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Navy up 24-10 near end of third Q

Can't believe there was not already a thread on this one.
Oh, the passion!
 
Are we really at the point where we are mocking the Army/Navy game?

Jesus.
 
Hey man, I'm doing just the opposite.
My father was at Annapolis and went to these games.
I love it.
It's cold, the players are breathing smoke, there are tons of people in the stands.
It's awesome football.

EDIT: 31-17 Navy, with under 6 mins left.

FINAL EDIT: Navy holds off a late Army push at the goal line and wins 31-17
 
Anyone who has a chance to see this game ought to do it. Without question the best part of the day is after the game, when the alma maters are played.
 
trifectarich said:
Anyone who has a chance to see this game ought to do it. Without question the best part of the day is after the game, when the alma maters are played.

As mentioned on the SportsJournalists.com poll thread, seeing this game in person is high on the "bucket list" for me.

And Blitz, I did post on the poll thread about the game-changing play in the second quarter. Steelman and co. had their chances to win today, but that 98-yard fumble return for a TD was a backbreaker for the Cadets.
 
I'm waiting for the year when an announcer says "He's got a cannon of an arm." OR "Jones drops back and throws a bom deep downfield."
 
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I Should Coco said:
trifectarich said:
Anyone who has a chance to see this game ought to do it. Without question the best part of the day is after the game, when the alma maters are played.

As mentioned on the SportsJournalists.com poll thread, seeing this game in person is high on the "bucket list" for me.

And Blitz, I did post on the poll thread about the game-changing play in the second quarter. Steelman and co. had their chances to win today, but that 98-yard fumble return for a TD was a backbreaker for the Cadets.

A guy on our staff this year went to West Point and said it really is something to behold. The cadets march, the cadence, the flyover, halftime show, the President switching sides at halftime, the alma maters at the end...

It would have been a heckuva game had Army turned that second Navy fumble into points just before the half. As it was, Army fumbled and Navy took it in for a score....Good night.
 
dixiehack said:
Meanwhile, Troy Calhoun sits at home polishing the CIC Trophy as all is right with the world again.

Damn straight. Love the Zoomies. Calhoun has been great for that program. Still, I'd love to go to an Army-Navy game.
 
I always try to watch this game, even if the football is obviously a little subpar by D-1 standards.

Both teams play their asses off and show impressive sportsmanship when it's over. The patriotism is only part of it.

Woulda been a real good game if Army could have held on to that ball at the end of the first half.

All the best to all those guys and their families.
 
Army is on its way back. It has a very good coach. Now it needs to find another Mike Mayweather or Ronnie McAda to run the offense.

AFA often might have the best team, but AFA-Navy or AFA-Army is the JV game.
 
MileHigh said:
dixiehack said:
Meanwhile, Troy Calhoun sits at home polishing the CIC Trophy as all is right with the world again.

Damn straight. Love the Zoomies. Calhoun has been great for that program. Still, I'd love to go to an Army-Navy game.

Went to a Navy @ Air Force game out in the Springs several years back. Had a great time.
 
too bad the United States Government couldn't meet The Right Reverend Cecil Newton's financial demands so Cam could have signed a free agent contract with Army, the Army could use someone with Cam Newtons ability not to get dirty while rolling in pig swill
 
Here's a West Point grad's analysis of the game:

http://johntreed.com/headline/2010/12/12/comments-on-the-2010-army-navy-game/

He's coached a lot of youth and high school ball and written some coaching books.
 

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