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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

Mark Schlabach is pegging Alabama as the nation's top 2010 team in his Way-Too-Early Top 25.

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.

Bowl season has arrived, but not every game is created equal. See how Mark Schlabach ranks all 34 bowl games.

These might not be the biggest games of the 2008 season, but they offer some of the most intriguing story lines, writes Mark Schlabach.

After gazing into the crystal ball, Mark Schlabach reveals his five predictions for the Independents in 2008.

Loving to hate is the norm in college football. There's nothing you can say, but you can learn how to play the game. It's easy.

The Blue Ribbon College Football Yearbook previews the 2008 Navy Midshipmen, exclusively on Insider.

Story | July 14, 2008

Now that Paul Johnson is finally coaching at a school in a BCS conference, he isn't about to change the system that got him to Georgia Tech.

Navy wasted little time finding a new football coach, promoting assistant Ken Niumatalolo on Saturday to replace Paul Johnson, who left Friday to take over at Georgia Tech.

Navy coach Paul Johnson has agreed to become Georgia Tech's next football coach, Navy athletics director Chet Gladchuk confirmed Friday.

With the coaching carousel finally beginning to slow down, it's time to hand out some grades on how schools have fared in their searches.

Navy coach's success has three schools pursuing him

Reggie Campbell had a school-record 98-yard kickoff return, and Navy defeated mistake-prone Army 38-3 Saturday

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

From meeting the shockers ... to coaches losing it, catching it and regretting it ... to some mascot advice, The Dash runs through it all.