Air Force Football: Thoughts In The Wake Of San Diego State
Article By Jake Schaller on 27th September, 2009
... season.
We’ll start finding out how good the Falcons are next week.
Yes, Air Force is 3-1. But its victories have come against a dreadful Division I-AA squad, the worst Mountain West Conference team I’ve seen in four years of covering the league (New Mexico) and a typically poor group from San Diego State. The one game Air Force has played against a legitimate opponent, in week two at Minnesota, it fumbled away.
So starting in Annapolis, against a Navy program that has owned the Falcons of late, we’ll begin to see what this Air Force team is made of. And we’ll know for sure by the end of an October slate that also includes a home game against TCU and road games at Utah and Colorado State.
We’ll start finding out how good the Falcons are next week.
Yes, Air Force is 3-1. But its victories have come against a dreadful Division I-AA squad, the worst Mountain West Conference team I’ve seen in four years of covering the league (New Mexico) and a typically poor group from San Diego State. The one game Air Force has played against a legitimate opponent, in week two at Minnesota, it fumbled away.
So starting in Annapolis, against a Navy program that has owned the Falcons of late, we’ll begin to see what this Air Force team is made of. And we’ll know for sure by the end of an October slate that also includes a home game against TCU and road games at Utah and Colorado State.
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