Uncertainty again surrounds the quarterback position for Air Force, but this time it’s about who might be coming back.

Coach Troy Calhoun gave evidence Tuesday indicating Evan Medders would not be ready to face Army on Saturday. But he didn’t rule the sophomore out.

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“His body will tell us,” Calhoun said.

Calhoun said Medders, who started three games following a season-ending knee injury to Liam Szarka before missing last week’s game with a turf toe injury, had yet to run a full-speed repetition in practice.

“It has to be a point where you can practice full tilt — you can get in the middle of a practice and there’s none in terms of any reservation just to play that way,” Calhoun said. “We aren’t just looking for somebody to participate.”

Then again, Calhoun drew a comparison to the week his team played Navy in 2023 following an injury to Zach Larrier.…