Bowl News

By Ron Richards, www.armedforcesbowl.com Playing college football on the highest level of the sport requires special individuals. The discipline needed… Continue reading

Offensive opportunities could be limited in Saturday’s Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl, so Rice quarterback Taylor McHargue is determined to make the most of every possession. Continue reading →

Junior quarterback Taylor McHargue (on playing Air Force) “You know what you’re going to get against them. You’re going to… Continue reading

Nick DiJulio, Defensive Lineman, 6-4, 240, Sr., Overland Park, Kan.     How did you decide to attend the Academy vs…. Continue reading

It doesn’t matter that Jason Kons has been here before. When he pulls his No.75 Air Force jersey over his head for Saturday’s Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl, it will be a very special moment for the 6-4, 260-pound offensive lineman. Continue reading →

The 2012 Mountain West Conference’s five-game college bowl season comes to a close with Air Force’s contest against Rice in Saturday’s Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl. Continue reading →

Sometimes the ‘student’ half of the ‘student-athlete’ equation seems to get lost when we take a look at big-time college sports. Continue reading →

Bowl marks the final game for two Rice defensive linemen who have been teammates since seventh grade. Continue reading →

Air Force Coach Troy Calhoun windows media audio file from Wednesday - D26CALHOUN Air Force Quarterback Connor Dietz windows media audio… Continue reading

Rice faces the challenge of slowing down the Air Force option offense, which has produced an average of 328.8 yards rushing per game this season. Continue reading →