President Donald Trump has reaffirmed his commitment to a cherished tradition by announcing his attendance at the upcoming Army-Navy football game.
This confirmation came during a Thanksgiving evening call with service members, where he engaged in a lighthearted exchange with Army Sgt. Major Anderson. When asked which team he would bet on, Trump humorously deflected, saying, Thats a terrible question! Hell get me in so much trouble.
He further remarked, But Ill tell you what I will do, Ill be going One of those teams is having a spectacular yearTheyre both doing well, but Ill be at the game, and Im going to let you know right after the game whos going to win.
As reported by Breitbart, the highly anticipated clash between the Black Knights and Midshipmen is scheduled for December 13 at M&T Bank Stadium. President Trump has a history of attending this storied rivalry, having been present at the game five times, including in 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2024. Notably, last year, he was accompanied by then-Vice President-elect JD Vance at Northwest Stadium in Landover, Maryland, where they also met with Daniel Penny.
The Army-Navy game is more than just a sporting event; it is a celebration of tradition and camaraderie. President Trump, known for his affinity for such events, has often been greeted with enthusiasm by attendees. Thats going to be a good game, and youre going to be watching it, he assured Sgt. Major Anderson. Thats a place where we get a lot of cheers when we go in. He also highlighted his strong support among military voters, stating, We won the military vote in the largest number ever gotten by a president, by far.
In recent years, Army has claimed victory in six of the last ten encounters. However, Navy holds the upper hand in the all-time series, boasting 62 wins to Armys 55, largely due to a dominant 14-year streak from 2002 to 2015. The rivalry, which dates back to 1890, has seen seven ties.
President Trumps presence at major sporting events has been a hallmark of his second term. His appearances have included the Super Bowl LIX, the Daytona 500, and the Ryder Cup. Most recently, he attended the Washington Commanders vs. Detroit Lions game at Northwest Stadium on November 9, underscoring his continued engagement with the sports community.
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