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EL PASO, Texas -- For the Army football team, the game was for sophomore defensive back Brandon Jackson.Darnell Woolfolk ran for three touchdowns, Andy Davidson rushed for 106 yards and another score and Army routed UTEP 66-14 on Saturday night, days after Jackson was killed in a car accident.Jackson was a starting defensive back for the Black Knights, and played in all 14 games since his arrival in 2015 and finished with 68 career tackles and three interceptions, two of which came against Wake Forest in 2015. He was killed Sunday, hours after Army beat Rice in its home opener.We made Brandon proud, said senior linebacker and captain Andrew King. And were going to keep fighting for him. Brandon is going to be on our minds for the whole season, and for as long as we live.The battle of the nations No. 4 running team against its No. 2 ball carrier never emerged in the Sun Bowl as Army steamrolled its way to a victory in the first meeting between the teams. Army is 3-0 for the first time since the 1996 season, when it started 9-0.We prepared like we had a chip on our shoulder, King said. We just followed our plan.The Black Knights, who average 338 yards per game, conducted a triple-option clinic, rolling up 424 yards rushing on 72 attempts. Woolfolk had 15 carries for 71 yards, with all three scoring runs coming from inside the 10. Davidson had a 33-yard touchdown run in the third quarter to make it 31-0.Theyve been a good 1-2 punch the whole year, Army coach Jeff Monken said about Woolfolk and Davidson.It was really good, Woolfolk said of the way the teams wishbone attack clicked. It just boils down to execution. Everyone was locked in and focusing.UTEP (1-2) allowed the most points at home since 2003. Aaron Jones, who entered the game as the nations second leading rusher, finished with 67 yards on 11 carries and one score.My hats off to Army, UTEP coach Sean Kugler said. In every phase, on offense, defense, special teams, they outcoached us, outhustled us, out did us in everything.Id put them in the Top 25. I have a vote. Ill take care of that tomorrow, Kugler added.THE TAKEAWAYARMY: The Black Knights wishbone option rattled off 45 plays to UTEPs 15 and carried a 22:33 to 7:18 edge in time of possession into the break. They had the ball 10 times and scored on nine of those possessions. Special teams added another score, Max Regans 13-yard fumble return for a touchdown off a kickoff.Eight different players scored for Army. The Black Knights never punted, and did not commit a turnover for the third game in a row. Coming into the game, the Black Knight were one of just five FBS teams without a turnover.Army ran 80 plays and had a 41:40 to 18:20 edge in time of possession. The Black Knights were 10 of 12 on third-down conversions, five of which were third-and-2 plays.Three Black Knight quarterbacks combined for 174 yards on 7-for-8 passing. Malik McGue, a freshman, threw just two passes, one for a touchdown. Army had nine pass attempts in its first two games.UTEP: Playing behind the entire way, the UTEP rushing game never had a chance to get Jones, the nations No. 2 runner, on track. He had just five carries for 13 yards in the first half.FOR THE TROOPSSaturdays game was filled with motivation for Army. Not only were the Knights playing with heavy hearts, but they also were playing for teammates of another kind.El Paso is home to a large Army base at Fort Bliss. For years, UTEP has tried to get the Black Knights on their schedule, but there was a long waiting list. The game finally happened Saturday, and El Paso responded with a crowd of 37,893.Monken said he and his players were motivated by that fact.I know we had a lot of soldiers from Fort Bliss who came out and saw the team in person for the first time in their life, and Im proud of the way we represented them, he said.The game was billed as One City. 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WASHINGTON -- The Los Angeles Angels acquired Danny Espinosa from the Washington Nationals on Saturday night, picking up their new starting second baseman in a trade for two minor league pitchers.The Angels sent right-handers Austin Adams and Kyle McGowin to the Nationals for Espinosa, who presumably lost his starting job in Washington when the team obtained outfielder Adam Eaton from the Chicago White Sox on Wednesday.Washington traded three top pitching prospects to Chicago for Eaton, with the intention of shifting NL Rookie of the Year runner-up Trea Turner from center field back to shortstop, his natural position.The 29-year-old Espinosa hit .209 with a career-high 24 home runs and 72 RBI as Washingtons regular shortstop last season, helping the team win the NL East. He didnt play second base in 2016, but has played there extensively in the past.In seven major league seasons, all with the Nationals, the switch-hitter has batted .226 with 92 homers and 285 RBI.The trade is a homecoming for Espinosa, born and raised a few miles from Angel Stadium in Santa Ana. He grew up attending games in Anaheim with his father, a longtime Angels season ticket holder.Espinosa played at high school powerhouse Mater Dei and starred at Long Beach State before Washington drafted him in 2008.Espinosa is expected to provide an uupgrade at second base with some much-needed power from the left side of the plate.ddddddddddddLos Angeles has received minimal production at the position since parting ways with longtime starter Howie Kendrick two seasons ago.Los Angeles already has a two-time Gold Glove winner at shortstop in Andrelton Simmons, though his career OPS is just .671.Espinosa moved from second base to shortstop last offseason after the Nationals signed Daniel Murphy. The free-swinging Espinosa is considered a better fielder than hitter and has particularly struggled in the postseason, batting .091 in three playoff series.In the 2016 playoffs, Espinosa struck out eight times in 18 plate appearances. His abilities with the glove will fit in with the Angels plan to build a superior defensive team with a core including the gifted Simmons and stellar defensive outfielders Mike Trout and Kole Calhoun.McGowin was ranked as the Angels 20th-best prospect by MLB.com, the Nationals said, although Los Angeles is thought to have one of the worst prospect pools in baseball. He started 27 games in Double-A and Triple-A in 2016, posting a 5.83 ERA.Adams is a reliever who has a 3.75 ERA in 166 minor league appearances. ' ' '