In an upcoming football game between Air Force and Nevada, columnist Chris Murray breaks down the match-up in a detailed position-by-position analysis. Air Force, with a record of 3-7, will be facing Nevada, who is currently 3-8, at Mackay Stadium on Saturday at 7:30 p.m.
The quarterback position will be crucial, with Air Force relying heavily on Quentin Hayes, who has seen more success since taking over as the starter. On the other hand, Nevada’s Brendon Lewis should be well-rested after a bye week. In terms of running backs, Air Force’s Dylan Carson and Owen Allen will be up against Nevada’s potentially returning leading rusher, Savion Red.
The wide receivers and tight ends will play a significant role in the game, with Nevada boasting top pass-catchers in Jaden Smith and Cortez Braham Jr. Both teams have struggled in certain areas, such as Air Force’s offensive line and Nevada’s pass rush. The linebackers and secondary will also be key factors in the game.
Ultimately, the match-up will test the coaching abilities of both teams, with Air Force’s Troy Calhoun and Nevada’s Jeff Choate bringing their own strengths to the table. Fans can look forward to the game and see how these teams will perform on the field. For more insights on Northern Nevada sports, readers can contact Chris Murray via email or follow him on Twitter.
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