Has the last name of West Point. That is weird!

Navy was threatening the red zone, but they fumble and Army jumps on it.

what branch of the military did you serve in? Just curious as to who you’re rooting for (if that’s anyone in this game).

And we got a tie game.

a lot of talk around here about whether on not Frazier is the right guy to be our coach. Things aren’t all that rosy in Detroit as well apparently in regards to Schwartz. There was an interesting fan post over there the other day that was pretty good – http://www.prideofdetroit.com/2011/12/6/2616550/the-jim-schwartz-debate -. Even with the great start Detroit had, after the little confrontation with Harbaugh his popularity seems to be waning. I’d like to beat them tomorrow just to watch him pout.

At the end of the half here.

We have had a total of two pass attempts, both by Army, only one of which was complete for a 10-yard gain.

Navy has 33 carries for 129 yards and two scores.

Army has 32 carries for 201 yards and two scores.

Army has lost two fumbles, while Navy has lost one.

The Chief of Naval Operations was just on the Navy Radio network. Said after Navy lost to Air Force in overtime earlier this year, he had to put on an Air Force jersey and get his picture taken with the Chief of Staff of the Air Force.

Says he has the same bet going with the Army equivalent for this game, and that he doesn’t want to do it again.

That rules.

Montee Ball – Wisconsin

Robert Griffin III – Baylor

Andrew Luck – Stanford

Tyrann Mathieu – LSU

Trent Richardson – Alabama

I’ll predict Griffin III.

Was that a touchdown. . .pass!?

This is Army/Navy, for crying out loud. . .that’s not supposed to happen!

They’ve had five guys carry the ball so far. One guy has 4 carries for 7 yards.

The other four guys are averaging 7.8, 6.6, 7.3, and 8.0 yards per carry.

Fumble by Proctor gives the Black Knights the ball at the Navy 45.

It’s breaking loose in the nation’s capital!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4zbJPowJX8

Vikes should try to draft this kid in 2013. Such a beast.

That Mark Ingram beat out Toby Gerhart in the 2009 Heisman final by 28 points, the closest vote ever. Guess I was unaware of that.

Navy just put together a 9-plus minute drive. . .the Army defense has gotta be pissed.

Who’s gonna win? Robert Griffin III appears to be the favorite at this point but the voting is expected by some to be close. We have:

LSU’s fine CB Tyrann Mathieu – “Honey Badger” has become a force for the top ranked Tigers and is also an excellent kick returner.

Andrew Luck, the fine Stanford QB. Projected by almost everyone to be the #1 pick in next years NFL draft.

Trent Richardson, the fine Alabama RB. Richardson and Alabama watched the SEC championship game from home but will get another shot at LSU in the Allstate BCS National Championship Game. He turned in 203 yards rushing and a receiving touchdown in the Tide’s final game, a 42-14 win over Auburn.

Robert Griffin III, The excellent Baylor QB. Griffin started strong in Baylor’s 48-24 win over Texas, connecting with Kendall Wright for a 59-yard TD on Baylor’s first series. Griffin passed for 320 yards and two scores and ran for 32 yards and two more as the Bears earned consecutive wins over the Longhorns for the first time since 1991-92.

And finally, Wisconsin’s fine RB, Montee Ball. Screw Wisconsin anyway but (and I haven’t mentioned this for like 4 or 5 days but I went to high school with Bielema and he is a pretty good guy. He is stronger than shit, I can tell you that).

Oh shit that’s Monty Hall! Close enough.

i got to play in it 2 years and was on the sidelines with injury my other 2. best game i played in ever, nothing like the fans and the excitement. next to that game my favorite was beating nd for the first time and knocking the #16 team off (wake forest at the time).