Colleges: Jonathan Warzeka
Second half starts with bang, and bang
It took 13 seconds for Houston to cut the Air Force lead to 24-13.
And then it took just 16 seconds more for Air Force to return the favor and reclaim an 18-point lead, 31-13. Jonathan Warzeka returned the ensuing kickoff 100 yards -- the second in Armed Forces Bowl history -- shaking off tackles and then sprinting down the right sideline for Air Force's first kickoff return for touchdown since 1985.
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