The first 3 possessions at Air Force started, pitch-6, fumble-6, pick-6 all going the other way for Navy in they're first road game of the year, losing 38-10 after a 35-3 first quarter. There are many ways to lose games and losing the turnover battle is a surefire way to go about that. good game and good luck Air force.
In a highly anticipated Commander-in-Chief's Trophy clash, the Air Force Falcons dominated the Navy Midshipmen with a 38-10 victory, advancing their season record to 2-3 (1-1). The Falcons showcased their offensive versatility and defensive prowess, especially in a first-quarter blitz that saw them score 35 points.
First Quarter Explosion
The game started explosively for Air Force, with quarterback John Busha leading a series of successful drives. The Falcons’ offense quickly found its rhythm, scoring five touchdowns in the first quarter alone. Kade Frew was the star of the ground game, racking up two touchdowns with a long run of 35 yards, while Busha added a rushing touchdown of his own.
Defensive Standout
The Falcons' defense was relentless, holding Navy to just 10 points over four quarters. Levi Brown and Damien Weaver were key contributors, with Brown leading the team with 6 tackles, including 2 for loss, and Weaver adding 2 sacks. The defensive unit forced a total of 9 turnovers, including 6 fumbles and 3 interceptions, effectively stifling Navy's offensive attempts.
Busha’s Commanding Play
John Busha was highly efficient, completing 5 of 6 passes for 76 yards and rushing for 80 yards on 17 carries. His dual-threat capability kept the Navy defense off balance throughout the game.
Second Half Control
Though the scoring slowed in the second half, the Falcons maintained control. The defense continued to shine, limiting Navy to just 7 points after the break, while Matthew Dapore contributed a field goal in the third quarter to extend Air Force's lead.
Looking Ahead
With this crucial win, the Air Force Falcons move to 2-3 on the season, with a 1-1 record in conference play. The team will look to build on this momentum as they prepare for their next challenge, aiming to continue their climb up the standings.
This victory not only boosts the Falcons' confidence but also keeps them in the hunt for the prestigious Commander-in-Chief's Trophy, adding significant importance to their upcoming games.
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