AFA hopeful for 'good match'
By Jim Benton, Rocky Mountain News
December 19, 2006
Troy Calhoun got strong endorsements from two Colorado football notables Monday.
Calhoun, a former Air Force Academy quarterback who currently is the Houston Texans offensive coordinator, interviewed Monday in Houston for the Air Force Academy coaching position that opened when Fisher DeBerry retired last week.
"I think he would be a great head coach at the academy," Denver Broncos coach Mike Shanahan said.
"Just being around him, he'd be a perfect fit. His football knowledge, his family, his values, just knowing the academy, what it stands for, how to recruit, I just don't see how you could get a better fit."
Former University of Colorado coach Gary Barnett, a former coach at Air Academy High School, said Calhoun "seems like such a good match. I don't know all the ins and outs (about the Falcons and Calhoun's AFA history) but it seems like such a great fit."