(11-17-2020 05:38 PM)Poseidon Wrote:  The Navy-Tulsa game was postponed due to Navy's covid issues. https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/30261994/coronavirus-issues-navy-lead-postponement-tulsa-game

So Navy/Tulsa can make it up on 12/12 and the Army/Navy game can be moved to 11/28 right. Or are they going to move it to 12/19?

OR does Navy send the middle finger to Tulsa and the AAC to keep their precious 12/12 date not being inconvenienced to simply move their game. Does the Navy sense of duty not extend to the conference they are a part of?

(11-17-2020 05:38 PM)Poseidon Wrote:  The Navy-Tulsa game was postponed due to Navy's covid issues. https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/30261994/coronavirus-issues-navy-lead-postponement-tulsa-game

So Navy/Tulsa can make it up on 12/12 and the Army/Navy game can be moved to 11/28 right. Or are they going to move it to 12/19?

OR does Navy send the middle finger to Tulsa and the AAC to keep their precious 12/12 date not being inconvenienced to simply move their game. Does the Navy sense of duty not extend to the conference they are a part of?

(11-17-2020 05:47 PM)Poseidon Wrote:  

(11-17-2020 06:20 PM)Bear Catlett Wrote:  

(11-17-2020 05:47 PM)Poseidon Wrote:  

Less than a week to prepare for Army???? How much time do they need???

"OK, lets break down this Army film. Lets see what kind of offense they run. Hmmm... option... just like last year... and the year before... and the year before..."

(11-17-2020 05:38 PM)Poseidon Wrote:  The Navy-Tulsa game was postponed due to Navy's covid issues. https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/30261994/coronavirus-issues-navy-lead-postponement-tulsa-game

So Navy/Tulsa can make it up on 12/12 and the Army/Navy game can be moved to 11/28 right. Or are they going to move it to 12/19?

OR does Navy send the middle finger to Tulsa and the AAC to keep their precious 12/12 date not being inconvenienced to simply move their game. Does the Navy sense of duty not extend to the conference they are a part of?

(11-18-2020 12:01 AM)Nevadanatural Wrote:  I think there will be too many moving pieces to make up both games. Besides Army-Navy is on CBS and is a 2 million dollar payday for Navy.

(11-17-2020 08:30 PM)jedclampett Wrote:  

(11-17-2020 05:38 PM)Poseidon Wrote:  The Navy-Tulsa game was postponed due to Navy's covid issues. https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/30261994/coronavirus-issues-navy-lead-postponement-tulsa-game

So Navy/Tulsa can make it up on 12/12 and the Army/Navy game can be moved to 11/28 right. Or are they going to move it to 12/19?

OR does Navy send the middle finger to Tulsa and the AAC to keep their precious 12/12 date not being inconvenienced to simply move their game. Does the Navy sense of duty not extend to the conference they are a part of?

Why the bitter sentiment toward Navy - - or did you just wake up on the wrong side of the bed today?

There's a pandemic, and it's unfortunate that there are schedule conflicts, but I'm sure the conference and Navy will work out an acceptable arrangement.

Even though there are rivalries and all, it seems important to maintain a respectful attitude toward the other schools in the conference, and I will add - - especially Navy!

(11-18-2020 12:55 AM)Poseidon Wrote:  

(11-17-2020 08:30 PM)jedclampett Wrote:  

(11-17-2020 05:38 PM)Poseidon Wrote:  The Navy-Tulsa game was postponed due to Navy's covid issues. https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/30261994/coronavirus-issues-navy-lead-postponement-tulsa-game

So Navy/Tulsa can make it up on 12/12 and the Army/Navy game can be moved to 11/28 right. Or are they going to move it to 12/19?

OR does Navy send the middle finger to Tulsa and the AAC to keep their precious 12/12 date not being inconvenienced to simply move their game. Does the Navy sense of duty not extend to the conference they are a part of?

Why the bitter sentiment toward Navy - - or did you just wake up on the wrong side of the bed today?

