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AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. -- On a night when the Air Force defense was battered and burned, linebacker Grant Ross turned in the biggest play of the game.To think, he nearly got ejected in the first half for a targeting penalty.Tim McVey scored four touchdowns, Ross forced a late fumble and Air Force held off Colorado State 49-46 on Saturday in the highest-scoring game of the rivalry.Colorado State receiver Michael Gallup hauled in a pass to convert a first down with around 1:25 remaining, only to have the ball stripped away by Ross and recovered by safety Brodie Hicks to seal the win for the Falcons (7-3, 3-3 Mountain West).We finally figured something out on the final quarter of the final drive, Hicks said. It ended up helping win the game.There was a nervous moment for the Falcons just before halftime when Ross hit Colorado State QB Nick Stevens in the chest on a play that produced an interception by Jesse Washington. The official flagged him for targeting. The replay booth reversed the call and the penalty was nullified.When I saw the replay, I saw I backed off on (the hit), Ross explained. Thats why they didnt throw me out.Im glad (the game) was on us (at the end). The offense played their guts out. The other team played their guts out. Thats just how it came out. Thats how we like it.McVey gained 184 of Air Forces season-high 485 yards rushing. He nearly had a fifth touchdown, but fumbled into the end zone where offensive lineman Dylan Vail pounced on it.The two teams combined for 1,093 total yards, four turnovers and just two punts -- both by Air Force. The 95 combined points surpassed the old mark of 84 in the series set in 2000. The Falcons lead the all-time series 33-21-1 over the Rams (5-5, 3-3).They made their fair share of plays, Colorado State coach Mike Bobo said. We didnt do the things that we needed to do.Stevens finished with 374 yards passing and two TDs. His favorite target was Gallup , who hauled in 13 passes for 213 yards. The Rams never punted, but missed two field goals, failed to convert on a fourth down and turned it over twice.Air Force sophomore Arion Worthman stepped in again at quarterback with senior Nate Romine bothered by a sore ankle. Worthman rushed for 143 yards, including a 54-yard scamper for a score.Stevens pulled the Rams to within a field goal, 49-46, when he found Gallup for a 7-yard score and a two-point conversion with 6:43 remaining. Colorado States defense held and Air Force had to punt. A few plays later, Gallup fumbled trying to break away from Ross.Michael had a heck of a game and hes hurting about the fumble, Bobo said. But hes going to learn from this and were going to learn from this as a team.THE TAKEAWAYColorado State: The Rams turned in plenty of big plays with Dalyn Dawkins breaking off a 61-yard TD run and defensive back Justin Sweet returning an interception 27 yards for a score. Colorado State remains a win away from bowl eligibility.Air Force: Another game, another trophy. A week after wrapping up the Commander-in-Chiefs Trophy last, the Falcons took home the Ram-Falcon Trophy. That particular keepsake has gone to the winner since 1980.EARLY PRESENTMcVey insisted he now doesnt owe Vail a holiday gift. He already gave him one courtesy of that touchdown. McVey weaved his way through the defense for a 38-yard gain, only to get hit at the 4 by Colorado States Kevin Davis and lose the ball bouncing into the end zone. There was a hustling Vail to fall on it.Dylan came up to me after the play and said, `I was coming up on you, you have to move a little faster, McVey said, grinning. All right Dylan, way to cover me. It was great.This wasnt the first TD for Vail. He said he scored in a similar manner during his high school days in Texas.UP NEXTColorado State: The Rams play their final football game at Hughes Stadium on Saturday against New Mexico. Colorado State will move into a $220 million on-campus stadium in 2017.Air Force: Travels to San Jose State next Saturday.---www.collegefootball.ap.org and https://twitter.com/AP-Top25Swell Bottle Flowers . Boucher previously coached the Tampa Bay Lightning and had a 97-78-20 record over two-plus seasons. He was dismissed by the team last March after the Lightning struggled in the lockout-shortened season with a 13-18-1 record. Swell Bottle Marble Green . The head of USA Boxing came out swinging Tuesday with an open letter to Tyson -- a former Olympic hopeful himself -- that accuses the former heavyweight champion of trying to poach fighters who might be candidates for the U. http://www.swellbottlesaleaustralia.com/swell-water-bottle-sale.html . Supported by three-run homers from Jayson Werth and Wilson Ramos, the young right-hander went seven strong innings in the Washington Nationals 8-4 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Friday night. Swell Water Bottle Sale Australia .C. -- Glenn Howard needed an extra end to move into the Masters Grand Slam of Curling final. Swell Bottle Australia Stockists . He just needed to be his best twisting, turning acrobatic self. "I didnt