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Navy runs for 569 yards in 42-32 win over Cincinnati
Navy quarterback Zach Abey broke a 53-yard run with just under two minutes left in the game against Cincinnati.
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Invictus Games kick off: Here’s what you need to know about Team USA
Ninety athletes will represent Team USA in the Invictus Games, the largest wounded warrior competition of the year, beginning Saturday in Toronto.
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Cincinnati readies for Navy triple-option in AAC clash
Navy and Cincinnati will meet for the first time Saturday since 1956, yet both coaching staffs are quite familiar with each other.
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David Bey, Army vet who fought Larry Holmes for world heavyweight crown, dies at 60
The ‘Hand Grenade’ served six years in uniform in the 1970s.
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No. 7 Michigan sticking with shaky Speight against Air Force
Jim Harbaugh appears to be growing impatient with questions about quarterback Wilton Speight.
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No. 8 Ohio State tries to move on against improved Army
Ohio State players likely will be a little cranky when Army visits for the first time on Saturday afternoon. The No. 8 Buckeyes were smoked by Baker Mayfield and Oklahoma at Ohio Stadium last week and will be looking for an outlet for their frustration.
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A year after bombing, military charity race comes back stronger
Organizers of a Marine Corps charity race in New Jersey marred by terrorism a year ago say they were forced to move Saturday’s event to a neighboring town because of a sharp increase in registrants.
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Army football coach Jeff Monken signs contract extension
Terms of the new deal weren’t disclosed, but the coach’s old contract reportedly ran through 2020.
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Abey, defense lead Navy past Tulane 23-21
Quarterback Zach Abey amassed 240 total yards with a touchdown, leading Navy past Tulane 23-21 in the American Athletic Conference opener Saturday.
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Tulane vs Navy: Stopping the option is the only option
Navy coach Ken Niumatalolo and Tulane counterpart Willie Fritz are two of the nation’s foremost practitioners of the option offense.
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Navy runs for 569 yards in 42-32 win over Cincinnati
Navy quarterback Zach Abey broke a 53-yard run with just under two minutes left in the game against Cincinnati.
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Invictus Games kick off: Here’s what you need to know about Team USA
Ninety athletes will represent Team USA in the Invictus Games, the largest wounded warrior competition of the year, beginning Saturday in Toronto.
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Cincinnati readies for Navy triple-option in AAC clash
Navy and Cincinnati will meet for the first time Saturday since 1956, yet both coaching staffs are quite familiar with each other.
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David Bey, Army vet who fought Larry Holmes for world heavyweight crown, dies at 60
The ‘Hand Grenade’ served six years in uniform in the 1970s.
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No. 7 Michigan sticking with shaky Speight against Air Force
Jim Harbaugh appears to be growing impatient with questions about quarterback Wilton Speight.
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No. 8 Ohio State tries to move on against improved Army
Ohio State players likely will be a little cranky when Army visits for the first time on Saturday afternoon. The No. 8 Buckeyes were smoked by Baker Mayfield and Oklahoma at Ohio Stadium last week and will be looking for an outlet for their frustration.
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A year after bombing, military charity race comes back stronger
Organizers of a Marine Corps charity race in New Jersey marred by terrorism a year ago say they were forced to move Saturday’s event to a neighboring town because of a sharp increase in registrants.
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Army football coach Jeff Monken signs contract extension
Terms of the new deal weren’t disclosed, but the coach’s old contract reportedly ran through 2020.
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Abey, defense lead Navy past Tulane 23-21
Quarterback Zach Abey amassed 240 total yards with a touchdown, leading Navy past Tulane 23-21 in the American Athletic Conference opener Saturday.
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Tulane vs Navy: Stopping the option is the only option
Navy coach Ken Niumatalolo and Tulane counterpart Willie Fritz are two of the nation’s foremost practitioners of the option offense.
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Navy runs for 569 yards in 42-32 win over Cincinnati
Navy quarterback Zach Abey broke a 53-yard run with just under two minutes left in the game against Cincinnati.
-
Invictus Games kick off: Here’s what you need to know about Team USA
Ninety athletes will represent Team USA in the Invictus Games, the largest wounded warrior competition of the year, beginning Saturday in Toronto.
-
Cincinnati readies for Navy triple-option in AAC clash
Navy and Cincinnati will meet for the first time Saturday since 1956, yet both coaching staffs are quite familiar with each other.
-
David Bey, Army vet who fought Larry Holmes for world heavyweight crown, dies at 60
The ‘Hand Grenade’ served six years in uniform in the 1970s.
-
No. 7 Michigan sticking with shaky Speight against Air Force
Jim Harbaugh appears to be growing impatient with questions about quarterback Wilton Speight.
-
No. 8 Ohio State tries to move on against improved Army
Ohio State players likely will be a little cranky when Army visits for the first time on Saturday afternoon. The No. 8 Buckeyes were smoked by Baker Mayfield and Oklahoma at Ohio Stadium last week and will be looking for an outlet for their frustration.
-
A year after bombing, military charity race comes back stronger
Organizers of a Marine Corps charity race in New Jersey marred by terrorism a year ago say they were forced to move Saturday’s event to a neighboring town because of a sharp increase in registrants.
-
Army football coach Jeff Monken signs contract extension
Terms of the new deal weren’t disclosed, but the coach’s old contract reportedly ran through 2020.
-
Abey, defense lead Navy past Tulane 23-21
Quarterback Zach Abey amassed 240 total yards with a touchdown, leading Navy past Tulane 23-21 in the American Athletic Conference opener Saturday.
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Tulane vs Navy: Stopping the option is the only option
Navy coach Ken Niumatalolo and Tulane counterpart Willie Fritz are two of the nation’s foremost practitioners of the option offense.
