This is a 10* TOTAL SPECIAL on the OVER Army/Navy.

To say these teams have a long history of playing to the UNDER in this annual Army/Navy Game would be an understatement.

The UNDER has hit 11 years in a row.

I say that streak does now FINALLY come to an end this year.

Army is rolling along at 8-3, most recently smashing Liberty by a score of 31-16 (Jakobi Buchanan rushed for three TD's and Christian Andersen passed for one TD.)

Were the Black Knights "lucky" to win that game? Perhaps when you note that Army gained 322 total yards of offense, while allowing 384. The difference? Two turnovers by the Flames.

This is Navy's biggest game of the year. The Midshipmen's season ends today. Navy is 3-8, but it's off a big 38-14 win over Temple last week. Tai Lavatai had 57 passing yards and a TD.

Army averages 35.5 PPG. Navy averages 20.4. The Midshipmen average 228 rushing yards per game.

These teams can move the ball. Because of their numerous previous low-scoring encounters, this line has now been pushed a little too low by public perception in my opinion.

The play is the OVER.

Good luck, NP