Navy Rumors & News

USA Today "For the first time since 1943, one of college football's most iconic rivalries will be played on a school's campus.  The Army Black Knights and Navy Midshipmen will play its game at the U.S. Military Academy's West Point, New York campus on Dec. 12, both..." October 23

Sportsnaut "Navy entered Saturday’s game against Tulane as a near-touchdown underdog. Ken Niumatalolo’s squad was coming off a 55-3 blowout loss in its opener against BYU. Things did not start too well for the Midshipmen.  " September 19

Capital Gazette "Navy football coach Ken Niumatalolo apologized for blaming Pentagon officials for the fact there will be a Commander-in-Chief’s Trophy series in 2020. Niumatalolo maintained his stance that moving forward with the round-robin service academy series under the current..." September 15

ESPN "After a demoralizing 55-3 loss to BYU on Monday, Navy football coach Ken Niumatalolo blamed the listless performance on himself, having decided against significant contact during fall camp out of concerns about the spread of the coronavirus. On Wednesday,..." September 10

Baltimore Sun "Temple coach Rod Carey told reporters last week his team needed more time to prepare for its season opener against Navy, noting his team would not be adequately prepared to play in late September because of practice limitations caused by the coronavirus. Carey’s wish was granted..." September 08

MSN.com "Jordan Cooper‘s winding journey, as it turns out, won’t include playing for the Houston football team. Cooper began his collegiate career at Navy in 2018,  After one year at the service academy, Cooper spent the 2019 season at Langston University, an NAIA school in..." July 31

College Football Talk "Once again, the Navy football schedule has been impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. It was confirmed early last month that the Notre Dame-Navy football game, originally scheduled for Dublin, Ireland, would instead be played in Annapolis.  Nearly a month to the day..." July 03

The Score "Navy and Notre Dame will not open their 2020 schedules with an Aug. 29 matchup in Dublin due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the programs announced Tuesday. The 94th game of the longest continuous intersectional rivalry in the U.S. will instead be held for the first..." June 02