need to be anybody else, I just needed to be myself and be aggressive," said Burks, who scored a career-high 34 points to spark the Utah Jazz to a 118-103 victory over the Denver Nuggets on Monday night.Its not often a running back coming off a 204-yard rushing day is on the fantasy football waiver wire. But Jay Ajayi of the Dolphins is still available in many leagues after surprising with a big day against the Steelers. Ben Roethlisberger was the biggest injury of the week, but there are enough quarterback options in most leagues to fill in.Here are the players to consider adding off the waiver wire:MARCUS MARIOTA (QB, Titans)Mariota has thrown three touchdowns in two consecutive games, including 284 passing yards against the Browns in Week 6. Mariota is running more with seven carries for 60 yards with a touchdown in Week 5 and he rushed for 64 yards on seven carries Sunday. Mariota will face the Colts, Jaguars and Chargers the next three weeks.BRIAN HOYER (QB, Bears)Hoyer has topped 300-yards passing in four straight games and will face the Packers Thursday night. The Packers could be missing three defensive backs.JAY AJAYI (RB, Dolphins)Arian Foster appeared to be the main back to begin the season and not surprisingly he got injured in Week 2. Then the Dolphins rotated four running backs. Ajayi has been the best one and exploded for 204 rushing yards on 25 carries and two touchdowns against the Steelers Sunday when the Dolphins had a healthy offensive line. Its still difficult to fully trust Ajayi since Foster will still be in the mix, but hes worth an add to see if the Dolphins finally commit to Ajayi.CHRIS IVORY (RB, Jaguars)T.J. Yeldon was supposed to be the feature back in the offense this week and Ivory had 13 touches compared to seven for Yeldon. Ivory had 11 carries for 32 yards and scored a touchdown and caught two passes for three yards, while Yeldon had six carries for 21 yards with a five-yard catch. This is not a great backfield and they could play the hot hand, but Ivory was brought in to help near the goal line and he was dealing with an illness the first few weeks. Ivory is worth an add to stash running back depth. Yeldon played 37 snaps to 24 for Ivory.JACQUIZZ RODGERS (RB, Buccaneers)Rodgers is coming off a bye and will play a secondary role to Doug Martin, who is slated to return from a hamstring injury in Week 7. Rodgers had 35 touches for 129 yards in Week 5. Rodgers will see some targets in the passing game and get a few carries, making him more valuable in point-per-reception formats.MIKE GILLISLEE (RB, Bills)Gillislee is the backup to LeSean McCoy and a good handcuff or add in deeper formats as a stash. He had six carries for 60 yards with a touchdown on Sunday.DWAYYNE WASHINGTON (RB, Lions)The Lions running game has been bad all year.dddddddddddd Washington has a chance to seize a roll in which he can get 8-12 touches per game since no one has stepped up while he has missed two weeks with an injury.CAMERON MEREDITH (WR, Bears)Once again, Meredith was a favorite target of quarterback Brian Hoyer in Week 6. Meredith caught 11 passes for 113 yards on 15 targets. He has 27 targets the last two weeks, catching 20 passes for 243 yards with a touchdown.KENNY BRITT (WR, Rams)Britt has been one of the biggest surprises. He has scored at least double digit points in PPR formats in five of six games. He is averaging 16.4 yards per catch and had seven catches for 136 yards with two touchdowns on eight targets in Week 6.TY MONTGOMERY (WR, Packers)Montgomery was used out of the backfield with the Packers short on running backs and Eddie Lacy playing through injury in Week 6. Montgomery caught 10 of 12 targets for 98 yards and had three carries for six yards. The Packers play Thursday night and Montgomery could play a big role again either out of the backfield or at receiver with Davante Adams dealing with a concussion.KENDALL WRIGHT (WR, Titans)Wright came out of nowhere to catch eight passes for 133 yards with a touchdown even though he didnt play many snaps. Wright caught 94 passes in 2013, but dont spend a high pick or a lot of free agent aquisition money on a player in a conservative offense.CAMERON BRATE (TE, Buccaneers)Brate could have been dropped since he was on a bye last week. Hes a good streaming option and the Buccaneers have a favorable schedule the next three games with the 49ers, Raiders and Falcons. Brate has five receptions in two of the last three games.HUNTER HENRY (TE, Chargers)Henry still has a lot of value even with Antonio Gates around. Henry has 24 targets over the last four games and caught 18 passes for 290 yards and three touchdowns. Gates will still get some red zone targets, but Henry will be a pivotal piece in the offense.JACK DOYLE (TE, Colts)Dwayne Allen has an ankle injury and Doyle will get more targets while Allen is out. The Colts use the tight end a lot in the offense and Doyle has caught 20 of 23 passes. Allen left the game early on Sunday night and Doyle caught four passes for 53 yards with a touchdown.---This column was provided to The Associated Press by the Fantasy Sports Network, http://FNTSY.com ' ' '