Army and Navy meet this year at Northwest Stadium in Landover, Maryland. This will be the 125th meeting between the two schools in college football's annual masterpiece.

Both Army and Navy enjoyed successful seasons on the football field in 2024. While the Cadets and Midshipmen represent much more than football, their annual clash on the gridiron is a milestone on the college football calendar.

Army won its first 9 games before being run over by Notre Dame at Yankee Stadium on November 23. The 49-14 loss marred an otherwise perfect season. The Black Knights went 8-0 in the AAC during the regular season. But they are 5-point underdogs to Tulane in the AAC title game. The Army, no surprise, wants to run the ball out of the option. But it is also vulnerable to the run.

Bettors will be taking a deep look at Army-Navy college football odds with serious interest this week. Especially since they have the college football stage all to themselves on Saturday afternoon.

College football betting sites will be posting multiple betting markets this game and all the college bowls.

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Navy won its first 6 games before suffering back-to-back losses to Rice. The Middies were shut out by Tulane two weeks ago 35-0. That loss to the Green Wave eliminated the possibility of Army and Navy playing in back-to-back weeks. Navy scored TDs on four consecutive drives in the second half to roll past East Carolina 34-20 last week. Navy offers just enough of a passing attack from QB Braxton Woodson to keep Army’s defense honest.

Opportunities on sports betting apps. For instance, BetMGM, FanDuel and ESPN BET have posted a healthy slate of futures concerning the college football playoff and season awards. 

Take a look at our college football pick for the annual Army-Navy clash.

College Football Army-Navy Game: Picks, Game-By-Game Analysis

Saturday, December 14

Army-Navy Game, 3 p.m. (CBS)
at Landover, Maryland

Buzz: Army and Navy meet for the 125^th time. This year, the Commander In Chief’s trophy is also on the line. The Black Knights have won 6 of 8 games in this series, which closes the college football regular season. While Army aims for its 3^rd straight win against Navy, the Midshipmen won 14 straight games from 2002-15. Navy holds the all-time edge at 62-55-7 in its most passionate football rivalry. Neither team has won by more than 6 points in the past 3 matchups.  

Best Bet: TBD