Air Force continues to fly under the radar despite holding BYU to 88 yards passing a week ago and winning. We had Air Force a week ago and we take them here against Oklahoma. Oklahoma seems to have the tendency to look ahead and here they are in a let down spot after a big win last week. This is a team that struggled against Utah State in week 1 and Tim Jefferson is a lot more elusive than Utah State's QB. But the main story here is Air Force's defense that has been phenomenal. This is a secondary that gave up just 5 passing touchdowns if you take out their loss against BYU where they gave up 5 in 2009. They even shut down Houston's Case Keenum 222 yards and 6 interceptions in a rout of their bowl game 47-20. Oklahoma has struggled with Mountain West teams including BYU which they lost to a year ago on opening week. Air Force has what it takes to stay in a game especially getting +17, because their pass defense is great and they run the ball all the time.
Navy has looked bad just 27 points in their first two games. Is La Tech getting Navy at the right time? La Tech has a major revenge spot here as they lost on the road 32-14 and now they have seen the triple option offense. La Tech has the spread offense installed and this is a new look that Navy has not seen yet this season as they have been passed on just 19 times facing two run heavy first offenses. La Tech is 7-1 ATS in their last 8 home games and only lost by 10 to Boise at home and by 8 at LSU. this is a huge game for them and they've been tested by TX A&M and I think that game will help them. The LB's are the strength of the team as Cole and Dudley can stop Navy's QB Ricky Dobbs who doesn't seem to be 100%. Special teams features WR Phil Livas who is electric.
