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Air Force rushed for 431 yards in a 34-0 home win over Duquesne. Rocco Conti and Kemper Hodges helped drive the ground attack, while quarterback Liam Szarka contributed multiple touchdowns and the defense kept the Dukes off the scoreboard.
Air Force's profile of Jacob Medina and Will Duncan explores the pressure of having limited chances to execute. Medina discusses trusting his mechanics and building confidence, offering a closer look at the preparation behind the Falcons' special teams.
Air Force's nonconference schedule starts with three home games against Denver, Saint Mary's and San Francisco. Trips to Navy and the U.S. Virgin Islands are also part of the Falcons' preparation for conference play.
Senior linebacker Dallas Daley describes the bonds within Air Force's veteran linebacker group. The feature follows his approach to leading the defense, helping younger teammates learn, and building depth as the Falcons prepare for the new season.
Air Force's initial conference slate pairs it home and away with each of the other nine Mountain West teams. The release notes that dates and times can change as television selections are finalized.
Air Force hired Chris McCarron as an assistant after his four-year playing career at Rowan. McCarron previously played under Joe Crispin and brings additional experience in player development.
Air Force announced 14 nonconference games, including home meetings with Navy and Denver. Joe Crispin's first season opens at Wright State before a three-game stretch at Clune Arena.
The Falcons will open Paradise Jam against Texas Tech on November 26 in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Their second game will be against either Xavier or Santa Clara.
Air Force hired Lauren Baker as an assistant coach under Stacy McIntyre. Baker brings recent coaching experience from Temple College and Mary Hardin-Baylor, with work in development, scouting and recruiting.