One of four teams in the Football Bowl Subdivision with a record of 7-0 entering play this week, the Horned Frogs of TCU find themselves ranked fourth in the AP poll and fifth in the first installment of the BCS rankings as they host the Air Force Falcons in Mountain West Conference play at Amon G. Carter Stadium this weekend.
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Tim Jefferson connected on 3-of-7 passes for 47 yards for the Falcons (5-3, 3-2), who have lost two in a row since a three-game winning streak. Jefferson also carried the ball nine times for 39 yards and a score.
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With its run-heavy attack, Air Force can’t afford to fall too much further behind before the game gets away from the Falcons.
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The drive helped Dalton even out his numbers a bit: He’s now 7-of-14 for 149 yards, the touchdown and an earlier interception. Wesley has run for 114 yards on 14 carries.
For Air Force, Tim Jefferson has 44 yards and a touchdown on six carries and is 2-of-3 for 30 yards.
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The rest of the first quarter passed without a score, but an interception on TCU’s second drive was still the only thing that stopped the Horned Frogs from moving the ball until an incomplete pass on fourth-and-5 from the Air Force 25.
The ball is back with the Falcons.
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The Horned Frogs, who have won 20 straight regular-season games dating back to the 2008 season, have for the most part had their way with the competition so far in 2010 with a scoring margin in the neighborhood of 31 ppg. Last Saturday the team hosted BYU and nearly posted a third straight shutout, all against foes from the MWC, as the squad posted a 31-3 victory in Fort Worth. One of the top overall defenses in college football the last several years, TCU is first in the nation this week with just 9.3 ppg allowed to the opposition.
As for the Falcons, this time last week they were enjoying their place among the nationally ranked, but their three-game win streak and their stay in the polls ended rather quickly as they suffered a 27-25 setback at San Diego State. The defeat also dropped the academy to 3-1 in conference and that means it is trailing both TCU and Utah in the league standings as those two programs show off their perfect 3-0 marks.
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