Air Force Falcons Football

Air Force Falcons Football

2024-25 REGULAR SEASON
99.5 PYPG
185.0 RYPG
13.8 PPG
284.5 TotY/G

Team Information

Ground Falcon Stadium
City USAFA, Colorado
Conference Mountain West,
Nickname Falcons

2024 Regular Season Leaders

All Stats
Passing Yards
415
Q Hayes
255
J Johnson
126
Rushing Yards
224
Q Hayes
185
172
T Gist
159
Receiving Yards

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About Air Force Falcons

Air Force Falcons Team
Air Force Falcons

The Air Force Falcons football program represents the United States Air Force Academy in college football, competing at the NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (formerly known as Division I-A). Since its inception in 1999, Air Force has been an active member of the Mountain West Conference. Falcon Stadium, located in Colorado Springs, Colorado, serves as their home turf. Leading the team since 2007, Troy Calhoun holds the position of head coach.

Each year, the three prominent service academies—Air Force, Army, and Navy—vie for the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy, which is bestowed upon the academy that emerges victorious in football against the other two (or retained by the prior year's champion in the event of a three-way tie).

Name of TeamAir Force Falcons Football
First season1955
Athletic directorNathan Pine
Head coachTroy Calhoun, 16th season, 120–78 (.606)
StadiumFalcon Stadium (capacity: 46,692)
LocationColorado Springs, Colorado
ConferenceMountain West (1999–present)
DivisionMountain (2013–2019 and 2021–2022)
Field surfaceTurf
Conference titles3
Division titles3
Fight Song‘Off We Go’
MascotFalcon
RivalriesArmy (rivalry), Navy (rivalry), Colorado State (rivalry), Hawaii (Kuter Trophy)
Consensus All-Americans5

The Air Force Falcons, representing the United States Air Force Academy in college football, are a renowned collegiate team. The Air Force Falcons, representing the United States Air Force Academy, are a dynamic force in collegiate football. Sporting a spirited mascot, the fierce falcon, they embody qualities of agility, speed, and unwavering determination on the field.

Their home turf, Falcon Stadium, nestled in the picturesque Colorado Springs, Colorado, serves as the backdrop for their gridiron battles. Since taking flight in 1955, the Air Force Falcons football program has been led by the capable hands of Head Coach Troy Calhoun.

Competing at the highest level, they are a proud member of the NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision and have been a stalwart in the Mountain West Conference since 1999. With a rich history and a commitment to excellence, the Air Force Falcons continue to soar to new heights in college football.

Air Force Falcons History

The history of the Air Force Falcons is a compelling story of dedication, triumphs, rivalries, records, and championships. Let's delve deeper into their The Air Force Academy established its football program in 1955. In the early years, the team struggled to gain recognition, but they began to make a mark under the guidance of Coach Ben Martin in the 1960s. The Falcons achieved their first bowl appearance in 1967, playing in the Sun Bowl.

In the 1980s and 1990s, the Air Force Falcons gained prominence for their distinctive triple-option offense, a style of play that emphasized running the football. They consistently ranked among the top rushing teams in the nation and achieved multiple bowl appearances during this period. Coach Fisher DeBerry played a significant role in shaping the team's identity during this era.

The Falcons joined the Mountain West Conference in 1999, where they continue to compete to this day. They have become known for their disciplined and well-coached teams.

Air Force Falcons Coach

Troy Calhoun is the current head-coach of the Air Force Falcons. Over the span of sixty-two years, the Falcons have been led by seven different head coaches. Troy Calhoun took over the reins of the program in December 2006, succeeding Fisher DeBerry upon his retirement.

TenureCoach
1955Robert V. Whitlow
1956–1957Buck Shaw
1958–1977Ben Martin
1978Bill Parcells
1979–1983Ken Hatfield
1984–2006Fisher DeBerry
2007–presentTroy Calhoun

Air Force Falcons Stadium: Falcon Stadium

The Air Force Falcons' home stadium is the Falcon Stadium. Falcon Stadium, situated beneath the primary campus at an elevation of 6,621 feet (2,018 meters) above sea level, serves as the venue for the team's home games. Prior to kick-off, spectators can enjoy captivating pre-game events that feature flyovers by aircraft from the United States Air Force, including the impressive F-15 and B-2. This stadium, inaugurated in 1962, reached its peak attendance of 56,409 in 2002 when the Falcons hosted Notre Dame.

