Davern, defense help Air Force beat Wyoming 31-17

AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. -- Safety Brodie Hicks was a little modest about his big turnover night. The two interceptions? Fortunate to be in the right place on both. The fumble recovery? Happened to be crawling on the ground and there it was. But he was downright boastful about his defense, proclaiming it the "best in the country." On this night, against this team, it was hard to argue. The Air Force defense caused four turnovers and had four sacks in a 31-17 win over winless Wyoming on Saturday. "That defense came up huge," quarterback Karson Roberts said. "They played fantastic. It's really good to get the ball back with that good of field position." The Falcons (3-2, 2-0 Mountain West) were constantly applying pressure to Wyoming QB Cameron Coffman , who finished 15 of 29 for 192 yards and two scores. He entered the game averaging 274.8 yards, tops in the conference.