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For pride, pure and simple: Army-Navy football. Take our quiz
The game that reminds everybody of what still can be good and honorable about college football is set for its 113th kickoff Saturday, when 7-4 Navy meets 2-9 Army on national TV (3 p.m. ET on CBS). Navy leads the series, which began in 1890, 56-49-7. To test your knowledge of this traditional rivalry, take this 16-question quiz.
8. What tradition of neutrality did President Obama show in attending the 2011 Army-Navy game?
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At halftime he went from sitting on Navy side of the field to a seat on the Army side. |
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He split his time wearing the jersey that each team presented him. |
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He visited the locker rooms of both teams. |
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He marched on to the field with the cadets and off it with the midshipmen. |