Air Force Falcons Rivals

The Air Force Falcons have a storied history of rivalry matchups against various opponents. Among these rivalries, their contest against Colorado State stands out, having played 60 games, with the Falcons securing 38 victories, displaying a commendable winning percentage of .642. Their most recent showdown in November 2022 resulted in a convincing win for the Falcons, with a final score of 24–12.

In the intense battle against Army, the Falcons have faced off 57 times, emerging victorious 38 times, with a notable winning percentage of .675. Their last meeting in November 2022 ended in a hard-fought victory for the Falcons, with a final score of 13–7.

The rivalry with Navy, consisting of 55 matchups, has seen the Falcons emerge triumphant in 33 of them, boasting a solid winning percentage of .600. In their most recent encounter in October 2022, the Falcons clinched victory with a final score of 13–10.

Another notable rivalry is with Wyoming, where the Falcons have played 60 games, securing 30 wins and maintaining a competitive winning percentage of .525. Their most recent clash in September 2022 ended in a closely contested match, resulting in a 14–17 loss for the Falcons.

Commander in Chief Trophy

The Commander-in-Chief's Trophy is a highly coveted prize in college football, symbolizing the intense rivalry between the three FBS service academies: Air Force, Army, and Navy. These institutions vie for the honor of holding this prestigious trophy. Air Force has emerged as a dominant force in this competition, securing the trophy an impressive 20 times, surpassing the achievements of both Army and Navy.

The list of Commander-in-Chief's Trophy winners includes the following years: 1982, 1983, 1985, 1987, 1989–1992, 1994, 1995, 1997–2002, 2010, 2011, 2014, 2016, and 2022. This remarkable track record highlights the Falcons' consistent excellence in this fierce inter-academy rivalry, where victory is a matter of utmost pride and honor.

YearTrophy WinnerAir Force - Navy ScoreAir Force - Army Score
1974Shared (Navy retained trophy) (1)Air Force 19–16 Army 17–16
1976Shared (Navy retained trophy) (2)Air Force 13–3 Army 24–7
1980Shared (Navy retained trophy) (3)Air Force 21–20 Army 47–24
1982Air Force (1)Air Force 24–21 Air Force 27–9
1983Air Force (2)Air Force 44–17 Air Force 41–20
1985Air Force (3)Air Force 24–7 Air Force 45–7
1987Air Force (4)Air Force 23–13 Air Force 27–10
1989Air Force (5)Air Force 35–7 Air Force 29–3
1990Air Force (6)Air Force 24–7 Air Force 15–3
1991Air Force (7)Air Force 46–6 Air Force 25–0
1992Air Force (8)Air Force 18–16 Air Force 7–3
1993Shared (Air Force retained trophy) (4)Navy 28–24 Air Force 25–6
1994Air Force (9)Air Force 43–21 Air Force 10–6
1995Air Force (10)Air Force 30–20 Air Force 38–20
1997Air Force (11)Air Force 10–7 Air Force 24–0
1998Air Force (12)Air Force 49–7 Air Force 35–7
1999Air Force (13)Air Force 19–14 Air Force 28–0
2000Air Force (14)Air Force 27–13 Air Force 41–27
2001Air Force (15)Air Force 24–18 Air Force 34–24
2002Air Force (16)Air Force 48–7 Air Force 49–30
2010Air Force (17)Air Force 14–6 Air Force 42–22
2011Air Force (18)Air Force 35–34 (OT) Air Force 24–14
2014Air Force (19)Air Force 30–21 Air Force 23–6
2016Air Force (20)Air Force 28–14 Air Force 31–12
2021Shared (Army retained trophy) (5)Air Force 23–3 Army 21–14 (OT)
2022Air Force (21)Air Force 13–10 Air Force 13–7
2023TBDOctober 21 November 4

Air Force Falcons Record and stats

The Air Force Falcons have a storied history in college football, having participated in 29 bowl games with a commendable record of 15 wins, 13 losses, and 1 tie, showcasing their competitive spirit on the national stage. In 1985, the team achieved their highest ranking, reaching fifth place in the UPI coaches' poll, a testament to their excellence.

