President Donald Trump attended the game and performed the coin flip. Trump sat on the Army side of the field in the first half and crossed the field to the Navy side for the second half. Navy leads the series 61-52-7.
NBC10’s Brandon Hudson talked to families of Navy midshipmen and Army cadets to see what they’re looking forward to for Saturday’s rivalry Army Navy football game at the Linc.
Malcolm Jenkins’ work in the community and his on-field excellence has him nominated by the Eagles for the prestigious Walter Payton Man of the Year award.
Born into a family of Cornhuskers and raised in the Buckeye state, Joe Burrow left his roots behind and became a Heisman Trophy winner at LSU. The quarterback won the Heisman on Saturday night in a record-breaking landslide, becoming the first LSU player to bring college football’s most prestigious award back to Baton Rouge in 60 years. Burrow received 2,608…
Thousands of people are already in town ahead of Saturday’s gridiron showdown at Lincoln Financial Field in South Philadelphia between Army and Navy.
The torch relay for the Tokyo Olympics this summer will kick off in Fukushima. The northern prefecture was devastated almost nine years ago by an earthquake, tsunami, and the subsequent meltdown of three nuclear reactors. They’ll play Olympic baseball and softball in one part of Fukushima. This allows Tokyo organizers and Japanese officials to call these games the “Recovery Olympics.”
It’s going to be in the 50s Saturday at the Linc in South Philly for the Army-Navy football game, but there could be showers during parts of the game.
Major League Baseball and the Major League Baseball Players Association agreed to begin testing for opioids, cocaine, fentanyl and synthetic THC. They will also remove marijuana from the list of drugs of abuse.
Major League Baseball will start testing for opioids and cocaine. But only players who do not cooperate with their treatment plans will be subject to discipline. Marijuana will be removed from the list of drugs of abuse and will be treated the same as alcohol as part of changes to the joint drug agreement between MLB and the players’ association.
Ten former NFL players were charged in a multimillion-dollar scheme to defraud the league’s health care benefit program by submitting false claims for medical equipment, including devices used on horses, the Justice Department said Thursday. The players were charged in two separate indictments filed in federal court in Kentucky, accusing them of conspiracy, wire fraud and healthcare fraud. Prosecutors
