BALDWIN: All right. Army/Navy, it is one of the oldest rivalries in all of college football but, obviously, much more than a ballgame. Coy Wire has more in today's "Bleacher Report" from Philadelphia. Coy, who is with you?</s>COY WIRE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Brooke, I have a whole crew. We'll say hello in a minute. We have to talk about this Army/Navy game. Since 1890 and has been American game. Features the future defenders of our nation. Playing not just for the love of the game, but deep respect for one another. And for a chance of earning bragging rights of a lifetime. Take a listen.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Army/Navy is definitely the best rivalry. Everything going on in the world or even in this country, this is the one thing everyone can come together and watch Army/Navy game.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: This is the only game where every competitor on the field that these people are going to watch are willing to put their life on the line for everybody that's watching. There is no other game like that.</s>WIRE: This game is seething with tradition. They are here to represent and cheer on Army's marathon team who started last night as 6:00 p.m. and running the game ball all the way to Philly. They will come by any minute. I'll hop in and take that game ball over to the field. And what happens when I say go Army.</s>WIRE: Go Army.</s>WIRE: It's going to be incredible game. The 118th edition of the Army/Navy game right here in Philly, is tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. eastern.</s>BALDWIN: I know sailors that would take issue with this crowd. I love this game. Coy Wire --</s>BALDWIN: thanks to the you and the crowd. Back in just a moment.
Army/Navy Rivalry More Than a Ballgame.