Army and Air Force Gear Up for Clash of Titans in Commander-in-Chief's Trophy Showdown
The highly anticipated showdown between Army Black Knights (3-4) and Air Force Falcons (2-5) is just around the corner. This Saturday, November 1st, at Falcon Stadium, the stage will be set for an epic battle that could determine which team claims the coveted Commander-in-Chief's Trophy.
With both teams coming off bye weeks, the stakes are high for a win. Army, who have won their last two meetings against Air Force, including a convincing 20-3 victory at home, will look to extend their winning streak and eliminate their opponents from contention in the trophy race.
Quarterback Cale Hellums leads the charge on offense, with 613 rushing yards and 10 touchdowns under his belt. Noah Short rounds out the running game with 353 yards on 60 carries, while Hayden Reed and Dewayne Coleman chipped in with three touchdown scores each. On defense, Kalib Fortner is the force to be reckoned with, boasting six tackles for loss.
Meanwhile, Air Force, who are looking to bounce back from their recent struggles, have Liam Szarka leading the charge on offense with 61.1% completion rate and eight touchdowns under his belt. Cade Harris is the top receiving threat, racking up 492 yards and two touchdowns. Isaac Hubert leads the defense with three sacks.
This season's matchup holds a special significance, given Air Force's lead in the all-time series (38-20-1). However, Army has been on fire lately, having won their last two meetings against the Falcons.
Don't miss this thrilling college football showdown! Catch all the action live on CBS or stream it on Fubo for free. Make sure to tune in and witness greatness unfold on Saturday, November 1st at Falcon Stadium.
The highly anticipated showdown between Army Black Knights (3-4) and Air Force Falcons (2-5) is just around the corner. This Saturday, November 1st, at Falcon Stadium, the stage will be set for an epic battle that could determine which team claims the coveted Commander-in-Chief's Trophy.
With both teams coming off bye weeks, the stakes are high for a win. Army, who have won their last two meetings against Air Force, including a convincing 20-3 victory at home, will look to extend their winning streak and eliminate their opponents from contention in the trophy race.
Quarterback Cale Hellums leads the charge on offense, with 613 rushing yards and 10 touchdowns under his belt. Noah Short rounds out the running game with 353 yards on 60 carries, while Hayden Reed and Dewayne Coleman chipped in with three touchdown scores each. On defense, Kalib Fortner is the force to be reckoned with, boasting six tackles for loss.
Meanwhile, Air Force, who are looking to bounce back from their recent struggles, have Liam Szarka leading the charge on offense with 61.1% completion rate and eight touchdowns under his belt. Cade Harris is the top receiving threat, racking up 492 yards and two touchdowns. Isaac Hubert leads the defense with three sacks.
This season's matchup holds a special significance, given Air Force's lead in the all-time series (38-20-1). However, Army has been on fire lately, having won their last two meetings against the Falcons.
Don't miss this thrilling college football showdown! Catch all the action live on CBS or stream it on Fubo for free. Make sure to tune in and witness greatness unfold on Saturday, November 1st at Falcon Stadium.
but air force's defense has been solid so far. this one's gonna be a battle of wills - who comes out on top? also, air force's all-time series lead is pretty impressive tho 
gotta see how they handle the pressure and can't wait for sat nov 1st! 
u gotta see dis Army vs Air Force game!! its gonna be epic!!! army's been killin' the game lately with that Cale Hellums leadin' the charge 
& I'm all about seein' Air Force bounce back from their struggles 
they got Liam Szarka doin' his thang on offense 
I've got a friend who's a huge Army fan and he's been counting down the days until their next match up with Air Force. His brother actually went to Air Force and they're super rivals lol. Anyway I was talking to him on the phone yesterday and we were just trash talking about which team is gonna win. He's super confident in Army but I think Air Force has a good shot at coming back from that 38-20-1 deficit. 
Plus my cousin's friend works as a sports reporter for CBS and he told me all the behind-the-scenes dirt on both teams... let's just say it's gonna be a wild game 
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I mean, they've been on fire lately and have a solid team, but Air Force is just not looking their best. Plus, Liam Szarka's completion rate is pretty low, like 61.1%... that's crazy! Anyway, I'm thinking Army will take it by at least 10 points 
. The only thing I don't trust is Cale Hellums' injury history... can he stay healthy? 
. But Air Force has some talented players too, like Liam Szarka and Isaac Hubert. The all-time series lead might give them an edge, but I think Army's momentum will take over 
. Whoever wins this game is gonna be a force to be reckoned with in the trophy race! 
I'm guessing Air Force will try to slow down the pace to keep their quarterback safe, but if they can't contain Army's offense, it could be a long day for them 
. I mean, who really cares about a trophy that's just going to get passed around between two teams every year? And don't even get me started on the stats – "Kalib Fortner is the force to be reckoned with" lol like who isn't gonna say that about their star player? 
And what's up with all these "bout to bounce back from recent struggles" narratives? It's always someone else's fault, never their own 
. Just a bunch of teams throwing around big numbers and pretending like they're gonna change the game. Fubo for free is just an excuse for CBS to make some extra cash 
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i'm getting goosebumps just thinking about it 
. I mean, Army's been on a roll lately and their defense is looking solid with Kalib Fortner leading the charge. And don't even get me started on Cale Hellums - that dude's got skills 
️. Bring on Saturday!
. liam szarka's completion rate is 
key to taking down army. and let's not forget air force's defense, led by isaac hubert 