Tag: Air Force Sports
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Hawaii 44, Air Force 35 | More from another high-scoring loss for the Falcons
Facts and figures from Air Force’s third consecutive loss. Air Force Player of the Game Liam Szarka, so., quarterback Tailback Kade Frew had to patiently await an option pitch on an 11-yard touchdown run in the third quarter, as Szarka stretched the play to the last possible moment before taking a hit to deliver the…
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How to watch Hawaii at Air Force football on Saturday
Air Force looks to halt a two-game losing streak and retake possession of the Kuter Trophy. Hawaii (3-2, 0-1 Mountain West) at Air Force (1-2, 0-2) Kickoff: 2 p.m. MT, Falcon Stadium TV/Stream: FS1 – channel 11.1 in Colorado Springs on Comcast/Infinity (Channel 55/775 HD), DirecTV (Channel 219) and Dish (Channel 150). The game will…
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Air Force offense enjoying success through air, ground thus far in 2025
Air Force football is often the topic of notable statistical nuggets, but few that include the word “receiving.” Then along came Cade Harris. The Air Force senior is not only the only player in FBS football with 300 receiving yards (323) and 100 rushing yards (153), but he’s the only player this century to hit…
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Injuries, graduation, transfers have Air Force football leaning on young defense
Air Force’s personnel situation on defense can partly be attributed to the normal patterns of college football but also reflects the program’s precarious position within this new era. The Falcons lined up on Saturday night with three sophomores and a freshman in the defensive lineup. That extreme youth was by no means the full story…
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Boise State tops Air Force and breakout quarterback Liam Szarka in shootout
First, the bad news for Air Force. The defense looks lost. The team gave up 49 points for the second week in a row, losing 49-37 to Boise State at home on Saturday night. The Falcons are under .500 overall and, at 0-2 in the Mountain West, already facing long odds to contend in the…
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Air Force football’s long layoff will give Falcons chance to heal, bring injured players back
Brad Roberts sounded like he was breaking out in a children’s song when explaining the parts of his body that feel better. Head, shoulders, knees and toes… “Shoulders, knees, pretty much everywhere I get hit,” said the Air Force fullback, who has logged the third-most carries in the nation and most for a Falcon in…
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Air Force football headed back to Dallas for the First Responders Bowl
Troy Calhoun has coached a neutral-site game at Southern Methodist University once before, taking an Air Force team to the Dallas stadium in 2008 because of Hurricane Ike. The Falcons will have more than three weeks to get ready this time. Air Force learned Sunday it will face Louisville in the First Responders Bowl at…
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Air Force hockey schedule released, with only scrimmages against National Team Development Program
All Atlantic Hockey, almost all the time for Air Force in 2020-21 as it stands. Air Force released its schedule Wednesday. It’s set to start the season on the road Nov. 27-28 at AIC, followed by a series at home against Robert Morris the next weekend. “Right now it’s up to us to find a…
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Colorado quarterback Steven Montez once entertained an offer from Air Force football
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Steven Montez — Air Force quarterback. The Colorado senior doesn’t often think of what would have been had he made that choice when the Falcons targeted him early in his recruiting process. “I probably would have been a lot lighter, that’s for sure,” Montez said. “I wouldn’t be as heavy as I am now. What…