Army vs. Navy

Navy took a big hit in their AAC Championship Game vs. Temple. That game ended with QB Will Worth on the sidelines, and he is done for the season. Navy's offense, which had really been building momentum, was limited to just 10 points. Army is 6-5, for their best year in a long time, and have secured a Bowl bid. The Black Knights have a great defense, and a very misleading offense. Army played a very soft schedule that included Lafayette, Morgan State, and UTEP. They averaged 62.7 points per game in those three cupcake games, and 580 total yards. The rest of the schedule saw them at 17.8 ppg and just 335 total yards. Navy's biggest problem is defending the pass, and won't be an issue in this one as both of these teams run over 85% of all downs. When triple-option teams play each other, thy typically defend it very well because unlike other opponents, the defense sees it every day in practice. This series has certainly put that on full display with each of the last 10 falling UNDER the total, and with Navy's diminished offense and Army's misleading offensive numbers, the play in this one is on the UNDER.