Air Force Falcons Season Prediction, What Will Happen
Air Force isn’t like most teams. It’s able to build up the talent and parts to be ready to fill in when it’s their turn, so losing 11 starters isn’t that big a deal like it would be for anyone else.
Air Force had to all but start from scratch offensively last year and it was one of the most efficient and tight attacks in college football. Getting back six starters and a slew of other guys who saw meaningful time is like Christmas.
The team isn’t sitting on the results of last year. The O might have led the nation in rushing, but the demand is for more. More big plays, more dominance out of the line, and more control for a team that was among the best in the country and dominating the tempo. As long as that happens, everything else works defensively.
Set The Air Force Falcons Regular Season Win Total At … 8.5
There wasn’t any time last year when the machine didn’t work or the team wasn’t able to adjust to the pace of the game, and this year there isn’t a game it can’t win.
It can beat Colorado. It can beat Boise State. It can put up double-digits wins and take the Mountain West title, but it’s asking too much to get the same all-around performance as the 2021.
Road games at Utah State and San Diego State are the big problems, Colorado won’t be easy, and Boise State, Wyoming, and Army will be fights. Anything less than nine wins will be annoying, but assume the Falcons can hit that regular season mark as long as the running game works like did last year.
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