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You've got a guy for Air Force Falcons football tickets. Since 1955, the Air Force Academy has built a storied football program rooted in option-based offense and unwavering discipline. Home games are at Falcon Stadium in Colorado Springs, a venue with iconic views and a tradition of competitive play in the Mountain West Conference. We’ll help you secure your seats for a season of hard-hitting football, memorable rivalries, and bowl-bound ambition.

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Below you’ll find a detailed biography of the program, highlights from its history, and the latest on the 2025 schedule. Remember, securing tickets is straightforward and reliable with us—no fuss, just a connection you can trust.

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About the program: The Air Force Falcons joined the Mountain West Conference in 1999 and have produced a tradition-rich program known for its option-based offense and disciplined execution. The team plays home games at Falcon Stadium in Colorado Springs, CO, a venue opened in 1962 that sits at the foot of the Rocky Mountains and offers a passionate game-day atmosphere. The Falcons hold 21 Commander-in-Chief’s Trophy wins—the most among the service academies—highlighting the intensity of service-academy football rivalries. With 30 bowl appearances and a 16–13–1 all-time record, Air Force football has consistently competed on the national stage.

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2025 schedule highlights: Home games are marked in bold. Expect a competitive slate with conference rivals and non-conference showdowns. Schedule specifics include Aug 30 vs. Bucknell (Falcon Stadium), Sept 13 at Utah State, Sept 20 vs. Boise State (Falcon Stadium), Sept 27 vs. Hawaii (Falcon Stadium), Oct 4 at Navy, Oct 11 at UNLV, Oct 18 vs. Wyoming (Falcon Stadium), Nov 1 vs. Army (Falcon Stadium), Nov 8 at San Jose State, Nov 15 at UConn, Nov 22 vs. New Mexico (Falcon Stadium), and Nov 29 at Colorado State.

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For updates, social media, and more information, follow the official Air Force Falcons channels and visit the program’s official website.

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Quick Facts About Air Force Falcons Football

  • First season: 1955; home games at Falcon Stadium (opened 1962) in Colorado Springs, CO.
  • Conference: Mountain West Conference since 1999; traditional option-based offense.
  • Commander-in-Chief’s Trophy: Air Force has won 21 times (the most of the three service academies).
  • Bowl history: 30 bowl appearances with a 16–13–1 all-time record.
  • Notable achievements: MW Mountain Division titles (2015, 2021); multiple conference championships in WAC and MW eras; 2007 marked Calhoun’s inaugural season with a strong bowl/run.
  • 2025 schedule (home games in bold): Aug 30 Bucknell (Falcon Stadium); Sept 13 at Utah State; Sept 20 Boise State (Falcon Stadium); Sept 27 Hawaii (Falcon Stadium); Oct 4 at Navy; Oct 11 at UNLV; Oct 18 Wyoming (Falcon Stadium); Nov 1 Army (Falcon Stadium); Nov 8 at San Jose State; Nov 15 at UConn; Nov 22 New Mexico (Falcon Stadium); Nov 29 at Colorado State.

Team and competition background

The Air Force Falcons football team represents the United States Air Force Academy in NCAA Division I athletics, primarily competing in the Mountain West Conference. The team was founded in 1955. The Air Force Falcons football program is known for its distinctive triple option offense. [1] [2]

Notable people

Head coach Troy Calhoun has provided long-standing leadership to the Air Force Falcons football program. Notable NFL alumni from the Air Force Falcons football program include Chad Hennings, Bryce Fisher, and Ben Garland. [1] [3]

What attending is like

The Commander-in-Chief's Trophy series is a prestigious competition that pits Air Force against their rival teams. Falcon Stadium is the home venue for the Air Force Falcons football team. [4] [1]

References

  1. [1] Watch Air Force Games Live (Free Trial)
  2. [2] Air Force Falcons Football Uniform History | CFBUD
  3. [3] The Top Ranked Air Force Falcons Football Players of All- ...
  4. [4] Air Force Falcons football

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