Army-navy game results

Navy Interceptions. Army Kick Returns. Navy Kick Returns. Army Punt Returns. Navy Punt Returns. Army Kicking. Navy Kicking. Army Punting. Navy Punting. Christian Anderson C. Tyrell Robinson T. Tai Lavatai T. Jakobi Buchanan J. Tyhier Tyler T. Tyson Riley T. Anthony Adkins A. Carlinos Acie C. Isaac Ruoss I. Chance Warren C. Jayden Umbarger J. Xavier Arline X. Maquel Haywood M. Diego Fagot D. Back in action at the Armed Forces Bowl on Dec. The bragging rights belong to Navy.

Under three minutes to play. Army down by four with the ball. Third-and-8 on the yard line, and Army calls a wide receiver throwback to the quarterback?

That is something you do in the first half, not down four in the fourth quarter with to play. GoNavy BeatArmy pic. A big gamble pays off for Navy. Navy fakes the punt on fourth-and-1 as Diego Fagot picks up the first down.

Great call by Navy to keep the momentum its built up in this second half. Fourth quarter coming up. Black Knights forced to punt, and Navy will begin its next possession at its own yard line as we enter the fourth quarter in MetLife Stadium.

Army, down , forces Navy to punt with remaining in the third and will start with the ball at its own Navy already has the momentum following its last touchdown, and now it's starting with its best field position of the game at their own yard line.

Army has won four of its last five against Navy, but the Midshipmen are in a great position to break that trend. Tai Lavatai plunged in from two yards out to cap off a play, yard drive to take a lead. The big play of the drive was a yard scamper by Chance Warren on fourth-and-4 on the yard line. Warren took off around the right side and turned on the jets down the sideline for a yard gain all the way down to the 2-yard line.

Lavatai punched it in from there, and we have a ball game. Goes over Tyler's head but he gets on top of it after a big loss. Army to attempt a yard FG. Army's Defense Points allowed: 0 Points scored: 2 pic. Army leads Army punts and Navy will start at its 14 with to play. Mids need to scores in six minutes after not scoring in Q4 BeatArmy BuiltDifferent pic. And now a personal foul penalty on Navy following the punt gives Army the ball at the Navy That's pure frustration and stupidity.

Capitalizing on the turnover. Tyler takes it in for his second career TD. Navy starts at the I'm no genius, but I think it's important for Navy to get points on this possession. Quick strike off the turnover! The first quarter was uncharacteristic for this rivalry with 17 total points being scored.

In the past three matchups, a combined 14 points were scored in the first quarter. What helped with that offensive explosion was Army QB Christian Anderson who broke free for a yard touchdown run two minutes into the contest to make it Anderson was the the driving force of offense this half with total yards and a touchdown to his name.

Navy responded with a touchdown of their own to tie it, and Army would hit back once more with a field goal to close out the first quarter.

The Midshipmen would total just yards of total offense in the first half. The second quarter was quiet, both teams combined for 87 yards of offense. Neither team had a scoring opportunity until the final five minutes when Navy missed a field goal and then Army would turn around and make a kick to close out the half.

Navy had a chance to tie up the game at 10, but a false start backed up the field goal unit to attempt a yard kick. Midshipmen kicker Bijan Nichols missed the kick just short and left of the goalposts. Army will end up taking over at their own 36 with a bit under five minutes left in the half.

What started as a promising drive for Army stalled out quickly in the red zone leading to only three points for the Black Knights. A couple big passes from Christian Anderson helped Army get into Navy territory, but once there, the Midshipmen stepped up and got a few stops to force the field goal attempt. Army kicker Cole Talley drilled the yard kick to make it QB Tai Lavatai goes eight yards for the score thanks to an extra push from his teammates. It took the Midshipmen 11 plays to go 83 yards.

Tai Lavatai would not be denied.