AUSSIE Reacts to Army V Navy The Greatest Rivalry in College Football

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[@supersasukemaniac]

Army and Navy are actual Military Academics in the US. Army represents the Military Academy At West Point, New York. Navy represents the Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. There's also the Air Force Falcons, who represent the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs.

[@whatsoperadoc7050]

And they all play each other, and if one of them beats the other two they win the Commander-in-Chief’s Trophy. If no team beats the other two, the last team to win the Trophy retains.

[@spuds416]

​@@whatsoperadoc7050Air Forcechas won the most CIC TROPHIES

[@TNBuckeye1617]

The US Coast Guard Academy also plays Football, but at a lower level than the Air Force/Space Force, Army, or Navy/Marine Corps. I mention the Space Force and Marines because they attend their respective Department’s academy (Department of the Air Force, Department of the Army, and Department of the Navy).

[@Eloso3135]

As a 1982 graduate from Army (West Point) I live for this game every season. It is impossible to overstate the emotion that is wrapped up in this game.

[@theblackbear211]

It is a great game to watch. They mentioned Navy quarterback Roger Staubach - who graduated from the Naval Academy, and then served 4 years in the Navy - including a 1 year tour in Vietnam, before joining the Dallas Cowboys, becoming a Hall of Fame quarterback, and played in 4 Superbowls, winning 2 of them.

[@robertdedrick7937]

They are now in the same conference for the first time ever. The AAC, American Athletic Conference. So this game now has even more significance, a conf title on the line .

[@Carly_SIU]

Actually, it won't. Since the game takes place the weekend after conference championship weekend, it's actually treated as a non-conference matchup. This is so they don't have to change the date of the AAC championship game and the Army-Navy game. AP News article: "The addition puts Army and Navy football in the same conference. But their traditional, end-of-the-season, standalone matchup will remain a nonconference game so it can be played after conference championships."

[@robertdedrick7937]

@Carly_SIU I know but figured that would be to complicated to explain. You know if one win the AAC they will hold it over the other. Both are competing for the same AAC title now .

[@loganleroy8622]

@@robertdedrick7937 I couldn't care much less about that. If they lose 11 games in a season but manage to win the Army-Navy game, it's a good season.

[@ChefDeCuisine_Bubba]

Gooooooo ARMY, BEeeaaAT NAVY! HOOAH! The 😂"Marching In" is an awesome special. The entire Corps Of Cadets and the squids come in marching in formation.

[@dennissipsy3152]

What makes the service academy games so special to Americans is that, while these are the most difficult colleges to get into, and the students are put through hell while there to harden the future officers and leaders of the U.S. military, these are the only games where every player is willing to die someday for every spectator. This video was boring and you wouldn't understand the emotion behind the game at all by watching it. However, the pre-game video that is produced for the game by the national broadcasters each year will put a lump in your throat and a tear in your eye as they remind you how special these kids are, and how fortunate we are that America still produces young people of this caliber.

[@CaraK-bw6bs]

Wow.. Thanks Dennissipsy! My son graduated WP 2011. Class Motto is "For Freedom We Fight!" He has been Armor Airborne, and is now a Major . I get very teary about anything Army/Navy March-on, or any related videos still!

[@supersasukemaniac]

Navy even has an NFL player in their history. Navy QB Roger Staubach played for the Dallas Cowboys after he served his 5 years in the Navy.

[@VIKINGKING95]

Both teams have produced multiple NFL players throughout the years. Not just one. Also Both teams have had multiple Heisman Trophy winners. Please do some research next time. Navy also has a National Championship witch they won in 1926 Army has 3 National Championships 1944,1945,1946

[@touchstoneaf]

Don't forget my boy Napoleon McCallum!

[@MrJd0508]

Go Navy!!! Desert Storm Veteran 87 - 91. Thank you for checking it out.

[@christinahostler9231]

This is one of the best rivalries and I watch this game every year! There are two aspects of this rivalry he didn't mention. First is, at the end of the game the winning team lines up in front of the losing team's side of the stadium and sings that school (the losing team's) alma mater, they then march to the opposite side of the field (the winners) and sing theirs. It's a great show of sportsmanship at the end of what is usually a tough physical game. The second thing he forgot is that there is an annual "prisoner exchange" that takes place prior to the game. You should google their traditions, there are several that are quite fun. I personally loved the year that the Navy dropped a bunch of ping pong balls that said Fly Navy and Beat Army on them onto the academy grounds at West Point. They called it "Operation Black Knight Falling." They can get really creative with videos and stuff to taunt each other prior to the game.