There's a pandemic, and it's unfortunate that there are schedule conflicts, but I'm sure the conference and Navy will work out an acceptable arrangement.

Even though there are rivalries and all, it seems important to maintain a respectful attitude toward the other schools in the conference, and I will add - - especially Navy!

Navy is the only school that in the AAC that has split loyalties. The Army-Navy game is special. However it being were it is on the schedule is the creation of TV exec's. The game being where it is also prevents Army from joining the conference and bringing in more money for everyone. They could put it on Thanksgiving and make it a tradition there and both teams could be in the AAC, but no they let CBS tell to them and evryone else in the AAC that one game is preferred to a better conference for all. Navy is part of that equation. They could pull Army and possibly USAFA both into the AAC if they tried. Then add BYU or CSU eand you can have two 7 team divisions like the SEC and big ten with all the academies in one divison. It makes sense for everyone except possibly Army who apparently likes playing 2-3 FCS teams a year. That date for that game cost the conference and probably Navy if they weren't being short sided IMO. The CFB playoff will be possibly expanded in the next few years the conference needs to be as strong as it can as be medis wise at that point.

It's not about mot liking Navy. It's about not liking Navys srt up with Army.

(11-17-2020 06:12 PM)slhNavy91 Wrote:  

(11-17-2020 05:38 PM)Poseidon Wrote:  The Navy-Tulsa game was postponed due to Navy's covid issues. https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/30261994/coronavirus-issues-navy-lead-postponement-tulsa-game

So Navy/Tulsa can make it up on 12/12 and the Army/Navy game can be moved to 11/28 right. Or are they going to move it to 12/19?

OR does Navy send the middle finger to Tulsa and the AAC to keep their precious 12/12 date not being inconvenienced to simply move their game. Does the Navy sense of duty not extend to the conference they are a part of?

Here is Gladchuk's quote.
“That open weekend prior to Army is critically important,” Gladchuk said. “That said, we belong to a conference and whatever decisions are made by the leadership will dictate what Navy football must do. We have an obligation to the American Athletic Conference."

Doesn't sound like a middle finger to me.
Of course Navy has ensured that the AAC respects a single game which nets Navy, I don't know, about double our total disbursement from the AAC.

We talked about this at length in the two threads on postponement of these games:
https://csnbbs.com/thread-910063-post-17087968.html#pid17087968

Now when will you tell the full story about mean old ringknockers taking your lunch money and making fun of you in the Wardroom?

(11-18-2020 04:04 AM)jedclampett Wrote:  

(11-18-2020 12:55 AM)Poseidon Wrote:  

(11-17-2020 08:30 PM)jedclampett Wrote:  

(11-17-2020 05:38 PM)Poseidon Wrote:  The Navy-Tulsa game was postponed due to Navy's covid issues. https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/30261994/coronavirus-issues-navy-lead-postponement-tulsa-game

So Navy/Tulsa can make it up on 12/12 and the Army/Navy game can be moved to 11/28 right. Or are they going to move it to 12/19?

OR does Navy send the middle finger to Tulsa and the AAC to keep their precious 12/12 date not being inconvenienced to simply move their game. Does the Navy sense of duty not extend to the conference they are a part of?

Why the bitter sentiment toward Navy - - or did you just wake up on the wrong side of the bed today?

There's a pandemic, and it's unfortunate that there are schedule conflicts, but I'm sure the conference and Navy will work out an acceptable arrangement.

Even though there are rivalries and all, it seems important to maintain a respectful attitude toward the other schools in the conference, and I will add - - especially Navy!

