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WEST POINT, N.Y. (AP) — Singing the alma mater second never felt quite like this for Army. These Black Knights accomplished something never before done in the history of their rivalry with Navy: Beating the Midshipmen at West Point. Tyhier Tyler scored on a 4-yard run early in the fourth quarter, the Army defense stoned Navy with a goal-line stand in the third, and the Black Knights beat their archrival 15-0 on Saturday at fog-shrouded Michie Stadium. It was the first meeting between the teams at West Point since a 13-0 Navy shutout in 1943. The storied game is typically played at a neutral...

Army Blanks Archrival Navy, 15-0 Army linebacker Jeremiah Lowery reacts during the first half of an NCAA college football game against Navy on Saturday, Dec. 12, 2020, in West Point, New Year. (AP Photo/Adam Hunger) 13 Dec 2020 WEST POINT, N.Y. — For the better part of the past two decades, Navy fielded one of the most feared rushing attacks in college football. Just last season, the Midshipmen set a single-season school record for rushing yards (4,687) while leading the nation in that category for the sixth time since 2003. On a dark, overcast and extremely foggy day at West Point, a natio...

Army Black Knights and Navy Midshipmen faced off in their 121st meeting on Saturday The game was not held on neutral ground for the first time since WWII, due to pandemic restrictions  Usual venue in Philadelphia cannot host due to restrictions on crowd sizes from Pennsylvania governor At West Point, only midshipmen and cadets were allowed to attend the venerated contest  The Army defeated the Navy 15-0 on Saturday. They will play against the Air Force on December 19 to determine who wins the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy, which was won by Navy last year

Skip to main content Ten months after his death, David Forney's number will be worn again at the Army-Navy game Kareem Copeland, The Washington Post Dec. 11, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail Navy guard David Forney (68) prepares to lead the Midshipmen out on the field before the 2019 Army-Navy game.Washington Post photo by Jonathan Newton Billy Honaker knew the No. 68 would be worn again one day. The Navy football team wouldn't keep it out of circulation forever, and there was a feeling Honaker just couldn't shake: That he might be the one to wear it. The last time No. 68 was worn in Navy's blue an...