[@therealaustinpowers1967]

What's interesting about about the Army-Navy game is that once they are done with college they have to serve at least four years in the miliary. Once they graduate they graduate as officers in Navy or Army.

[@loganleroy8622]

It's 5 years of service, and they commission into the Army, or the Navy or Marine Corps.

[@TheRagratus]

GO ARMY!!!

[@LuxRoyale]

First ever college football game was in 1869, Princeton vs Rutgers. It was a very different game back then. No forward pass, no snapping, and so much making it different. I think it was described as basically just non-stop scrums the entire game.

[@mariejustme]

Go Navy! My hubbie is a Navy vet who spent 10 years on aircraft carriers. This game is epic.

[@imnotfunny2160]

i live by Army and go to all home football games and because its upstate NY theres not much else to do besides go to any army sporting event and walk around the academy

[@kboanddbo]

From a pure football strategy standpoint, this is personally one of my favorite matchups to watch every year. Both teams run a triple option offense, and not many teams still run that style these days. It's a very run heavy system with very few passes being thrown down the field, designed to ultimately have multiple options on any given play to attack a defense on the ground. It's a real throwback to what football used to look like decades ago, with so many modern teams opting for pass heavy offenses that spread the field. Since both teams run systems that are so similar, the game usually ends up being a low scoring defensive battle with a very close final score.

[@NP-ui3tr]

The Army Navy game is not the greatest rivalry in college football but it is the BEST ONE Michigan & Ohio State is another level but it’s nothing compared to when the Black Knights & Midshipmen get together. It’s America’s best competing on the gridiron for honor & glory every December; I love it!

[@rockytoptwizzy4226]

I look forward to this game at the end of every season

[@christophermckinney3924]

The US Military Academy at West Point, New York is Army. The US Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland is Navy. There is also an Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and a Coast Guard Academy in Connecticut. The Marines are a corps of the Navy so Navy and Marines officers are both at the Naval Academy. These are the schools where future generals and admirals are trained.

[@robertdedrick7937]

College football pre-dates tye NFL...

[@pushpak]

The last regular season college games are almost all rivalry games.

[@lbean6717]

Something the video touched on but didn't elaborate...Early college football was extremely violent. In 1905 alone, 19 people died playing football in American colleges. They used formations that would be illegal today.

[@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344]

Service academies were power houses of talent right after WWII ended and into the mid 50's.

[@a00141799]

Navy, Navy, Navy!!! ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

[@hardtackbeans9790]

You will rarely hear of top notch talent with any of the services schools. Like you did in the good old days way before me. But I would agree. This is the top of the rivalry games to be found anywhere. And they can still put on quite a show. The schools are 'United States Military Academy West Point' & 'The United States Naval Academy'. You see why they just say Army/Navy.

[@spuds416]

Just info the Air Force Academy has won the most Commander in Chief's Trophies

[@damonbryan7232]

The only game in the world. Where all the players on the field are willing to die for everyone watching the game.

[@tygrkhat4087]

Army vs. Navy. Oldest organizational rivalry in the world.

[@CruelYeti]

Go Army! Beat Navy! Class of '12. The game is also the last college regular season game. Such a great rivalry game.

[@FrankeeLee223]

Go Army. U.S.Army '67-'69

[@LordHasek]

This game would be the equivalent of RMA Sandurst v Britannia Royal Naval College

[@JohnLoutsenhizer]

I have nothing but respect for every single branch of the Military. My family has a history of at least one Person throughout every generation serving, most recently being my Nephew just going within the last month into the Army. That being said, I will forever be a Navy fan since one of my Uncles made it to Master Chief, took us on His carrier when I was young, and I spent summers with Him and our Family in San Diego, where He was stationed, year upon year, even giving up a trip to Hawaii to be with them. Good times. No disrespect to anyone in any other branch. Also, there are no stupid questions if you are willing to learn.

[@dimetime35c]

GO ARMY BEAT NAVY!!!!!!!

[@johndessoye]

Notre Dame Forever!

[@LEF3133]

Always have the best flyovers also.

[@Thegeneralms1]

Go Army Beat Navy

[@touchstoneaf]

GO NAVY!!!

[@bonnieinla]

These are considered college teams, even though they are military academies. They're competitive entry, they're 'free' and they're all college-aged. They get a bachelor's degree, and then must serve a minimum of five years in the military. While at the Academies they are both college students and active duty.

