All content in this category covers the Navy Midshipmen football team. The military academy program is a part of the American Conference (AC), a Division I conference in the NCAA.
The American Conference will welcome its members to the Tampa Bay area on July 23 for the 2026 Media Days. Yet, ahead of that day, there are plenty of storylines to dive into. In this joint column from Mackenzie Neglia and myself (Brandyn Pokrass), we will get you ready for all of the action coming […]
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For many college football programs, the 2026 recruiting class has been practicing with their respective teams since spring. However, it’s a completely different story for the Naval Academy. Unlike other programs, Navy football players don’t arrive on campus until late June for Induction Day, where the incoming freshman class officially reports to Annapolis. In fact,
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BALTIMORE, MD — The 126th edition of the annual Army-Navy game was full of excitement. From the moment cadets took to the field during pregame, the energy within the M&T Bank Stadium was palpable with 70-thousand in attendance. One could feel the playful animosity from both the Navy and Army cadets in the stands, and
2025 Army-Navy Game Recap: Heidenreich’s Heroics Lift Midshipmen, 17-16 Read More »
Since 1890, the United States Army and Naval academies have played on the gridiron. It’s one of the oldest rivalries in college football, and there’s little game bigger than the Army-Navy matchup on the second Saturday of December. At stake is the Commander-in-Chief’s Trophy, and bragging rights amongst the military academies. Army will look to
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The 2025 season was another successful season for the Naval academy, finishing 9-2 with some key wins. And while the players played a huge role in the success of the program, head coach Brian Newberry can be ignored when talking about the success of the Navy football program. Navy Football: Who is Brian Newberry? Before
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Ahead of this weekend’s Army vs. Navy football game, the Midshipmen are 9-2 on the season and are ranked No. 22 in the AP Top-25. There have been some close losses, huge victories, and plenty of very exciting games over the course of the season. And, if tiebreakers went a different direction, they would have
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ANNAPOLIS, MD — In Navy’s last home game of the season, the Midshipmen had their hands full with the USF Bulls in Week 12. In a power matchup within the conference, both programs showcased why this was such a heavily-anticipated contest. An early lead by Navy was unexpected, but that’s college football and any given
Navy vs. USF 2025 Recap: Midshipmen Run Away From Bulls, 41-38 Read More »
If the USF Bulls wanted to make a statement in Week 11, consider it a job well done. Coming off a bye, the Bulls firmly stood their ground in a dominating win against UTSA. That performance granted USF a returning spot in the AP Top 25, landing at No. 25, and their first ever appearance
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ANNAPOLIS, MD — On a brisk Saturday, the Navy Midshipmen took advantage of a Florida Atlantic Owls team entering the cold – and ran them off the field in Week 9. Led by quarterback Blake Horvath and dual-position player Brandon Chatman, Navy rumbled to a 42-32 victory. For Navy, it was a much-needed conference win
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The Florida Atlantic Owls (3-4) take on the Navy Midshipmen (6-0) in an American Conference clash in Week 9. FAU head coach Zach Kittley will look to add another win to their total. Meanwhile, head coach Brian Newberry will try to have his team stay undefeated against a tough conference foe. It’ll be an interesting
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