guard Caden Barnett (Chicago Bears).
• Wyoming defensive tackles coach Deonte Gibson was on the Air Force staff in 2024 as defensive ends coach.
• Wyoming running back Samuel "Tote" Harris is on watch lists for the Maxwell Award, the Doak Walker Award and Earl Campbell Tyler Rose award.
ROAD SUCCESS IN 2026
• Air Force is 2-0 on the road this season with both wins coming in Mountain West play. The Falcons won at Nevada, 36-33, in double overtime and at NIU, 28-7.
• A win at Wyoming would mark the first three-game road winning streak since winning the first four road games of 2023. That year the team opened with wins at Sam Houston, San Jose State, Navy and Colorado State.
• The three-game conference road winning streak would be the first since 2022-23 when the Falcons won at UNLV and San Diego State in 2022 and at San Jose State in 2023.
• The three-game streak would be the longest in conference play in one season since 2021 when Air Force beat New Mexico, Boise State and Colorado State. That year the Falcons posted a 4-0 road mark in MW play, adding a win at Nevada to close the regular season.
AN AIR FORCE WIN WOULD...
• Air Force would become bowl eligible, improving to 6-1 overall and 4-1 in the MW.
• Air Force would win its fifth straight game which would be the most since opening the 2023 season with eight straight wins.
• Air Force would win its fourth straight MW game which would be the longest streak since winning the first four in 2023.
• Air Force would improve to 3-0 on the road this season, with all three wins coming in MW play. The three-game road winning streak would be the longest since a four-game streak in 2023 against Sam Houston, San Jose, Navy and Colorado State.
• Air Force would improve to 33-28-3 all-time against Wyoming, including a 24-21 mark in conference games. The Falcons would improve to 12-16-2 in Laramie.
• Air Force would snap a five-game losing streak in Laramie and win there for the first time since 2012.
LAST WEEK
Air Force defeated UNLV, 41-31, in Falcon Stadium to snap a two-game losing streak to the Rebels. The Falcons scored touchdowns on all four second-half drives to break open a back-and-forth game. Rocco Conti scored the first on a six-yard run, Evan Medders scored twice, from 32 and one yard, and Owen Allen capped it with a two-yard run. Air Force rushed for 430 yards, averaging 6.9 yards per carry and had 448 total yards. Medders led the way with career highs of 152 yards rushing and three touchdowns. Conti added a career-best 103 yards and a score on 12 carries and Allen added 96 yards and a score. Air Force held UNLV to 376 total yards. Jackson Arnold led the Rebels with 78 yards rushing and a touchdown and hit 21-33 passes for 246 yards and two scores. Dallas Daley led the Air Force defense with 10 tackles while Blake Fletcher added nine and Roger Jones Jr. seven.
LAST WEEK'S POST-GAME NOTES
Team
• Air Force improved to 3-1 at home this season. The Falcons improved to 84-33 at home under head coach Troy Calhoun.
• Air Force improved to 19-8 all-time vs. UNLV, including a 19-7 mark in conference games. The Falcons improved to 10-3 at home vs. the Rebels.
• Air Force snapped a two-game losing streak to UNLV, winning for the first time since a 42-7 win in Las Vegas in 2022. The win is the first at home since a 48-14 win in 2021.
• Air Force improved to 3-0 in October this season. The Falcons are 43-35 in the month under head coach Troy Calhoun.
• Air Force has out-rushed every opponent this season. Air Force had 430 rushing yards vs. UNLV (130).
• Air Force has more total yards than every opponent this season. Air Force had 448 vs. UNLV (376).
• For the second straight week, Air Force had two players with 100 or more rushing yards in the same game. Against UNLV, Evan Medders (152) and Rocco Conti (103) each hit the century mark. At NIU, Evan Medders (114) and Owen Allen (100) each went over 100 rushing yards.
• Air Force's 41 points vs. UNLV are a season high and the most since the Falcons scored 42 vs. Colorado State in the final game last season.
• Air Force rushed for 430 yards vs. UNLV, the third time this season with 430 yards or more in a game this season. Air Force had 439 vs. NIU, 431 vs Duquesne.
• Air Force had 448 yards of total offense vs. UNLV, the fourth time in six games the Falcons have had 400 or more yards of total offense. The season-high of 455 came against Nevada.
• Air Force captains for the UNLV game were LB Blake Fletcher, LB Dallas Daley and OL Luke Vonderhaar. Fletcher has been a captain for every game.
Individual Notes
• Sophomore QB Evan Medders had career highs with 152 rushing yards and 18 carries. His previous highs were 16 carries for 114 yards vs. Northern Illinois earlier this season. Medders had a career-high three rushing touchdowns vs. UNLV. The three rushing touchdowns are the most by a Falcon since Liam Szarka had three vs. Utah State last season.
• Senior RB Rocco Conti had career highs of 12 carries and 103 rushing yards. His previous highs were 11 carries for 77 yards vs. Nevada earlier this season.
• Sophomore PK Carter Cremascoli had not attempted a field goal in either of the last two games. He made both of his attempts vs. UNLV and is now 7-for-8 on the season.
• Freshman DB Thomas Young made his first-career start and hauled in the first interception of his career in just his second career collegiate game. Thomas also had career highs of three tackles and one pass break up.
• Senior FB Owen Allen rushed for 96 yards vs. UNLV. He moved into 39th place on the career rushing list with 1,419 yards, which is ninth among fullbacks.
• Junior FB Gage LaDue's 25-yard run in the third quarter is a career long. His previous long was 13 vs. Nevada earlier this season. LaDue's 60 rushing yards vs. UNLV are also a career high. His previous high was 31 vs. Navy earlier this season.
• Senior TE Simon Kibbee and junior WR Matt Long each had a reception vs. UNLV. They each have a catch in four of the six games this season.
• Senior LB Dallas Daley had a team-best 10 tackles vs. UNLV, this third game this season with 10 or more tackles.
AIR FORCE NOTES
• Air Force is 5-1 this season which is its best start since going 8-0 to start 2023. The 3-1 MW start is the best since starting 4-0 in 2023.
• The Falcons have a Mountain West-best four-game winning streak, the longest by the program since closing the 2024 season with four straight wins.
• Air Force has scored in 103 consecutive games since it's last shutout, Nov. 4, 2017 vs. Army (21-0). That streak is the fourth longest active streak in the Mountain West.
• Air Force has won twice this season when trailing after the third quarter. The Falcons trailed, 17-13, at Nevada before winning 36-33 in double overtime. Air Force trailed, 24-20, against UNLV before pulling away for a 41-31 win. Air Force is 2-1 this season when trailing after three quarters. The Falcons are 12-81 under Troy Calhoun when trailing after three quarters.
• Air Force won when trailing in the fourth quarter at Nevada, marking the first time doing so since 2024, when they trailed in the fourth at Nevada. The Falcons improved to 11-81 in such games under Head Coach Troy Calhoun.
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