[@richardbruce2233]

Go Bears. US Coast Academy v. US Merchant Marine Academy play the Secretary Cup since both Academies are Division III sports. Army/Navy are Div I. Divisions are based on size of schools.

[@WahooSerious]

Texas/ Oklahoma, Ohio St/ Michigan, Alabama/Auburn, Florida/Georgia, Notre Dame/ USC and USC/ UCLA are all great rivalries to check out

[@cherylfoster1223]

Navy all the way.

[@user-gb9dg6jn2n]

I love the Army/Navy game. (GO ARMY!) It ranks up there with 'THE Game', Ohio State / Michigan BTW, I have a pic of the Navy Goat at Annapolis wearing an Army ball cap. 😉😊

[@loganleroy8622]

What do you mean "ranks up there"? It clears Ohio State. It's difficult for people to understand if they don't go to the academies how important it is for each school to win this singular game across every sport.

[@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344]

1:12 The 3ID patch.

[@trekkiexb5]

Obviously, the Navy is a superior team, however, the boys across the field are their brothers in arms, both signing up to defend their country. The hate is only for that game and that game only...and occasionally a bar fight or three. The Air Farce (sorry, FORCE) are the babies of the American Military world, forming shortly after WWII from the Army Air Corps. So they don't have the history. FYI: THe Marine Corps have been part of the Navy so long. Their officers attend Annapolis so technically it is Navy/Marine Corp, but we didn't want them to have even bigger heads than they have now. Seriously, as a former Naval Petty Officer (working in the aviation field), the rivalry is only for the game. They are our brothers, our friends, and comrades. Just not on the football field.

[@loganleroy8622]

As someone that went to the Academy, the hate isn't for a single day. It is year round, but specifically directed against West Point. The Army themselves are fine.

[@robertday1671]

Okay thanks 👍

[@mitchellbatchelor1594]

At the end of the college football season, Army & Navy play for bragging rights. Few NFL prospects, but all commits to serving in the military after graduation. Greatest rivalry is questionable, but definitely important to US Military.

[@hawkes83]

My Dad graduated from the Naval Academy. One thing that used to happen (Not sure if it still does) was that the week before the game there were some of the students from West Point and Annapolis switched places. Temporary Exchange students right.

[@loganleroy8622]

It's not how it works. They are exchanged for the entire fall semester during their Junior year. Then they do the "prisoner swap" at the game.

[@hawkes83]

@@loganleroy8622 Sorry, and thanks for the correction. What I thought my dad told me. Have a good one.

[@7y2oN]

The best part of this game is that none of those guys will be NFL players, they’ll literally be the officers in charge of the men on the frontlines of Americas war machine. These are soldiers and sailors attending the two major US military academies. When they graduate, they don’t get cushy corporate jobs, they become new military officers and get deployed to their duty stations.

[@loganleroy8622]

Well..... we still become officers in the US military. It's a little bit of a cushy job.

[@jasonbrown097]

Check out “The First Football Game Ever Played” by KTO. Brief but detailed insight into how the game began

[@staceysmith8173]

Thank you

[@srsykes]

Go Navy!!

[@Terrell070]

College Football has existed since 1869. The forward pass was made legal in 1906. 4th Down was added in 1912. Deaths in College Football in the late 1800s early 1900s nearly got the sport banned. The NFL formed in 1920. The oldest NFL team is the Arizona Cardinals who were formed in 1898. Only 2 of the NFL's original teams, the Bears and Cardinals still exist. The Packers were not one of the NFL's original teams, even though they formed in 1919.

[@filanfyretracker]

The Packers are however interesting enough the oldest NFL team still in its founding city. The cards were Chicago and then St Louis and the Bears Decatur. And I strongly suspect that is because The Packers are owned by Green Bay.

[@Terrell070]

@@filanfyretracker Agreed. Not only that they could even sell out their season tickets in the 70s and 80s when they mostly had losing seasons. Their fans love them, and it's great for fans to love their team even when said team is down. There was a long wait between Starr and Favre. The first time I watched the Packers on TV Lynn Dickey was their QB.

[@davidterry6155]

Marines rout for Navy this is because Marines are the amphibious forces that travel in US Navy ships

[@anthonytippett5997]

This is easily the best rivalry. I’m biased, but the next greatest rivalry is Oklahoma/Texas.

[@sgabig]

The video being reacted to might have been more informative if they included graphics that illustrated their text - like show photos of their Heisman trophy & championship winners vs random stock footage

[@robertday1671]

Okay lol thanks though!

[@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344]

The players on these teams will be officers in their respective services.

