October 6, 2007
Air Force’s Running Back, Chad Hall, was too much for UNLV as he scored two touchdowns and ran for a career-high 169 yards in the 31-14 defeat on Saturday night.

UNLV tied the score at 7-7 as time expired in the first half. UNLV, freshman quarterback Travis Dixon ran to his left on a second-down play from the 2-yard line, landing on his shoulder in the end zone.

The Rebels scoring drive covered 65 yards and included a key fourth-down conversion on the Air Force 35, with Dixon passing 6 yards to Ryan Wolfe for a first down on the 29. It was UNLV's only fourth-down conversion of the night, as the Falcons stopped the Rebels on three other occasions on fourth down.

UNLV closed the gap to 21-14 with 14:45 remaining in the game on a four-yard touchdown run by Frank Summers, but Air Force was able to respond. The Falcons made it a two-possession game with a 28-yard field goal by Ryan Harrison with 7:29 remaining after Rebels punter Brian Pacheco netted just a seven-yard punt that gave Air Force the ball on the UNLV 13.

Summers led UNLV with 100 yards rushing on 25 carries, and Ryan Wolfe grabbed 10 passes for 164 yards.

Neither team had trouble moving the ball, with UNLV finishing with 471 yards of total offense and Air Force 432.

The Rebels next game is at home on Saturday, October 13th vs. BYU.