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Test your knowledge with these top questions!
Which third academy competes with Army and Navy for the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy?
The Commander-in-Chief's Trophy series among the three academies began in 1972.
Which two Alabama schools meet each year in the Iron Bowl college football rivalry?
Alabama and Auburn first met in 1893 in Birmingham, long before the rivalry got its modern name.
During which annual Texas fair is the Texas-Oklahoma Red River Rivalry game played?
The game is staged during the fair each October, so the stadium sits surrounded by fair food and exhibits.
What gold cowboy-hat trophy goes to the Texas-Oklahoma rivalry winner?
The winning school keeps the gold cowboy-hat trophy until the next meeting, a tradition dating to 1941.
What animal serves as the Army mascot in the Army-Navy football rivalry?
Army has used mules as mascots since 1899, valuing their strength and stubborn perseverance.
Why is the Alabama-Auburn football rivalry called the Iron Bowl?
The game was played for decades at Legion Field in Birmingham, a city built on iron and steel.
In which year was the first Army-Navy college football game played?
Navy won the first Army-Navy game 24-0 at West Point in 1890.
Which two schools meet in college football's Red River Rivalry?
The Red River forms much of the Texas-Oklahoma border, so the rivalry takes its name from the boundary between the schools.
In which city is the Army-Navy college football game most often played?
Philadelphia has hosted more Army-Navy games than any other city, usually at Lincoln Financial Field.
Which Dallas stadium hosts the Texas-Oklahoma Red River Rivalry game?
The neutral-site game is played in Dallas with Texas fans on one side of the 50-yard line and Oklahoma fans on the other.