When it comes to a game like Army-Navy, it's not just about winning. It's about tradition, pride, and history. For over a century, these two institutions have faced off on the football field, and every year, the buildup starts early. Really early. At the 125th Army-Navy Game, fans and teams gathered hours before kickoff, filling the stadium with energy and anticipation.

The Army marching band took their place in the end zone, followed by the Corps of Cadets marching onto the field. Next up were the Brigade of Midshipmen, their white hats glinting under the sun. Both teams were set, but the game hadn't even started yet.

It's not just about the game, it's about the pageantry. Parachute teams descended from the sky, the Secretary of Defense flipped the coin, and the Corps of Cadets went wild as the game began. Navy scored first, but Army wasn't far behind. The back-and-forth continued, with each team showing their grit and skill.

In the end, Navy took the win and the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy. But the real winners? The fans and the spirit of rivalry that makes Army-Navy more than just a football game. It's a tradition, a celebration, and a testament to what makes these two institutions great.

Discovering the Spirit of Army-Navy: A Game Beyond Winning

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