During the coin toss, Trump appeared to haphazardly throw the coin into the air instead of flicking it. Without actually spinning, the coin landed on the grass before the president bizarrely pointed at it. The coin ultimately landed on tails, giving the Army Black Knights the advantage.

The 2025 Army-Navy Game will be held in Baltimore at M&T Bank Stadium, the home venue of the NFL’s Baltimore Ravens. It will mark the seventh time the game has been held in Baltimore and the fifth time it has been played at M&T Bank Stadium. It was last played there in 2016, when Army snapped a 14-game losing streak in the series.

Trailing 13–7 with 11:58 remaining in the third quarter, Navy quarterback Blake Horvath, on a third-and-7 from the Navy 14-yard line, was intercepted by Army cornerback Justin Weaver, who returned it 32 yards for a touchdown, giving the Black Knights a 19–7 lead prior to the extra point attempt.

Donald Trump opened the 2025 Army-Navy football game with an atypical coin toss that has since gone viral on social media. Trump, 79, attended the Saturday, Dec. 13, game — a long-running tradition for sitting presidents — and took the field at Baltimore’s M&T Bank Stadium to handle the ceremonial pregame toss for the 126th edition of the event.

This uniform pays tribute to 1775 when the Army was founded that year, so it's honoring the 250th anniversary. They're white uniforms with purple outlined numbers. The grey helmets that feature "Service" and "Sacrifice" printed on them.

America’s Game returns to the field this weekend as college football’s greatest rivalry game gets underway. For the 126th time, it’s Army-Navy week. Navy comes

The Black Knights and Midshipmen will put a bow on the college football regular season in Baltimore on Saturday

Army and Navy are paying homage to the 250th anniversary of their respective branches for the 126th Army vs. Navy Game.