By not taking up a proposal to allow Army and Navy to play an additional regular-season game, the NCAA is hurting their ...

28th Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III joins our 'Inside College Football' analysts to share his thoughts on the Army football season from the perspective of a West Point alumnus and ...

Army and Navy's request to add a 13th regular-season game has been tabled by the Division I Football Oversight Committee, ...

The Army-Navy game is one of the most historic and iconic rivalries in college football. With countless traditions (march on, prisoner exchange, Sing Second), it really is a special event.

Army and Navy petitioned the NCAA Division I Football Oversight Committee to be allowed to schedule a 13th regular season game.

The Army-Navy game kept going during World War II, contributing to one of the most significant chapters in the rivalry's long history. The Army-Navy game is as much a part of college football as ...

Army and Navy are no longer national powers, but that doesn't matter as the rivalry transcends the won-loss records. Given the state of world affairs, this year's game has special meaning.

The Black Knights are favored to beat the Midshipmen for the third time in a row as the historic rivalry returns to the Washington, D.C. area. The 125th Army-Navy Game kicks off Saturday afternoon ...

The NCAA Division I Football Oversight Committee apparently did not think too highly of a proposal that would have allowed Army and Navy to play an additional regular season game. Navy athletic ...