Their conference prowess is evident with two appearances in conference championship games, securing victory in one. Beau Morgan left an indelible mark in NCAA history as the first player to rush and pass for over 1,000 yards in a season on two occasions. Moreover, he shattered the NCAA single-season rushing record for a quarterback and became just the second player to amass 3,000 yards both on the ground and through the air in a career, cementing his legacy as a true football trailblazer.

Championship Conferences

YearConferenceCoachOverall RecordConference Record
1985Western Athletic ConferenceFisher DeBerry12–17–1
1995 8–56–2
1998 12–17–1

Division Championships

YearDivisionCoachOpponentChampionship Game Result
1998WAC - MountainFisher DeBerryBYUW 20–13
2015MW - MountainTroy CalhounSan Diego StateL 24–27
2021MW - MountainN/ALost tie-breaker to Utah State

Conference Championship Game Appearances

YearConferenceCoachCG OpponentCG ResultGame MVP
1998WACFisher DeBerryBYUW 20–13N/A
2015Mountain WestTroy CalhounSan Diego StateL 24–27Christian Chapman (QB, San Diego State), Na'im McGee (S, San Diego State)

Air Force Falcons Roster

#FULL NAMEPOS.HT.WT.ACADEMIC YEARHOMETOWN / HIGH SCHOOLSQUADRON
0Trey WilliamsDB5' 10''175Jr.Atlanta, GA / Loganville11 / Rebeleven
2Brandon EngelWR6' 2''210Jr.Dallas, TX / Lake Dallas28 / Blackbirds
3Jamari BellamyDB6' 2''185Jr.Atlanta, GA / McEachern30 / Knights of Thirty
4Emmanuel MichelFB5' 10''210Sr.Lawrenceville, GA / Archer26 / Barons
5Corey CollinsDB5' 11''185Sr.Suwanee, GA / Peachtree Ridge32 / Road Runners
5Jensen JonesQB6' 2''215Sr.Naples, FL / St. John Neumann Catholic30 / Knights of Thirty
6Cameron BreierWR6' 2''195Jr.Pasco, WA / Chiawana14 / Cobras
6Matthew MalloyOLB6' 3''215Sr.Scottsdale, AZ / Notre Dame Prep22 / Raptors
7Trey TaylorFS6' 0''210Sr.Frisco, TX / Frisco Lone Star16 / Chicken Hawks
8Christopher FrewRB5' 9''190So.Green Cove Springs, FL / Bolles39 / Jedi Knights
8Bo RichterILB6' 2''250Sr.Naperville, IL / Naperville North38 / All-Stars
9Levi BrownCB6' 1''175So.Kennesaw, GA / Allatoona3 / Dogs of War
9Zac LarrierQB6' 0''195Sr.Youngstown, OH / Monterey Trail36 / Pink Panthers
10Jalen JohnsonRB5' 10''185Sr.Decatur, GA / Collins Hill2 / Deuce
10Jalen MergersonSAF5' 11''210Sr.Aurora, CO / Eaglecrest16 / Chicken Hawks
11Camby GoffSS6' 1''215Sr.Reynoldsburg, OH / Reynoldsburg9 / Viking Nine
11Wyatt WilsonWR6' 3''195Sr.New Canaan, CT / New Canaan32 / Road Runners
12John BushaQB6' 2''205So.Port Charlotte, FL / Port Charlotte5 / Wolfpack
12Patrick DahlenDB6' 3''210Sr.Canton, GA / Cherokee6 / Bull Six
13PJ RamseyOLB6' 3''260Sr.Phenix City, AL / Central23 / Barnstormers
13Jared RoznosWR6' 0''190Jr.Sacremento, CA / Seattle Prep15 / War Eagles
14K.C. BeardDB6' 1''200Jr.Antioch, TN / Cane Ridge7 / Shadow Seven
15Ben BrittainQB6' 1''190Sr.Hewitt, TX / Reicher Catholic15 / War Eagles
15Jake MartinDB6' 2''200Jr.Monument, CO / Lewis Palmer32 / Road Runners
16Dylan EvansWR5' 11''185So.Oak Point, TX / Little Elm9 / Viking Nine
16Jayden GoodwinSS6' 1''195Sr.Houston, TX / Cypress Falls10 / Tiger Ten
17Zion KellyCB5' 10''190Sr.Greenville, SC / Southside26 / Barons
17Cannon TurnerQB6' 0''215Sr.Arkadelphia, AR / Arkadelphia1 / Mighty Mach One
18Kendin AlexanderWR5' 10''165Jr.Seattle, WA / Seattle Prep15 / War Eagles
