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With President Barack Obama presiding over the first Army-Navy game to be played in the vicinity of the nation's capital, the Mids (5-7) got a pair of touchdown runs from quarterback Kriss Proctor to win their 10th straight in the rivalry.

It's a good thing Army-Navy doesn't rely on competitiveness for its appeal. Navy may have won its eighth straight in the series, but the game is about much more than what appears on the scoreboard.

Military insurer USAA has signed a 10-year agreement to sponsor the annual Army-Navy football game.

President George W. Bush plans to take in the next chapter of one of college football's most-storied rivalries, going next month to watch the annual Army-Navy football game.

The annual Army-Navy football game will be played a week later, on the second Saturday in December, starting in 2009.

The roar of Air Force One and a tip of its wing over the field signaled President Bush's presence Saturday at the Army-Navy football game, a matchup steeped in tradition and shadowed by war in Iraq.

People know when they're watching the Army-Navy game, it's a game between students who happen to play football.

Story | Conversation | November 30, 2004

Winning and losing the Army-Navy game has never meant so much and so little.

Keenan Reynolds extended Navy's dominance against Army, scoring the winning touchdown late in the fourth quarter in a 17-13 victory in the 113th rivalry game Saturday.

It's been a while since all three service academies -- Army, Navy and Air Force -- all went bowling in the same year. But it could happen this year if the Black Knights take care of business, writes Ryan McGee.

Blog | Conversation | November 12, 2010

The Poinsettia Bowl has agreed to deals that will put teams from the Mountain West Conference and the Western Athletic Conference, along with Army and Navy, in the December game from 2010-2013.

The Army-Navy football game will be held in Philadelphia for five of the next eight years, beginning in 2010.

Navy football coach Ken Niumatalolo was given a contract extension Wednesday, a reward for defeating Army and taking the Midshipmen to a bowl game in his first full season as coach at the academy.

Navy's win for the ages was definitely on the mark. But Army's decision to drop a game against Georgia Tech was not.

There wasn't much change, for better or for worse, in the independents this past season, writes Adam Rittenberg.

For the service academies, bowl berths and national rankings are nice, but the real prize is the Commander-In-Chief's trophy. Navy's defense starts Saturday against Air Force.