Frank Schwab

Air Force is routed by BYU

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. -- BYU guard Jimmer Fredette pulled up at the top of the key and took a shot no coach would advise, falling away from the basket with an Air Force defender right on him. But Fredette isn't a typical player. He drained the 3-point shot.

That was the first possession of the game, and it never got any better for the Falcons.

Fredette, a player of the year favorite, was a factor in Air Force's 90-52 loss to the No. 7 team in the country, but Air Force's offensive droughts were a bigger issue.

Air Force falls to Brigham Young

PROVO -- Air Force's players came to the bench for the final media timeout of Saturday's game at BYU believing they could win.

They didn't pull off the upset, but considering the embarrassment the Falcons felt as they left here last year, making the 15th ranked Cougars nervous was a sign of progress.

The stories of Troy Calhoun's first recruiting class at Air Force

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. -- Air Force running backs coach Jemal Singleton picked up Troy Calhoun at the Portland airport. There wasn't much small talk on the way to Paul Weatheroy's house. They skipped lunch and went straight to see the recruit. The coaches had little time to waste.

Mountain West Conference, despite another hit, remains optimistic

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. -- In 2010, the Mountain West lost its three best football programs. BYU and Utah announced they would be leaving months ago, and TCU has joined them in heading to bigger things.

Expect extra buzz in Broncos camp this summer

The merchandise sold at the Broncos' team store has had the same logo for more than 10 years. The team didn't bring in any big-name free agents -- unless defensive linemen get you excited. Denver has won just one playoff game in the new millennium and hasn't been to the postseason since the 2005 season.

Larsen

Broncos like Spencer Larsen's potential at fullback

When Spencer Larsen was drafted, Mike Shanahan tossed out an idea that seemed a bit odd.

Former Bronco Gene Mingo was an integral part of the old AFL

Gene Mingo, the first black placekicker in the NFL or AFL, would rather describe how the 1960 Denver Broncos sometimes stayed in separate hotels because of segregation, or how he honed his football skills playing in the service while in the Navy after not attending college.

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