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Army Black Knights at Air Force Falcons

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4-4, 3-2 Away
Final
20 - 17
2-6, 2-3 Home

Dawson Jones makes game-winning field goal on final play to give Army a 20-17 victory over Air Force

Army beats Air Force on walk-off field goal

Army (4-4) has won seven of the last nine meetings with Air Force (2-6), including three in a row — its first three-game streak in the series since 1976-78.

It was a wild final two minutes.

Hellums was stopped on a fourth-and-1 sneak deep in Army territory with 2:10 left. The Falcons took advantage of the great field position, and a pass interference call in the end zone, to tie it at 17-all on Liam Szarka's 2-yard sneak with 1:26 left.

Hellums started the game-winning drive with a 10-yard pass and then Army ran it four straight plays. Hellums' ninth pass attempt, and fifth completion, went to Anderson, who had run past the defense over the middle.

Hellums threw for 102 yards with a touchdown, and he carried it 26 times for 98 yards and another score. Briggs Bartosh added 74 yards rushing.

Szarka was 13 of 17 for 161 yards but he was intercepted twice for Air Force, which also lost a fumble for a three-turnover game. Szarka had two touchdowns on the ground and 91 yards.

Air Force had not scored a touchdown against Army in 32 straight possessions until Szarka's 3-yard run midway through the third quarter to tie it at 10-all.

How To Watch

How can I watch Army Black Knights vs. Air Force Falcons?
  • TV Channel: Black Knights at Falcons 2021 College Football, week 10, is broadcasted on CBS.
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Scoring Summary

AFA FG 1st Period 2:25 Reagan Tubbs 52 Yd Field Goal
ARMY TD 1st Period 0:05 Noah Short 40 Yd pass from Cale Hellums (Dawson Jones Kick)
ARMY FG 2nd Period 0:35 Dawson Jones 44 Yd Field Goal
AFA TD 3rd Period 0:00 Liam Szarka 3 Yd Run (Reagan Tubbs Kick)
ARMY TD 4th Period 7:00 Cale Hellums 10 Yd Run (Dawson Jones Kick)
AFA TD 4th Period 1:26 Liam Szarka 2 Yd Run (Reagan Tubbs Kick)
ARMY FG 4th Period 0:00 Dawson Jones 27 Yd Field Goal

Statistics

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15 1st Downs 23
5-13 3rd down efficiency 8-14
2-3 4th down efficiency 2-2
295 Total Yards 335
102 Passing 161
5/9 Comp/Att 13/18
11.3 Yards per pass 8.9
193 Rushing 174
45 Rushing Attempts 50
4.3 Yards per rush 3.5
4-50 Penalties 2-20
0 Turnovers 3
0 Fumbles lost 1
0 Interceptions thrown 2
25:56 Possession 34:04

Game Information

Falcon Stadium

Location: USAF Academy, CO
Attendance: 39,441 · Capacity:
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