18Elijah SandersOLB6' 3''240Jr.Clayton, NC / Clayton25 / Wild Weasels
19C.J. BoydDB6' 1''200Jr.Milwaukee, WI / University School21 / Blackjacks
20Dylan CarsonRB6' 0''210So.Marysville, WA / Marysville Pilchuck3 / Dogs of War
20Jake SmithSAF6' 1''210Sr.Roswell, GA / Blessed Trinity Catholic2 / Deuce
21Cade HarrisWR5' 8''180Jr.South Weber, UT / Roy1 / Mighty Mach One
21Aidan PlateDB6' 2''200Jr.Dayton, OH / Kettering Archbishop Alter19 / Wolverines
22Jerome Gaillard, Jr.DB6' 4''200Jr.Kempner, TX / Copperas Cove8 / Eagle Eight
23Dane KinamonWR6' 0''205Sr.Peachtree City, GA / McIntosh40 / Warhawks
24John Lee Eldridge IIIRB5' 9''200Sr.Youngstown, OH / Lee's Summit North36 / Pink Panthers
24Robert MbrohILB6' 3''220Jr.Oklahoma City, OK / Heritage Hall21 / Blackjacks
25Tylor LathamRB5' 8''180So.Madison, MS / Madison Ridgeland Academy36 / Pink Panthers
26Owen BurkRB5' 11''220Sr.Grand Rapids, MI / Allendale7 / Shadow Seven
27Kaden CloudRB5' 9''185So.Gilbert, AZ / Williams Field38 / All-Stars
27Julian WilliamsILB6' 2''230Jr.Aurora, CO / Cherkoee Trail29 / Black Panthers
28Aiden CalvertRB5' 10''205Jr.Chula Vista, CA / Mater Dei Catholic12 / Dirty Dozen
28Terrance CullivanCB5' 10''185So.Cypress, TX / Bridgeland35 / Wild Weasels
29Evan RauWR5' 9''170So.Waipahu, HI / Kamehameha16 / Chicken Hawks
30Tyme CollinsDB6' 0''210Jr.Waldorf, MD / Bishop McNamara24 / Phantoms
30Kale GibbsRB5' 8''175Jr.LaGrange, GA / LaGrange27 / Thunderbirds
32Osaro AihieILB6' 1''225Jr.Oakland, CA / San Leadro15 / War Eagles
32Jordan ScarbroughWR5' 8''185So.Leonardtown, MD / Saint Mary's Ryken28 / Blackbirds
33Jet HarrisRB6' 1''225Sr.Gray, TN / Dobyns Bennett18 / Nightriders
34Darius StoneRB5' 11''205So.Augusta, GA / Aquinas12 / Dirty Dozen
35Jack CurtisOLB6' 5''245So.Dallas, TX / Highland Park7 / Shadow Seven
38Ty HubertOLB5' 11''200So.Canton, GA / Creekview15 / War Eagles
40Alec MockILB6' 3''240Sr.Weddington, NC / Weddington21 / Blackjacks
41Jackson AdamsLB6' 4''240So.Centennial, CO / Arapahoe21 / Blackjacks
41J. Frank Melgarejo IIILS6' 0''225Sr.Plantation, FL / American Heritage2 / Deuce
42Jakobi McGowanDB6' 1''205Jr.Indianapolis, IN / Brownsburg2 / Deuce
43Matthew DaporePK6' 0''195Jr.Springboro, OH / Springboro5 / Wolfpack
44Johnathan YoungbloodILB5' 11''225Sr.Atlanta, GA / E.L. Christian Academy10 / Tiger Ten
45Matt DevineILB6' 0''225Jr.Cincinnati, OH / St. Xavier37 / Animalistic Skyraiders
46Zach JuckelILB6' 2''210So.Lakeville, MN / Lakeville South23 / Barnstormers
47Kyler OrrILB6' 1''210So.Chandler, AZ / Chandler22 / Raptors
48Anthony DeBerardinoLS6' 1''210Jr.Apex, N.C. / Apex Friendship36 / Pink Panthers
48Jayden ThiergoodDE6' 3''250Sr.Chicago, IL / Marian Central Catholic13 / Bulldawgs
49Kurt ChesneyLS6' 0''195So.Aliso Viejo, CA / Aliso Niguel6 / Bull Six
50Grant UylILB5' 11''225Jr.Grand Rapids, MI / DeWitt12 / Dirty Dozen
51Victor DubucletILB6' 0''210So.Dallas, TX / Lake Highlands34 / Loose Hawgs
51Kaleb HolcombOT6' 4''270Sr.Dublin, OH / Coffman36 / Pink Panthers
52Matthew ReddickILB6' 2''230So.Charlotte, NC / South Mecklenburg2 / Deuce
53Steven IlesOG6' 2''285Sr.Riverside, CA / Corona Centennial28 / Blackbirds
54Are'an BurrILB6' 3''220So.Colorado Springs, CO / Air Academy15 / War Eagles
54Jackson KohalOL6' 4''305Jr.Coeur d'Alene, ID / Coeur d'Alene14 / Cobras
