They played at FedEx a few years ago. I went to RFK when MD was in the Military Bowl, safe to say that facility has seen better days.Iirc, they still intend to play some future games at RFK, so it might be an easier day trip from Va Beach.
Gotta root for the grand-nephew, I suppose, L (somebody has to).
Iirc, they still intend to play some future games at RFK, so it might be an easier day trip from Va Beach.
Gotta root for the grand-nephew, I suppose, L (somebody has to).
Such great tradition.
Navy really running up the score
The "throwing out the records" thing is usually just a sports cliche to heighten a rivalry, but in this case, this game is always a big deal regardless of how the two teams do. Really no game like it, they want to beat each other so badly yet at the end of the day, they have so much respect for each other. I really want to get to that game one of these days.Grandpa was in the Navy during WWII, so always cheered for the Midshipmen. Friend of mine has a party for this game every year.
The "throwing out the records" thing is usually just a sports cliche to heighten a rivalry, but in this case, this game is always a big deal regardless of how the two teams do. Really no game like it, they want to beat each other so badly yet at the end of the day, they have so much respect for each other. I really want to get to that game one of these days.
I think it's real, it's a bond that no other two teams have. Even Air Force isn't considered as part of the same brotherhood as those two. The whole singing together is pretty unique.Well, they're mostly polite to each other--I'm not sure how much respect they actually have.
I think it's real, it's a bond that no other two teams have. Even Air Force isn't considered as part of the same brotherhood as those two. The whole singing together is pretty unique.
There was a great story about an off the books Army special ops mission to capture the NAVY goat a few years ago, which they did. Amazing story, hilarious too.
I have a friend who was on the team that captured the Army mules and returned them to Annapolis where they were met by the FBI. I think it's only been done once.