The Army-Navy game is the longest-running college football rivalry in the United States, dating back to 1890.
The two teams have met 116 times, with Navy holding a 60-49-7 advantage.
2Over 100 Years of History
Both the United States Military Academy (West Point) and the United States Naval Academy (Annapolis) are prestigious service academies that prepare graduates for careers in the military.
3 A Tradition of Military Service
4 A National Spectacle
The Army-Navy game is a national spectacle, televised on CBS and generating millions of viewers each year.
5 The Commander-in-Chief Trophy
Since 1972, the winner of the Army-Navy game has received the Commander-in-Chief Trophy, which is awarded to the academy with the best record in games against Army, Navy, and the Air Force Academy.
6 Mules and Goat
The Army's mascot is the mule, while the Navy's mascot is the goat.
7 Pre-Game Tradition
The Army-Navy game is known for its unique pre-game traditions, including the "March On" ceremony, in which the entire student bodies of both academies march in formation across the field.
8 Flyovers and Parachute Team
The game often features dramatic flyovers by military aircraft, such as the Blue Angels or the Golden Knights Parachute Team.
9 More than a Game
The Army-Navy game is more than just a football game; it is a symbol of the rivalry and respect between the two branches of the military.
10 A Legacy of Service and Sportsmanship
The Army-Navy game is a reminder of the legacy of service and sportsmanship that both West Point and Annapolis have instilled in their graduates for over a century.