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Posted December 04, 2012 on airforce.scout.com
PLAYERS: Troy Calhoun
TEAMS: Air Force Falcons,  Bowling Green Falcons
In January, Pete Cender (Howell, MI) turned heads at the Army All-American Combine in San Antonio. The 6-foot-4, 225-pound tight end was named was named to many All-Combine teams after his strong performance. He raked in offers from Western Michigan, Air Force, and Bowling Green, before he made his verbal commitment to play for head coach Troy Calhoun in June.
Original Story: http://airforce.scout.com/2/1246306.html
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