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Air Force Liberty Program' title='Air Force Liberty Program' />Air Force Falcons football Wikipedia. The Air Force Falcons football program represents the United States Air Force Academy in college football at the NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision formerly Division I A level. Air Force has been a member of the Mountain West Conference since its founding in 1. The Falcons play their home games at Falcon Stadium in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Troy Calhoun has been the teams head coach since 2. The three major service academiesAir Force, Army, and Navycompete for the Commander in Chiefs Trophy, which is awarded to the academy that defeats the others in football that year or retained by the previous winner in the event of a three way tie. Falcon StadiumeditFalcon home games are played in Falcon Stadium, which sits below the main campus at an elevation of 6,6. Pre game activities include flyovers by USAF aircraft, including the F 1. B 2. The highest attendance at a home game was 5. Falcons battled the Notre Dame. As an aerospace engineer in the United States Air Force, I really appreciated the flexibility afforded me through Libertys Online Learning Program. The official website for the 514th Air Mobility Wing. Lee.jpg' alt='Air Force Liberty Program Aircraft' title='Air Force Liberty Program Aircraft' />Fighting Irish. Historyedit. Running back Asher Clark and the Falcons take on the Houston Cougars during the 2. Armed Forces Bowl. The Falcons are not only recognized by the lightning bolt on the side of their helmets, but their traditional option attack. Air Force is one of the premier rushing teams in the nation. Since Fisher De. Berry took over as Falcons head coach in 1. The Air Force football team has enjoyed success not only on the field but also in the classroom. In 4. 9 years of Air Force football, there have been 3. Maj.%20Gen.%20Craig%20Olson.JPG' alt='Air Force Liberty Programacion' title='Air Force Liberty Programacion' />Academic All Americans. The 1. Air Force football history. Under second year coach Fisher De. Berry, the Falcons came within one win of playing for the national championship. They recorded 1. 0 straight wins to start the season, climbed the polls to 2 in the nation, but lost to BYU 2. Air Force rebounded with a bowl game win over Texas in the Bluebonnet Bowl and finished with a 1. Bowl gameseditAir Force has played in 2. Their highest finish in the AP polls was 5 in 1. Bowl. Result. Date. Season. Opponent. Coach. Final Record. Cotton Bowl. T 00. January 1, 1. 95. TCUBen Martin. 902. Gator Bowl. L 3. 50. December 2. 8, 1. Air Force Liberty Program TattooNorth Carolina. Ben Martin. Sugar Bowl. L 3. 41. January 1, 1. Tennessee. Ben Martin. Hall of Fame Classic. W 3. 62. 8December 3. Vanderbilt. Ken Hatfield. Independence Bowl. W 93. December 1. Ole Miss. Ken Hatfield. Independence Bowl. W 2. 37. December 1. Virginia Tech. Fisher De. Berry. 84. Bluebonnet Bowl. W 2. 41. 6December 3. Texas. Fisher De. Berry. 121. Freedom Bowl. L 3. 32. 8December 3. Arizona State. Fisher De. Berry. 94. Liberty Bowl. L 4. 22. 9December 2. Ole Miss. Fisher De. Berry. 841. Liberty Bowl. Kaspersky Internet Security 2009 8.0.0.429 here. W 2. 31. 1December 2. Ohio State. Fisher De. Berry. 75. Liberty Bowl. W 3. 11. 5December 2. Mississippi State. Fisher De. Berry. Liberty Bowl. L 1. December 3. 1, 1. Ole Miss. Fisher De. Berry. 75. Copper Bowl. L 5. 54. 1December 2. Texas Tech. Fisher De. Berry. 85. Las Vegas Bowl. L 4. 11. 3December 2. Oregon. Fisher De. Berry. 103. Oahu Bowl. W 4. 32. 5December 2. Washington. Fisher De. Berry. 121. Silicon Valley Football Classic. W 3. 73. 4December 3. Fresno State. Fisher De. Berry. 93. San Francisco Bowl. L 2. 01. 3December 3. Virginia Tech. Fisher De. Berry. 85. Armed Forces Bowl. L 4. 23. 6December 3. California. Troy Calhoun. Armed Forces Bowl. L 3. 42. 8December 3. Houston. Troy Calhoun. Armed Forces Bowl. W 4. 72. 0December 3. Houston. Troy Calhoun. Independence Bowl. W 1. 