The Air Force Falcons seek their third consecutive victory in the all-time series when they host the Navy Midshipmen on Saturday in the first leg of this season's battle for the Commander-In-Chief's Trophy. Air Force (3-1) also has won four straight meetings with Navy at home, where it is 19-7 overall against the Midshipmen. Navy (1-2) last won at Falcon Stadium in 2012, when it posted a 28-21 overtime victory.

Kickoff at Falcom Stadium in Colorado Springs, Col. is set for noon ET on CBS. The Falcons are 14-point favorites in the latest Air Force vs. Navy odds from Caesars Sportsbook, while the over/under for total points scored is 38. (See the latest college football lines for all of this week's games on our college football odds page.)

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The model knows Air Force is coming off a dominant 48-20 victory against Nevada last week in which it owned a 34-point lead after three quarters. The nation's top-ranked ground attack did most of the damage for the Falcons, amassing 461 of their 541 yards of total offense on 75 attempts. Senior Brad Roberts led the way with 123 yards and three touchdowns on 20 carries while junior John Lee Eldridge III ran eight times for 102 yards.

The model also knows Navy possesses the fifth-ranked rushing defense in the country as it is allowing an average of 69 yards on the ground per game. The Midshipmen posted their first win of the season last week, a 23-20 triumph at East Carolina in double overtime. Junior wideout Vincent Terrell Jr. made three catches for 114 yards and a TD for Navy, which has won four of its last five games away from home dating back to last season. 

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