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2006 Academy grad hasn’t given up hope for NBA career
Before the sun rises most days, Air Force Reserve Capt. Antoine Hood can be found in the gym, practicing his basketball game and dreaming of the day he finally makes it in the National Basketball Association.
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Air Force Wounded Warrior trials end
More than 100 wounded, ill or injured service members are competing for a place on the 2015 Air Force Wounded Warrior Team.
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Academy cadet returns to NCAA swimming competition
Air Force Academy sophomore Genevieve Miller will compete in the NCAA swimming championships from March 19 to 21.
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Air Force beats Western Michigan 38-24 in Potato Bowl
Air Force capped one of the best turnarounds in college football, using a strong ground attack and a huge defensive touchdown to beat Western Michigan in the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl.
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MSU basketball to play in Pearl Harbor in 2016
Honoring the armed forces is personal for the Michigan State basketball program, and it has become tradition. The tradition will continue with an event to remember the attack on Pearl Harbor.
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Lawyer: Custody battle delayed domestic assault claims against Kurt Busch
Kurt Busch’s ex-girlfriend waited weeks to file a domestic assault claim with police because she was locked in a custody battle over her son.
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Falcons run wild in 48-21 win over Rebels
LAS VEGAS – Air Force tailback Jacobi Owens knew the return to his hometown on Saturday would be special.
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Air Force beats Army 23-6 to win CIC Trophy
WEST POINT, N.Y. – Kale Pearson hit tight end Garrett Griffin for a 54-yard touchdown early in the third quarter to…
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Pearson’s TD toss helps Air Force beat Lobos, 35-31
AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. – Fullbacks Shayne Davern and D.J. Johnson lent a hand to Air Force’s passing game with the…
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TACP airman, nearly killed by drunken driver, turns hobby into Warrior Games gold
Staff Sgt. Seth Pena remembers nothing about the day that changed everything.
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2006 Academy grad hasn’t given up hope for NBA career
Before the sun rises most days, Air Force Reserve Capt. Antoine Hood can be found in the gym, practicing his basketball game and dreaming of the day he finally makes it in the National Basketball Association.
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Air Force Wounded Warrior trials end
More than 100 wounded, ill or injured service members are competing for a place on the 2015 Air Force Wounded Warrior Team.
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Academy cadet returns to NCAA swimming competition
Air Force Academy sophomore Genevieve Miller will compete in the NCAA swimming championships from March 19 to 21.
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Air Force beats Western Michigan 38-24 in Potato Bowl
Air Force capped one of the best turnarounds in college football, using a strong ground attack and a huge defensive touchdown to beat Western Michigan in the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl.
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MSU basketball to play in Pearl Harbor in 2016
Honoring the armed forces is personal for the Michigan State basketball program, and it has become tradition. The tradition will continue with an event to remember the attack on Pearl Harbor.
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Lawyer: Custody battle delayed domestic assault claims against Kurt Busch
Kurt Busch’s ex-girlfriend waited weeks to file a domestic assault claim with police because she was locked in a custody battle over her son.
-
Falcons run wild in 48-21 win over Rebels
LAS VEGAS – Air Force tailback Jacobi Owens knew the return to his hometown on Saturday would be special.
-
Air Force beats Army 23-6 to win CIC Trophy
WEST POINT, N.Y. – Kale Pearson hit tight end Garrett Griffin for a 54-yard touchdown early in the third quarter to…
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Pearson’s TD toss helps Air Force beat Lobos, 35-31
AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. – Fullbacks Shayne Davern and D.J. Johnson lent a hand to Air Force’s passing game with the…
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TACP airman, nearly killed by drunken driver, turns hobby into Warrior Games gold
Staff Sgt. Seth Pena remembers nothing about the day that changed everything.
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2006 Academy grad hasn’t given up hope for NBA career
Before the sun rises most days, Air Force Reserve Capt. Antoine Hood can be found in the gym, practicing his basketball game and dreaming of the day he finally makes it in the National Basketball Association.
-
Air Force Wounded Warrior trials end
More than 100 wounded, ill or injured service members are competing for a place on the 2015 Air Force Wounded Warrior Team.
-
Academy cadet returns to NCAA swimming competition
Air Force Academy sophomore Genevieve Miller will compete in the NCAA swimming championships from March 19 to 21.
-
Air Force beats Western Michigan 38-24 in Potato Bowl
Air Force capped one of the best turnarounds in college football, using a strong ground attack and a huge defensive touchdown to beat Western Michigan in the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl.
-
MSU basketball to play in Pearl Harbor in 2016
Honoring the armed forces is personal for the Michigan State basketball program, and it has become tradition. The tradition will continue with an event to remember the attack on Pearl Harbor.
-
Lawyer: Custody battle delayed domestic assault claims against Kurt Busch
Kurt Busch’s ex-girlfriend waited weeks to file a domestic assault claim with police because she was locked in a custody battle over her son.
-
Falcons run wild in 48-21 win over Rebels
LAS VEGAS – Air Force tailback Jacobi Owens knew the return to his hometown on Saturday would be special.
-
Air Force beats Army 23-6 to win CIC Trophy
WEST POINT, N.Y. – Kale Pearson hit tight end Garrett Griffin for a 54-yard touchdown early in the third quarter to…
-
Pearson’s TD toss helps Air Force beat Lobos, 35-31
AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. – Fullbacks Shayne Davern and D.J. Johnson lent a hand to Air Force’s passing game with the…
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TACP airman, nearly killed by drunken driver, turns hobby into Warrior Games gold
Staff Sgt. Seth Pena remembers nothing about the day that changed everything.
