Staff Sgts. Rachel Tozier and Will Hinton of the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit qualified for the Games in trap shooting during USA Shooting’s Shotgun Olympic Trials.

The expansion of the College Football Playoff to 12 teams has put the stand-alone status of Army-Navy in jeopardy again.

Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa is teaming with USAA and the Marine Corps Association to send Marine veteran John Jones, a former staff sergeant from Colorado, to next weekend’s Super Bowl in Las Vegas.

Spring football is undergoing yet another transformation. The XFL and USFL announced Sunday they will merge to form the United Football League.

Two F/A-18 Hornets will help kick off the Military Bowl with a flyover Wednesday in Annapolis, Md., and the pilots of each will have a keen interest in the outcome of the game.

The Ravens have led in the fourth quarter of every game they’ve played, haven’t lost by more than seven points all season and own a plus-173 point differential.

DirecTV Holiday Bowl President Dennis DuBard toured the USS Abraham Lincoln on Sunday afternoon with players and coaches from the Louisville and USC football teams. In 2002, DuBard was commanding officer of the USS Peleliu, a Marine helicopter carrier then stationed in San Diego.

Even as college football continues to explode with change — both for good and bad, but mostly bad — Army-Navy is always Army-Navy.

The traditional Army Navy Game Ball Run began Tuesday on the Annapolis, Md., campus of the United States Naval Academy, and it will end Saturday morning at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass., site of the 124th annual football classic.

A disappointing season took a significant turn for the worse Saturday as Navy football lost to a struggling Temple team it was favored to beat.