How long might it take Army and Navy to get to 143.5 on Saturday? Recent meetings have been no shootouts, including January 26 at West Pont that landed on 119 (Navy 66-53). That followed last season when, in regulation time, the games landed on 110 and 112, respectively. Indeed, across the last four meetings, no scoreline has exceeded 123. As these defenses take no possessions off in this blood rivalry, worth noting that top Army scorer Jalen Rucker (18.2 ppg) was harassed into 1 for 12 FG shooting in the first meeting. Rucker has recovered in recent games but these sides will take no quarter against one another, especially on the defensive end. This 143.5 looks well too high in Annapolis. Play Army-Navy Under

It's Revenge with a cap "R" in Annapolis! That's because Army was embarrassed at home in the first meeting on January 26, arguably its worst effort of the season in a numbing 66-53 loss to the Mids. It was certainly one of the worst efforts of the season for top West Point scorer G Jalen Rucker (18.2 ppg), who hit only 1 of 12 FG tries that afternoon. Rucker has since tallied 21 pg the past three, as Army hits Annapolis having won 9 of 11. Meanwhile, Navy has seen a dip in form lately, losing three of four, as Ed DeChellis still can't find a reliable second scoring threat behind G Austin Benigni (only Mads DD scorer at 18.1 ppg). Play Army