“Injury Updates for Air Force Football Ahead of Armed Forces Bowl: Zac Larrier, Dane Kinamon, and Others”
The upcoming Armed Forces Bowl is capturing attention, and the Air Force Falcons are diligently preparing for their clash against the James Madison Dukes. Earlier in the season, the Falcons displayed an impressive performance, holding a perfect record until Week 8. However, their momentum was halted by a defeat to the Army Black Knights, followed by three consecutive losses to Hawaii, UNLV, and Boise State, concluding the regular season with an 8-4 record.
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Despite the late-season setbacks, the Falcons’ strong start earned them a spot in the bowl game, where they will face the James Madison Dukes. The Dukes, despite an NCAA regulation barring teams transitioning from FCS to FBS from postseason participation in their first two years, secured a place in the bowl season, having gone 11-1 in their second year in the Sun Belt.
The Armed Forces Bowl matchup between the Air Force Falcons and the James Madison Dukes is scheduled for Saturday, December 23, at 3:30 p.m. Eastern Time. As the Falcons aim for their third consecutive bowl victory, a closer look at their player roster reveals some key figures who may be absent from the postseason game against James Madison.
Air Force Football Injury Report ahead of Armed Forces Bowl:
Zac Larrier – QB: Senior quarterback Zac Larrier, crucial to the Falcons’ performance, has been missing in action over the last four games of the regular season. While no official statement has been released, there is optimism at USAFA that Larrier may return for the Armed Forces Bowl.
Dane Kinamon – WR: The wide receiver, Dane Kinamon, is listed as doubtful for the Armed Forces Bowl, with the nature of his injury undisclosed. In the 2023 season, Kinamon contributed 126 receiving yards with two touchdowns in five catches.
Jared Roznos – WR: Another wide receiver, Jared Roznos, is also at risk of missing the Armed Forces Bowl. Similar to his teammates, the details of Roznos’s injury remain undisclosed. When asked about the availability of Larrier and Roznos, head coach Troy Calhoun remarked, “That could be the case.”
