Naval Academy (Navy) Football
Stanford and Navy met tonight for the first time since the two schools battled in 1965 which resulted in a 7-7 tie. Attendance announced as 35,670, the fourth-largest crowd to see a game at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium behind: 1. 36,172 vs. Air Force (Oct. 11, 1997), 2. 36,009 vs. West Virginia (Oct. 3, 1998) and 3. 35,753 vs. Air Force (Oct. 9, 1993). Marco Nelson scored three touchdowns for the Midshipmen and Karlos Whittaker ran for 110 yards on seven carries, becoming the first freshman in Navy history to have a 100-yard rushing game. The mission of the Naval Academy focuses on developing midshipmen morally, mentally and physically in order to provide leaders of character for the Navy and Marine Corps.
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Naval Academy fan boosters really showed spirit before the game. *
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Two Navy Alumni come to support the Midshipmen.
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The Johnson's dress up to show their support for Midshipmen. *
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These guys were enjoying the party before the big Navy game.
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These beautiful ladies were the focus of many Midshipmen.
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Stanford's football team marches out to the field.
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Naval Academy cadets march in tight formation in Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. *
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DCpages' Alumni, Cliff Bressler takes sometime to help the photography crew.
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Female Naval Academy cadet marches onto Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium.
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Cadets march into Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. *
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A Brigade of Midshipmen stand at attention for the 'Presentation of Colors.'
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Naval Academy Color Guard
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Cadets saluting America
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The best thing about Navy Games is the pride for American Patriotism. *
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Naval Cadets get ready for kickoff.
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