55Kupono BlakeNG6' 2''270Sr.Kalihi, HI / Kamehameha1 / Mighty Mach One
55Nick BlessingOT6' 4''250So.Allen, TX / Allen40 / Warhawks
56Mark HiestandOT6' 5''285Sr.South Bend, IN / Saint Joseph12 / Dirty Dozen
56Cole PalmerOLB6' 4''235Jr.Colorado Springs, CO / TCA28 / Blackbirds
57Gabriel AverittOC6' 3''270So.Lakeland, FL / Lakeland Christian School37 / Animalistic Skyraiders
57Colin StewartDT6' 2''240So.Franklin, TN / Christ Presbyterian Academy26 / Barons
59Adam KarasOT6' 4''285Sr.Arvada, CO / Pomona40 / Warhawks
60John Gordon, Jr.OL6' 2''305Jr.Murfreesboro, TN / Siegel30 / Knights of Thirty
61Costen CooleyOG6' 4''270So.Mesa, AZ / Red Mountain11 / Rebeleven
62Matthew HeitmannOL6' 4''290Jr.Littleton, CO / Dakota Ridge11 / Rebeleven
62James TomasiDL6' 0''310Jr.Provo, UT / Provo11 / Rebeleven
64Luke HallstromOG6' 2''270Sr.Naperville, IL / Naperville Central19 / Wolverines
65Samuel FloysandOT6' 3''275So.Cottage Grove, MN / Cretin-Derham Hall5 / Wolfpack
66Jace SutulovichOG6' 3''285So.Siloam Springs, AR / Siloam Springs14 / Cobras
68Thor PaglialongOC6' 4''300Sr.Woodstock, IL / Marian Central Catholic8 / Eagle Eight
69Wesley NdagoOG6' 2''300Sr.Waco, TX / Midway5 / Wolfpack
71Michael McAninchOL6' 3''300Jr.Toledo, OH / Western26 / Barons
72Christien HawksOT6' 3''290So.Norton, KS / Norton20 / Trolls
73Luke VonderhaarOT6' 4''270So.Bettendorf, IA / Pleasant Valley32 / Road Runners
74Mason CarlanOT6' 3''290Sr.North Little Rock, AR / North Little Rock16 / Chicken Hawks
75Ethan JackmanOG6' 4''310Sr.Chaska, MN / Chaska19 / Wolverines
76Alex MooreOL6' 3''270Jr.Louisville, KY / Trinity7 / Shadow Seven
77Cameron CollinsOT6' 3''260So.Lebanon, OH / Saint Xavier1 / Mighty Mach One
78Trevor TateOT6' 2''270So.Waxhaw, NC / Cuthbertson36 / Pink Panthers
80Tre RobersonWR6' 2''205So.Helena, AL / Thompson35 / Wild Weasels
81James BryantTE6' 4''230Sr.Roswell, GA / Blessed Trinity25 / Redeye
82Connor McInteeTE6' 3''235Sr.Sacramento, CA / Jesuit4 / Fightin' Fourth
83Chances Carter-HillTE6' 2''230So.Cuyahoga Falls, OH / Archbishop Hoban12 / Dirty Dozen
84Caleb RillosTE6' 5''255Sr.Golden, CO / Ralston Valley12 / Dirty Dozen
85Parker MenefeeTE6' 6''240So.Missouri City, TX / Ridge Point9 / Viking Nine
87Caden BlumDL6' 5''265Sr.Baraboo, WI / Baraboo11 / Rebeleven
87Quin SmithWR6' 1''190So.Adairsville, GA / Calhoun2 / Deuce
88Bruin FleischmannTE6' 3''220So.Pocatello, ID / Century13 / Bulldawgs
89Parker St. JohnWR6' 2''190Jr.Orlando, FL / Boone1 / Mighty Mach One
90Brian BradleyDE6' 2''230So.Woodstock, GA / River Ridge4 / Fightin' Fourth
92Jackson GarrettNG6' 3''270So.West Chester, OH / Moeller36 / Pink Panthers
93Andrew BoisD'EnghienDE6' 3''280Sr.Pleasanton, CA / Bradenton River (FL)3 / Dogs of War
94Kaleb TompkinsDL6' 4''260Jr.Midlothian, TX / Midlothian21 / Blackjacks
95Carson BayP5' 11''165Jr.Tampa, FL / Robinson37 / Animalistic Skyraiders
95Daniel GrobeDE6' 7''270So.Tomball, TX / Tomball Memorial20 / Trolls
96Reagan TubbsPK6' 0''175So.Flower Mound, TX / Flower Mound8 / Eagle Eight
96Payton ZdroikDL6' 0''275Jr.Brentwood, CA / Liberty2 / Deuce
97Luke FreerP6' 4''220So.Fairhope, AL / Fairhope14 / Cobras
97Brent WinfreeNG6' 4''275So.Sunnyvale, TX / Sunnyvale4 / Fightin' Fourth
99Aidan SwartzDT6' 4''270So.Sylvania, OH / Sylvania Northview31 / Grim Reapers