47. December 2. Georgia Tech. Troy Calhoun. Military Bowl. L 4. December 2. 8, 2. Toledo. Troy Calhoun. Armed Forces Bowl. L 3. 31. 4December 2. Rice. Troy Calhoun. Famous Idaho Potato Bowl. W 3. 82. 4December 2. Western Michigan. Troy Calhoun. 103. Armed Forces Bowl. L 5. 53. 6December 2. California. Troy Calhoun. Arizona Bowl. W 4. December 3. 0, 2. South Alabama. Troy Calhoun. Championshipsedit. Presentation of the 2. Commander in Chiefs Trophy to the Air Force Falcons. WAC Champions 1. WAC Mountain Division Champions 1. Mountain West Mountain Division Champions 2. Commander in Chiefs Trophy Winners AF Army Navy 1. Since 1. 98. 0, the Falcons and Colorado State Rams have competed for the Ram Falcon Trophy. Air Force currently holds a 2. Colorado State in games that the trophy has been contested in. All time record vs. Mountain West teamseditMountaineditHead coacheseditPlayerseditIndividual accomplishmentseditNotable individual recordseditBeau Morgan He became the first player in NCAA history to rush and pass for over 1,0. He broke the NCAA single season rushing record for a quarterback, along with being only the second player in NCAA history to run and pass for 3,0. All AmericanseditYear. Player. Position. Awards1. 95. 6Larry Thomson. FBLittle America 3rd1. Brock Strom. OLConsensus. Robert Brickey. HBHelms. Terry Isaacson. QBHelms. Joe Rodwell. CHelms. Neal Starkey. DBPlayboy Magazine All American. Neal Starkey. DBAssociated Press 3rd1. Ernie Jennings. WRCentral Press 2nd1. Ernie Jennings. WRConsensus. Total Overdose Game For Pc. Orderia Mitchell. CBlack Sports. Gene Ogilvie. DEUPI 3rd1. 97. Orderia Mitchell. CAssociated Press 2nd, Gridiron 2ndGene Ogilvie. DEUPI 2nd1. 97. Steve Heil. ROVAssociated Press 3rd1. Dave Lawson. LBKFootball Writers. Dave Lawson. LBKUPI 2nd, Football News 2nd1. Johnny Jackson. DBAssociated Press 2nd1. Dave Schreck. OGAssociated Press 2nd1. John Kershner. FBFootball News 2ndMike Kirby. WRSporting News 2nd1. Mark Simon. PScripps Howard, Associated Press 2ndScott Thomas. DBWalter Camp, Kodak, Football Writes, Associated Press 2nd1. Terry Maki. LBKodak, Football News 2nd, Associated Press 3rdTom Rotello. DBFootball News 2nd1. Chad Hennings. DTConsensus, Walter Camp, Kodak, Football Writers, Associated Press, UPI, Scripps Howard, Sporting News, Football News, Outland Trophy winner. Dee Dowis. QBHeisman Trophy finalist. Ron Gray. KRAssociated Press 3rd1. Jason Christ. PAssociated Press 2nd, Football News 3rd1. Carlton Mc. Donald. DBConsensus, Walter Camp, Kodak, Football Writers, Associated Press, UPI, Scripps Howard, Sporting News. Chris Mac. Innis. PKUPI, Associated Press 2nd1. Beau Morgan. QBAssociated Press 3rd1. Chris Gizzi. LBAssociated Press 3rd, Football Writers 2nd1. Tim Curry. DBSporting News 3rdFrank Mindrup. OLAmerican Football Foundation 3rd2. Anthony Schlegel. ILBSporting News Freshmen 3rd team2. Brett Huyser. OLSporting News 4th2. Chad Hall. WRRivals 3rd, Sports Illustrated. Carson Bird. CBSports Illustrated. Ryan Harrison. KCollege Football News. Reggie Rembert. DBAFCA 1st,6 Associated Press 3rdAcademic All AmericanseditYear. Player. Position. Brock Strom. OT1. Rich Mayo. QB1. 96. Rich Mayo. QBDon Baucom. HB1. 96. 7Ken Zagzebski. MGCarl Janssen. OE1. Ernie Jennings. WR1. Ernie Jennings. WRBob Parker. QBPhil Bauman. LB1. Darryl Haas. LBPBob Homburg. DEJohn Griffith. DT1. Gene Ogilvie. DEBob Homburg. DEMark Prill. MG1. Joe Debes. OT1. 97. Steve Hoog. WR1. 97. Mack Mc. Collum. ROV1. Steve Hoog. WRTom Foertsch. LBTim Fyda. DE1. 98. Mike France. LBKevin Ewing. ROV1. 98. 2Jeff Kubiak. P1. 98. 3Jeff Kubiak. P1. 98. 7Chad Hennings. DTScott Salmon. DBJames Hecker. DB1. 98. 8Scott Salmon. DBDavid Hlatky. OLJames Hecker. DB1. 98. 9Chris Howard. HB1. 99. 0Chris Howard. HBJ. T. Tokish. LB1. Grant Johnson. LB1. Dustin Tyner. WRRashad Penton. DB1. 99. 7Rashad Penton. DB1. 99. 8Rashad Penton. DB2. 00. 3Ryan Carter. DE2. 00. 4Ryan Carter. DE2. Air Force Academy Falcons free safety Bobby Giannini 1. Tennessee tailback Montario Hardesty, while Falcons defensive end Josh Clayton 9.