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Navy 31 Army 13

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The Midshipmen pull off the mild upset and take the Commander-in-Chief trophy.

Navy QB Blake Horvath rushes for 204 yards and throws for an additional 107 to lead Navy.

I watched most of it, Navy was pretty dominate. 

I was pulling for Army due to my son being in the Army currently as a Captain and is stationed at Fort Carson in Colorado Springs. But as always when these two play America is the winner!

Was pulling for Army as the Army running backs coach is my son's friend. Navy played really well today!

Grandpa spent 14 years in the Navy. Always root for them.

When service academies play each other it is hard for me to pick a side. 

25 minutes ago, theguru said:

When service academies play each other it is hard for me to pick a side. 

Same here.  I grew up not far from the Naval Academy (old enough to remember Roger Staubach) and my family has deep Annapolis roots, but I just enjoy the pageantry of this game every year. 

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1 hour ago, theguru said:

When service academies play each other it is hard for me to pick a side. 

Ditto.  I have had friends and relatives in all branches of the service, so when it's Army vs Navy or Air Force or any combination of the three, I truly just cheer for a good game.

 

1 hour ago, theguru said:

When service academies play each other it is hard for me to pick a side. 

This. I can't actively root against either team. In my opinion this is the purest college football game played in America every year.

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