Why would AAC give up a contracted bowl in Birmingham against SEC? I do not believe that.
On ESPN's bowl schedule page, they have Army in the Armed Forces. As if they've already accepted. This isn't the predictions page.
Weird. This can only mean they worked a better deal for Navy somewhere else.
I saw that and figured it was a misprint. Navy is already selling tickets to Fort Worth.
The Military Bowl would essentially be a home game for Navy then as it is played in Navy/Marine Corps Stadium.and it may mean TU is heading to Ft. Worth; perhaps Navy moved to the Washington DC military bowl?
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