[@Josh-nj1gw]

Theres no stupid question if you don't already know the answer

[@justinsublett5880]

Yeah, nothing about this sucks. Every one of those players is going to become an officer in the Army, Navy, or Marines. It takes an incredibly impressive high school resume, plus the endorsement of a Congressman and a Senator to gain admission, provided your grades and extracurriculars are good enough. They're the best of the best of America's youth. 👍

[@KAP814]

This game used to mean so much to my family (for generations), but now, don’t watch at all. Sad. If ya know, ya know.

[@richardnevy4016]

FEAR THE GOAT 🐏 !!!!!! Go Navy beat Army !

[@peggysoutherland1183]

Hi Lyle

[@morganadamo4706]

You should react to Ohio state vs Michigan and Alabama cs Auburn

[@anthonyromagno2297]

World war 2 in 1917 and 1918? LOL

[@robertday1671]

Hi did your wife get the chance to write down my song request for Ferlin Husky ( Wings of a Dove )?

[@staceysmith8173]

I wrote it down. I'm not his wife tho, I'm one of the mods on the channel that helps him 😊

[@PatrolNation]

@@staceysmith8173 don't sell yourself short, you are very integral to this community. thanks Rob we've got your suggestion.

[@JustEdit22]

It’s kind of fun to watch just because it’s army and navy, but nobody outside of military people care about this game because both teams haven’t been good in years and are usually both finish with a losing record. I have respect for both teams but they just aren’t very good

[@loganleroy8622]

Well yeah, but that's because they're at such a huge disadvantage when it comes to recruitment. These are teams that are training military officers. It's very difficult to find someone who's great at football and is also willing to serve in the military.

[@JustEdit22]

@@loganleroy8622 yeah i get that, I’m not saying they should be better than they are. They’re both cool teams but it’s just not that exciting of a game

[@loganleroy8622]

@@JustEdit22 I can promise you, if you actually support one of these teams, it is the most stress inducing experience as a fan because it’s extremely difficult for either side to score a TD. As a fan, you feel absolutely helpless watching the other team slowly advance the ball 3-5 yards at a time. And if you’re trailing by a score it’s so hard to score to tie it up again and neither side can score very quickly. I would say pick one team to root for next time, and just know that your entire season is viewed as a success or failure based solely on whether you win or lose this ONE game. Coaches are hired and fired across all sports teams at the academy based on winning their Army/Navy match/game/dual. Then add into it that even the non student-athletes who are all required to be in attendance have weekend liberty passes on the line if their team doesn’t win. Suddenly it gets a lot more entertaining.

[@chrisvibz4753]

the Army team is made up of military academy cadets in West Point new york.(they will join the army when they graduate and become officers) Navy midshipmen are cadets as Annapolis Maryland navy academy for navy sailors and marines to become officers. Air Force Falcons are made up of cadets at the Air Force Academy in Colorado springs

[@CaraK-bw6bs]

This is a very dry video. If you really want a fast kick in the gut notion? Find the video called 2023 Army Navy Game Introduction.. I just tried to request it. Hopefully it goes through.

[@staceysmith8173]

Where did you try to request it?

[@CaraK-bw6bs]

@@staceysmith8173 In an email and PayPal but PayPal said having issues. I'll try again

[@CaraK-bw6bs]

@@staceysmith8173 In email and PayPal said not able to do it. argh

[@staceysmith8173]

@@CaraK-bw6bs ohhh ok hmmmmm 😔

[@ORTHADOZ]

Michigan Ohio state is the best rivalry DONT let him trick u

[@SN-uv4mh]

Why don't you watch some game highlights?

[@ChristianDLucas]

Air Force is better than both of them. lol but let’s not mention that little fact.

[@nathanpitek3177]

Respectfully, it’s Ohio State vs Michigan and it’s not close. Army Navy is historic but it hasn’t had 2 relevant teams play each other in 80+ years

[@loganleroy8622]

Umm, yeah, no. It's Army-Navy. Ohio St. and Michigan is also a great one, but the fact that the rivalry is still so incredibly bitter despite neither team being relevant and still remaining a relevant game is why it's the best rivalry.

[@JohnHill-bn5kn]

F the Army Go Navy

[@comedy_clipzzz]

not even close to the greatest rivalry

[@kenmahoney5255]

Go Army beat Navy!

[@ckypunx1998]

The greatest rivalry in college football is between Ohio State and Michigan.

[@christianfilippone5038]

GO ARMY BEAT NAVY!!!!!!!!