Posted on Nov 29, 2020
Army-Air Force rescheduling keeps Commander-in-Chief's Trophy series alive for 2020
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WEST POINT, N.Y. (Tribune News Service) — There was great relief within the Army football program when it was announced Wednesday that the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy series would be preserved for this season with the re-scheduling of the postponed Air Force game.
The COVID-19 virus has turned the sports world upside down in 2020, and so too is the CIC series. Navy and Air Force opened the series as normal in October, but now the Army-Navy game on Dec. 12 will set up the potential clincher on Dec. 19 — both games will be contested at West Point's Michie Stadium.
WEST POINT, N.Y. (Tribune News Service) — There was great relief within the Army football program when it was announced Wednesday that the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy series would be preserved for this season with the re-scheduling of the postponed Air Force game.
The COVID-19 virus has turned the sports world upside down in 2020, and so too is the CIC series. Navy and Air Force opened the series as normal in October, but now the Army-Navy game on Dec. 12 will set up the potential clincher on Dec. 19 — both games will be contested at West Point's Michie Stadium.
Army-Air Force rescheduling keeps Commander-in-Chief's Trophy series alive for 2020
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Lt Col Charlie Brown
Agreed. All I watch is college ball in all sports. Yesterday's Auburn-Alabama game was a blow out
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Lt Col Charlie Brown I missed it.... spent the day taking the kid on back roads teaching him how to drive.
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