Who are we playing?

[@Neighbour_Al]

Count on the Coast Guard to keep the riffraff out!

[@user-bx1tu6le4v]

The things air force do in chair is what army and navy can’t do when standing.

[@loganeverts1868]

Great spirit spot!

[@claudeyambao5773]

28-14 sunk Navy

[@gmplatz]

#airfarce Go Goat!

[@TheCaptain14]

1:19 Cadet wearing USNAs? Lol

[@AndrewSchmickle]

where is this magical room?

[@afbeatsnavy8611]

Air Force Academy, established in 1954. Navy 1854, Army 1801. Commander-in-Chief Trophy: Air Force 19, Army 6, Navy 15. How is it Air Force, being the newest branch has the most wins? A couple more stats to add to the roll: Air Force 57-31-0, Army 26-61-1, Navy 48-39-1. Just don't cherry pick your facts. You are beginning to look like the media. Go Air Force/Sink Navy

[@BattlegroundsFTW]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joke

[@samueldidier7310]

If the CiC is a yearly tourney, and there have been 40 games total (19+6+15), then the first one must have been in 1977 or so, meaning it was created after every service academy was already firmly established. What's this about cherry picking facts...?

[@philipmcmahon6993]

Reserve fleet

[@SaltiDawg2008]

Moron. You have the year for USNA's founding wrong. Also you are wrong about the year of USMA's founding. The CIC Trophy was only established in acknowledment of the entry of another decent Football Service Academy.