Air Force Falcons Schedule

DateTimeAtOpponentLocation
Sep 2 (Sat)11 AMHomeRobert MorrisUSAFA
Sep 9 (Sat)6:00 pm MTAwaySam HoustonNRG Stadium, Houston, TX
Sep 15 (Fri)6:00 pm MTHomeUtah StateUSAFA
Sep 22 (Fri)8:30 pm MTAwaySan Jose StateSan Jose, CA
Sep 30 (Sat)6:00 pm MTHomeSan Diego StateUSAFA
Oct 14 (Sat)5:00 pm MTHomeWyomingUSAFA
Oct 21 (Sat)10:00 am MTAwayNavyAnnapolis, Md.
Oct 28 (Sat)5:00 pm MTAwayColorado StateFort Collins, CO
Nov 4 (Sat)12:30 pm MTHomeArmyEmpower Field, Denver, CO
Nov 11 (Sat)9:00 pm MTAwayHawaiiManoa, HI
Nov 18 (Sat)1:30 pm MTHomeUNLVUSAFA
Nov 24 (Fri)2:00 pm MTAwayBoise StateBoise, IDllllll

FAQs

A. Yes, student-athletes on the Air Force Falcons football team are also cadets at the U.S. Air Force Academy. They undergo rigorous academic and military training in addition to their athletic commitments.

A. The Air Force Academy football team was established in 1955, making it one of the newer service academy football programs in the United States.

A. The name "Falcons" was chosen to symbolize the speed, precision, and grace of the falcon, which reflects the characteristics valued in the United States Air Force.

A. You can purchase tickets for Air Force Falcons football games on the official Air Force Academy athletics website or through authorized ticket vendors.

A. The Air Force Falcons have intense rivalries with the United States Military Academy (Army Black Knights) and the United States Naval Academy (Navy Midshipmen) for the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy series.