One of the most enduring traditions of the Army-Navy Game involves the special patches players on both sides have sewn onto their jerseys.

On Friday, ahead of the 125th Army-Navy Game between the U.S. Military Academy at West Point and the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, American Military

Kickoff of the 125th Army-Navy Game was still two hours away. But the electricity was unlike anything I’ve seen before. Ultimately, Army-Navy is a football game and a good one at that. The Midshipmen entered Saturday’s game with an 8-3 record and with a pair of wins in their final two games of the season — against Army and over Oklahoma in the Armed Forces Bowl — they can clinch just their sixth double-digit win season in school history.

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In one way, the Army-Navy rivalry is just like any other rivalry — bitter rivals, clash on the field. That’s where the list of similarities basically ends. “It means everything,” Navy student Bobby Kittelberger from Wantagh,

Army and Navy meet for the 125th time at 2 p.m. CT Saturday (on CBS) from Northwest Stadium in Landover, Maryland, home of the NFL's Washington Commanders. It's the only college game this weekend, a week after the conference championships and a week before the College Football Playoff,