Army defeated UTSA 29-24 in a closely contested Week 14 game marked by dramatic momentum swings. The Black Knights built an early lead with a 7-0 first quarter, but UTSA matched that score to keep pace. Army extended its advantage to 13-10 by halftime before UTSA answered with a touchdown in the third quarter to take the lead. The fourth quarter proved decisive, with Army scoring 13 points to secure the victory. Despite UTSA covering the spread, Army's late offensive surge proved decisive. UTSA's Owen McCown led all passers with 207 yards, while Devin McCuin caught 82 yards receiving. Army's Bryson Daily scored a crucial 42-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter, with kicker Trey Gronotte adding the extra point. The game featured high drama, with 32 lead changes demonstrating how competitive the contest remained throughout. UTSA also recorded a key defensive play when Christian Clayton recovered a Noah Short fumble in the second quarter, highlighting the defensive intensity on both sides.