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One of the most unique spectacle in all of sports is upon us as Army takes on Navy in a rivalry showdown that can rivaled by none. Conference championships have been decided and the College Football Playoff field is set, meaning 126 out of 128 FBS teams are dormant this weekend. That clears the stage for a grudge match that makes up the very foundation of college football.
This year marks the 124th meeting between the two foes and will be the end of an era in a way. A longtime independent, Army will join Navy as a member of the American Athletic Conference in 2024 with one exception: The rivalry will continue every year but will not act as a conference game to avoid disruption with its title race. However, that means there’s a chance that one day Army and Navy could meet in the AAC’s title game and then play in the Army-Navy Game the next week.
Wouldn’t that be something?
As for this year’s game, Army has had the better of the series in recent years. It won 20-17 in a double-overtime thriller last season and has won five of the last seven.
LIVE: Follow along with Saturday’s Army-Navy Game
How to watch Army vs. Navy live
Date: Saturday, December 9 | Time: 3 p.m. ET
Location: Gillette Stadium — Foxborough, Massachusetts
TV: CBS | Live stream: CBSSports.com, CBS Sports App (Free)
Streaming on Paramount+ with Showtime (Try It Free)
Army vs. Navy: Need to know
The Commander-in-Chief’s Trophy is on the line: Having already lost to Air Force this season, Navy isn’t eligible for the Commander-In-Chief’s Trophy this year. But a win over Army on Saturday would create a three-way tie, in which case the Falcons would keep the CiC Trophy by virtue of being last year’s winner. An Army win over Navy would give the Knights the trophy.
A win…
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Author : Tom Fornelli
Publish date : 2023-12-09 19:45:40
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