12-08-2017, 04:11 PM
Army/Navy
Noon tomorrow PT
CBS
Go Navy!
(I didn't serve, just grew up near Annapolis)
Noon tomorrow PT
CBS
Go Navy!
(I didn't serve, just grew up near Annapolis)
(12-08-2017, 08:11 PM)jacketree link Wrote:Go Navy! Beat Army!
Always good when the CIC is in play.
I hear snow is forecast. My wife and I went to the game in Philly our son's Youngster (3rd Class) year in 2013. They used a Zamboni at half time. I grew up in Colorado, ran XC in blizzard conditions, took survival training (a night out under the stars at -22 deg), but that Army-Navy game is as cold as I've ever been. Just sitting in a cold snow/sleet/rain for half a day including the March On. Knew when we had to de-ice our seats it would be fun. But really, it was so much fun. Bucket list stuff. People paid for our dinner and next morning's breakfast just because we had a super tired Mid with us. (They are getting ready for finals week at both Academies.)
Anyway, the uniform game is outstanding. Love the Navy Blue Angels tribute unis; really love the West Point tributes. A skiing panda!
https://www.sbnation.com/college-footbal...es-history
This thing is passionate the way sports should be passionate. Trash talking during and hearty handshakes after. Here's a self-indulgent YouTube clip of the Sprint Football version, when Navy beat favored Army to win the CSFL title with an undefeated season in 2014. Skip to about 1:50 for former coach Major Lake's run-out speech. What you get from a combat Marine who played for Bobby Bowden at FSU. (Great man - retired in Monterey County now.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXIXeFwqmTs
This was my boy's best 3 hours ever in terms of pure happiness. (#20)
And here's a different type of hat ceremony from JTJR's senior season with Major Paulson as coach. Sprint recruited a five year old. It's long but cute and heartwarming. "Phenomenal" used a few times. I know a lot of those guys.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yoxbGlyUt8
(12-08-2017, 08:11 PM)jacketree link Wrote:Go Navy! Beat Army!
Always good when the CIC is in play.
I hear snow is forecast. My wife and I went to the game in Philly our son's Youngster (3rd Class) year in 2013. They used a Zamboni at half time. I grew up in Colorado, ran XC in blizzard conditions, took survival training (a night out under the stars at -22 deg), but that Army-Navy game is as cold as I've ever been. Just sitting in a cold snow/sleet/rain for half a day including the March On. Knew when we had to de-ice our seats it would be fun. But really, it was so much fun. Bucket list stuff. People paid for our dinner and next morning's breakfast just because we had a super tired Mid with us. (They are getting ready for finals week at both Academies.)
Anyway, the uniform game is outstanding. Love the Navy Blue Angels tribute unis; really love the West Point tributes. A skiing panda!
https://www.sbnation.com/college-footbal...es-history
This thing is passionate the way sports should be passionate. Trash talking during and hearty handshakes after. Here's a self-indulgent YouTube clip of the Sprint Football version, when Navy beat favored Army to win the CSFL title with an undefeated season in 2014. Skip to about 1:50 for former coach Major Lake's run-out speech. What you get from a combat Marine who played for Bobby Bowden at FSU. (Great man - retired in Monterey County now.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXIXeFwqmTs
This was my boy's best 3 hours ever in terms of pure happiness. (#20)
And here's a different type of hat ceremony from JTJR's senior season with Major Paulson as coach. Sprint recruited a five year old. It's long but cute and heartwarming. "Phenomenal" used a few times. I know a lot of those guys.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yoxbGlyUt8
(12-09-2017, 12:49 PM)JPRI link Wrote:Not sure why the Air Force types have this special dislike for Navy.
(12-09-2017, 02:55 PM)French Rage link Wrote:Army has a Raymond Wright. I originally wondered how Reymound Wright still had eligibility left.
(12-09-2017, 02:55 PM)French Rage link Wrote:Army has a Raymond Wright. I originally wondered how Reymound Wright still had eligibility left.