Air Force dominates to beat Colorado State to end CSU's time in the Mountain West. Here are takeaways from the game.

Air Force's offensive onslaught was too much for Colorado State to overcome as the Falcons recaptured the Ram-Falcon Trophy in the final game of the season for both teams.

The Ram-Falcon Trophy is on the line when the Air Force Falcons (3-8) visit the Colorado State Rams (2-9) on Friday afternoon at Canvas Stadium in Fort Collins in CSU’s final game under interim coach Tyson Summers.

The Rams lost to Air Force, 42-21, at Canvas Stadium surrendering the Ram-Falcon trophy back to the visitors with no clear timeline for when it might make another appearance in Fort Collins

The Air Force's agile combat employment concept would prepare units to operate from dispersed, austere bases in a war against a major adversary like China.

Josh Johnson and Bruin Flesischmann connected on a 55-yard touchdown to give the Air Force Falcons the lead over the Colorado State Rams.

Air Force hockey shook off the Tryptophan and overcame a slow start to earn a third-straight win the day after Thanksgiving. The Falcons wiped out a two-goal deficit and scored four times in the third period to defeat conference foe Canisius 6-3 on Friday.

Lt. Col. William “Skate” Park led a squadron of Air Force F-16s in the Middle East, and defended the USS Harry S. Truman from attack.