Navy is the only school that in the AAC that has split loyalties. The Army-Navy game is special. However it being were it is on the schedule is the creation of TV exec's. The game being where it is also prevents Army from joining the conference and bringing in more money for everyone. They could put it on Thanksgiving and make it a tradition there and both teams could be in the AAC, but no they let CBS tell to them and evryone else in the AAC that one game is preferred to a better conference for all. Navy is part of that equation. They could pull Army and possibly USAFA both into the AAC if they tried. Then add BYU or CSU eand you can have two 7 team divisions like the SEC and big ten with all the academies in one divison. It makes sense for everyone except possibly Army who apparently likes playing 2-3 FCS teams a year. That date for that game cost the conference and probably Navy if they weren't being short sided IMO. The CFB playoff will be possibly expanded in the next few years the conference needs to be as strong as it can as be medis wise at that point.

It's not about mot liking Navy. It's about not liking Navys srt up with Army.

oh pisshaw! That's a bunch of malarky!

Like it or not, Navy is NAVY. It's the U.S. Navy, Motherf&*k#r!

Come on, dude! These guys work their @$$e$ off and put their lives on the line to defend our nation and you don't want to cut them a break on their FB teams' scheduling? Yo!

Just quit b*tch*ng abourt the f*cking Navy and play the f*ckin' games, and be done with it, already!

(11-17-2020 05:38 PM)Poseidon Wrote:  The Navy-Tulsa game was postponed due to Navy's covid issues. https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/30261994/coronavirus-issues-navy-lead-postponement-tulsa-game

So Navy/Tulsa can make it up on 12/12 and the Army/Navy game can be moved to 11/28 right. Or are they going to move it to 12/19?

OR does Navy send the middle finger to Tulsa and the AAC to keep their precious 12/12 date not being inconvenienced to simply move their game. Does the Navy sense of duty not extend to the conference they are a part of?

(11-18-2020 12:55 AM)Poseidon Wrote:  

(11-17-2020 08:30 PM)jedclampett Wrote:  

(11-17-2020 05:38 PM)Poseidon Wrote:  The Navy-Tulsa game was postponed due to Navy's covid issues. https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/30261994/coronavirus-issues-navy-lead-postponement-tulsa-game

So Navy/Tulsa can make it up on 12/12 and the Army/Navy game can be moved to 11/28 right. Or are they going to move it to 12/19?

OR does Navy send the middle finger to Tulsa and the AAC to keep their precious 12/12 date not being inconvenienced to simply move their game. Does the Navy sense of duty not extend to the conference they are a part of?

Why the bitter sentiment toward Navy - - or did you just wake up on the wrong side of the bed today?

There's a pandemic, and it's unfortunate that there are schedule conflicts, but I'm sure the conference and Navy will work out an acceptable arrangement.

Even though there are rivalries and all, it seems important to maintain a respectful attitude toward the other schools in the conference, and I will add - - especially Navy!

Navy is the only school that in the AAC that has split loyalties. The Army-Navy game is special. However it being were it is on the schedule is the creation of TV exec's. The game being where it is also prevents Army from joining the conference and bringing in more money for everyone. They could put it on Thanksgiving and make it a tradition there and both teams could be in the AAC, but no they let CBS tell to them and evryone else in the AAC that one game is preferred to a better conference for all. Navy is part of that equation. They could pull Army and possibly USAFA both into the AAC if they tried. Then add BYU or CSU eand you can have two 7 team divisions like the SEC and big ten with all the academies in one divison. It makes sense for everyone except possibly Army who apparently likes playing 2-3 FCS teams a year. That date for that game cost the conference and probably Navy if they weren't being short sided IMO. The CFB playoff will be possibly expanded in the next few years the conference needs to be as strong as it can as be medis wise at that point.

It's not about mot liking Navy. It's about not liking Navys srt up with Army.

(11-17-2020 05:38 PM)Poseidon Wrote:  The Navy-Tulsa game was postponed due to Navy's covid issues. https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/30261994/coronavirus-issues-navy-lead-postponement-tulsa-game

So Navy/Tulsa can make it up on 12/12 and the Army/Navy game can be moved to 11/28 right. Or are they going to move it to 12/19?

OR does Navy send the middle finger to Tulsa and the AAC to keep their precious 12/12 date not being inconvenienced to simply move their game. Does the Navy sense of duty not extend to the conference they are a part of?