Air Force downs Wyoming 20-6 behind Hammond

AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. -- On a cold, blustery day when defense figured prominently for both Wyoming and Air Force, free safety Jeremy Fejedelem helped swing the game in favor of the Falcons. Fejedelem led a strong defensive effort with his first two interceptions of the season, Donald Hammond III ran for one touchdown and threw for another, and Air Force rolled to its seventh straight win by beating Wyoming 20-6 on Saturday amid gusting winds and near freezing temperatures. "It's always good when you can make a big play like that for the team," said Fejedelem, who made both interceptions after the ball was deflected. "But I really didn't have to do much. My teammates tipped them up for me." The turnovers thwarted Wyoming drives and produced time-consuming drives ending in two field goals by Jake Koehnke .