Great win indeed Clover. Here are a couple of facts regarding Army football and "10 win seasons": Army played only (9) games each season up until 1962 at which time they started playing 10 game seasons like most other teams. Their first bowl game ever was in the the short-lived "Cherry Bowl" (1984) at which time they defeated Michigan State, 10-6 (I remember the win in the Silver Dome in Pontiac, Michigan).
Army had many great coaches including Paul Dietzle back during the early 1960's who ended up gathering fame at LSU and Earl "Red" Blaik, who coached the Cadets right after World War ll, they were ranked one or two back in 1945 & 46 led by All-Americans Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis. I "listened" to those Army games on the radio....(ha). Bill Stern was the sportscaster...No TV then....ha again. I remember the Army/Notre Dame game of 1946 well, the final Score was a scoreless tie...0--0; The game was labeled the "game of the century" back then.
I was 12 years old when I started following college football in 1946.........It has been quite a ride on-up to the present (2017). Talk about changes !!!
Good luck with your Bowl Plays Clover and Merry Christmas to you and your family.
I was born in 52 and in mid late 50's very few folks had a tv but I didn't need one. growin up with the radio,anouncers voices were everything and still are. want to thank you fellers for bringin back some memories ....I watch sports now on tv but hardly ever listen. just too much phoney scripted bullshit..everybody have a fantastic 2018.
