Army football has 11 wins but according to coach Jeff Monken, “It doesn’t become a great season unless we win this game Saturday,”

Offense doesn’t get much simpler — or harder to stop — that the Army West Point Black Knights or the Navy Midshipmen.

This season netted the Army Black Knights the program's fifth top-25 finish in the College Football Playoff rankings.

For the first time since the inaugural Independence Bowl in 1976 a pair of outright conference champions will do battle in the city of Shreveport. No. 22 Army (11-1) was just one more win away from being in contention for the College Football Playoff.

Want to watch the Army Black Knights vs. Navy Midshipmen in person on Saturday, Dec. 14? Tickets still remain for as little as $211.

There are few rivalries across all of sports that can match the pageantry and tradition of the Army vs. Navy Game. A big part of that tradition is the uniforms with both the Black Knights and Midshipmen breaking out a brand new alternate set every year.

It’s Army-Navy week and that’s all that really needs to be said. The Black Knights (11-1) and the Midshipmen (8-3) square off at 3 p.m. eastern in Landover, Md., for the right to claim the Commander-in-Chief’s Trophy.