Armed force and Navy will meet for the 119th time on Saturday evening in Baltimore, and the two administration institute opponents will at the end of the day have the school football stage to themselves for the country to watch.
Naval force will endeavor a fifteenth sequential triumph, however this diversion resembles their hardest matchup in years. Armed force has enhanced monstrously, and the Midshipmen are all of a sudden without record-setting quarterback Will Worth. Worth hurt his foot in the AAC title amusement against Temple, and sophomore Zach Abey should do the truly difficult work this week. Intensify Worth's misfortune with the unsettling 34-10 misfortune to the Owls — also the passing of a potential New Years Six Bowl Compartment — and this is not really the ideal time for Navy to play this amusement.
Armed force, in the mean time, enhanced from 123rd in the Football Outsiders S&P+ rankings a year ago to 82nd this year, and enhanced their record from 2-10 to 6-5 and a bowl compartment this year. The offense has battled, yet the guard is honest to goodness great, positioning 41st in the Defensive S&P+ rankings. They'll attempt to drag Navy's offense into the mud, and trust their offense can move against the Midshipmen's helpless safeguard.comment below which team you are supporting army or navy
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