The Armed Forces Bowl is shaping up to be an exciting showdown as the Navy Midshipmen prepare to face off against the Oklahoma Sooners this Friday afternoon. With both teams bringing unique strengths and challenges to the field, fans can expect a thrilling game filled with high stakes and intense competition.
Navy’s Historic Opportunity
For the Navy Midshipmen, this game is not just another bowl appearance; it’s a chance to make history. With a record of 9-3, Navy stands on the brink of achieving double-digit wins for only the fifth time in the program’s history. The last teams to reach this milestone were the 2004, 2009, 2015, and 2019 squads, with each of those seasons culminating in impressive 11-2 finishes. Can the Midshipmen rise to the occasion and etch their names into the record books?
Oklahoma’s Quarterback Quandary
On the other side of the field, the Oklahoma Sooners are grappling with their own set of challenges. After a disappointing 37-17 loss to LSU in their last game, the Sooners find themselves in a precarious position. The departure of quarterback Jackson Arnold via the transfer portal has left a significant gap in their lineup. As they prepare to face Navy’s formidable triple-option attack, the uncertainty at quarterback could prove to be a critical factor in the game. Will Oklahoma be able to adapt and overcome this hurdle?
Navy’s Momentum Following Army Victory
The Midshipmen are riding high on a wave of momentum after a decisive 31-13 victory over their arch-rival, Army. This win not only boosted their confidence but also solidified their standing as a team to watch in this bowl matchup. Quarterback Blake Horvath has been instrumental in Navy’s success this season, showcasing his skills and leadership on the field. As they gear up for the showdown against Oklahoma, the Midshipmen must stay focused and not let their recent success distract them from the task ahead. Can Horvath deliver yet another standout performance to cap off the season?
Game Details: When and Where to Watch
Fans eager to catch the action can mark their calendars for this exciting matchup.
- Date: Friday, Dec. 27
- Time: 12 p.m. ET
The game will take place at Amon G. Carter Stadium in Fort Worth, Texas, promising an electric atmosphere as both teams vie for victory.
How to Listen to Navy vs. Oklahoma
For those who want to tune in on the radio, here’s what you need to know:
- Radio channel: SiriusXM channels 201 (Navy broadcast), 374 (Oklahoma broadcast)
You can listen to Navy vs. Oklahoma live on SiriusXM. The Navy broadcast is available on channel 201, while Oklahoma fans can catch their team’s commentary on channel 374.
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Looking Ahead: College Football Bowl Schedule
As we gear up for this exciting bowl season, here’s a quick look at the upcoming college football bowl schedule:
Friday, Dec. 27
- Navy vs. Oklahoma – 12 p.m. ET
Saturday, Dec. 28
- Music City Bowl: Iowa vs. Missouri – 2:30 p.m. ET on ESPN, Fubo
Monday, Dec. 30
- ReliaQuest Bowl: Alabama vs. Michigan – Noon ET on ESPN, Fubo
- Sun Bowl: Louisville vs. Washington – 2 p.m. ET on CBS, Fubo, Paramount+
- Citrus Bowl: South Carolina vs. Illinois – 3 p.m. ET on ABC, Fubo
- Texas Bowl: LSU vs. Baylor – 3:30 p.m. ET on ESPN, Fubo
- CFP Quarterfinal (Fiesta Bowl): Boise State vs. Penn State/SMU – 7:30 p.m. ET on ESPN, Fubo
Tuesday, Dec. 31
- CFP Quarterfinal (Peach Bowl): Arizona State vs. Texas/Clemson – 1 p.m. ET on ESPN, Fubo
- CFP Quarterfinal (Rose Bowl): Oregon vs. Ohio State/Tennessee – 5 p.m. ET on ESPN, Fubo
- CFP Quarterfinal (Sugar Bowl): Georgia vs. Notre Dame/Indiana – 8:45 p.m. ET on ESPN, Fubo
Thursday, Jan. 2
- Gator Bowl: Duke vs. Ole Miss – 7:30 p.m. ET on ESPN, Fubo
Friday, Jan. 3
- Bahamas Bowl: Liberty vs. Buffalo – 11 a.m. ET on ESPN2, Fubo
Thursday, Jan. 9
- CFP Semifinal (Orange Bowl): Sugar Bowl winner vs. Fiesta Bowl winner – 7:30 p.m. ET on ESPN, Fubo
Friday, Jan. 10
- CFP Semifinal (Cotton Bowl): Rose Bowl winner vs. Peach Bowl winner – 7:30 p.m. ET on ESPN, Fubo
As the countdown to the Armed Forces Bowl continues, fans are left to wonder: who will emerge victorious? Will Navy secure their place in history, or can Oklahoma rally to overcome their recent struggles? One thing is for sure: this game promises to deliver excitement, drama, and a showcase of college football at its finest.
