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In the latest episode of Yards and Stripes, hosts Price Atkinson and Steve Carney bring listeners into the unique world of Army, Navy, and Air Force football, all while contending with the challenges posed by hurricane season.

Daily’s Big Day In Tulsa Keeps Army Rolling

The episode kicks off with Price and Steve sharing their personal experiences with the recent hurricanes. This sets the stage for a discussion on the latest developments in service academy football. Army’s 49-7 victory over Tulsa takes center stage, with the hosts highlighting the impressive performance of quarterback Bryson Daily. His ability to lead showcases why Army is off to its best start since 1996. The conversation also touches on Jeff Monken, who has pushed all the right buttons to have the Black Knights on course to retain the Commander-in-Chief Trophy.

Heidenreich Has Historic Performance Against Air Force

Meanwhile, Navy’s triumph over Air Force in Colorado Springs is another focal point of the episode. The hosts analyze Navy’s first victory in the Commander-in-Chief Trophy series since 2021, emphasizing the standout contributions of Eli Heidenreich. The receiver is the first Navy player to surpass 100 yards in both rushing and receiving in a single game.  The guys also revisit the potential for Army and Navy to face off in the American Athletic Conference Championship, a prospect that adds an exciting layer to the ongoing season.

Price and Steve then take a look at the two games on the docket this weekend, as Army looks for its 11th consecutive victory, the longest in FBS college football, when they welcome in Trent Dilfer and the UAB Blazers.  Meanwhile, the Falcons get another chance to earn their first Mountain West conference win of the year as they head to Albuquerque to take on the New Mexico Lobos.

Listen To This Week’s Episode Of Yards And Stripes!

For fans of service academy football, this episode of Yards and Stripes is a must-listen.

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