Air Force QB rotation could provide solution to injury, usage issue

In addressing a short-term need, Air Force may have created a long-term solution to one of its most vexing issues at the quarterback position.

Over the past two games — victories over UConn and Army — the Falcons (7-2) have rotated two quarterbacks as they faced injuries to two starters.

The first combo was freshman Howard Fisher IV and bruising senior converted fullback Kemper Hodges following an injury to sophomore Evan Medders, who had replaced the injured junior Liam Szarka. When Medders returned for the game at West Point, Hodges started and rotated into the game frequently.

Three plays into the 24-21 win at Army on Saturday, as Air Force faced a third-and-7, Medders checked in and…