The gap has continued to narrow for Army as compared with its rival, Navy. In the closest Army has played Navy since last beating them in 2001, the Black Knights fell to Navy, 27-21. Look inside for exclusive photos by ArmySports.com.
The first 20 minutes felt like the 2010 game, but the final five minutes felt like the 2009 game. Navy took an early lead thanks to Army turnovers, but it finished off another win over its rival because the Black Knights couldn't close the sale on a defining fourth-quarter drive.
LANDOVER, MD-- Navy head coach Ken Niumatatlolo his team pulled out a 27-21 victory over the Army Black Knights. Navy has now won 10 in a row in the series but the game was won by narrowist margin in series since 2000 when the Mids won 30-28.
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December 10, 2011
It was a sloppy game that featured five turnovers (by both teams) and an off-side penalty on Army that iced the game for the Midshipman, but in this rivalry, a win is a win. The Midshipman took advantage of those mistakes and two late field goals by kicker Jon Teague to defeat the Black Knights for the 10th consecutive time.
What a finish for Teague, who had suffered through a...
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December 11, 2011
ANALYSIS/OPINION Army finally showed up in body as well as in spirit for Saturday's annual extravaganza against Navy, and the Black Knights' 27-21 defeat at FedEx Field could have been considered a moral victory after nine consecutive double-digit losses in the series. But we all know what moral victories are ...
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December 11, 2011
By Jim Donaldson
It's Military Appreciation Day here, which partially explains the Army and Navy logos you'll notice in the end zones.
What former Naval officers such as I appreciate is that, in the 112th Army-Navy game played here Saturday, the Midshipmen rolled to a 10th consecutive victory over the Black Knights of the Hudson, 27-21.
The Patriots are...
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December 10, 2011
The Explorers are now 5-0 this year at home after beating the Army Black Knights.
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December 11, 2011
(Guru’s note: The Villanova-St. Joseph’s game is in the post above this one. Some other stops the Guru made and is making during the week at Rutgers hosting Fordham, Seton Hall hosting UConn, and Sunday’s doubleheader in New York will be handled in Sunday night’s post.)By Mel Greenberg PHILADELPHIA – Penn continues to set new milestones in coach Mike McLaughlin’s third...
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