Bryson Washington rushed for his first collegiate touchdown, Richard Reese ran for another and Baylor used a second-half surge to beat Air Force 31-3.

As it was in so many other aspects of this game, the Falcons were excellent in the first half and dreadful after that. Baylor, which has been running the ball on nearly two thirds of its plays this year, ran eight times for 14 yards in the first half. In the second half they ran for 216 yards and three touchdowns.

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WACO, Texas (KWTX) - Shortly before the game, it was revealed that Baylor’s starting quarterback, Dequan Finn, would be sidelined for the matchup against Air Force. Finn was observed with his right arm in a sling. Backup quarterback Sawyer Robertson took the helm for the Bears.

Air Force junior quarterback John Busha ran 21 times for 45 yards and was 0 for 5 passing. After his second fumble, he was replaced by sophomore Quentin Hayes. Sophomore Josh Johnson also saw time. Cade Harris led the Falcons with 71 rushing yards on eight attempts.

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In his first start this season, Sawyer Robertson threw for 248 yards as Baylor overcame an error-prone first half to roll past Air Force 31-3 on Saturday night in Waco,