In the latest episode of Yards and Stripes, hosts Price Atkinson and Steve Carney deliver an action-packed discussion on Service Academy football, focusing on the Army, Navy, and Air Force teams. As the season heats up, Price and Steve bring their unique insights and humor to the forefront, making this episode a must-listen for any college football enthusiast.
Notre Dame Hands Navy It’s First Loss In Devastating Fashion
The episode kicks off with a deep dive into Navy’s drubbing at the hands of Notre Dame. With a 51-14 loss, the Midshipmen’s performance was marred by an uncharacteristic six turnovers, a point that both hosts discuss in detail. Price and Steve analyze what went wrong for Navy and what this means for their season moving forward. The guys get into what the Midshipmen need to do moving forward in order to ensure the possibility of a American Athletic Conference championship opportunity doesn’t disappear.
Army Gets Ready For Second Leg Of Commander-In-Chief Trophy Series
As the podcast progresses, the focus shifts to the upcoming games, particularly the highly anticipated Army vs. Air Force showdown. This game is the second leg of the Commander-in-Chief Trophy series, and with Army’s eleven-game winning streak, the longest active streak in the country, on the line, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Price and Steve offer their predictions and discuss the historical significance of this rivalry, making it clear that this is a game not to be missed.
In addition to the game analysis, the hosts share a humorous story about a prank at Falcon Stadium, where Army cadets reportedly changed the signage to read “Chair Force,” poking fun at their Air Force counterparts. They also recognize another military member who has given the ultimate sacrifice with the Travis Manion Foundation Honor Roll. Price and Steve then wrap up the week with predictions for both Navy-Rice and Army-Air Force.
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