No. 21 Army defeated Air Force 20-3, marking their 12th consecutive victory and maintaining their undefeated record at 8-0. The Black Knights played without starting quarterback Bryson Daily, who was sidelined due to injury, but backup Dewayne Coleman stepped up, contributing to the offense alongside running back Kanye Udoh, who rushed for 158 yards and two touchdowns. Army's defense was pivotal, recording three interceptions and six sacks, effectively neutralizing Air Force's attempts to score. The Falcons struggled offensively, with quarterback Quentin Harris sacked six times and unable to capitalize on scoring opportunities. This loss extends Air Force's losing streak to seven games, while Army aims to secure the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy in their upcoming matchup against Navy. The game was characterized by a slow start for Army, but they found their rhythm in the second half to secure the win.