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Navy/Tulsa Pregame

By Kevin Chaney Jr. on November 17, 2018 • ( 0 )

It’s Senior Day as Navy (2-8) faces off against Tulsa (2-8) at 3:30pm at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium today in Annapolis, MD.

Navy is riding a 7-game losing streak as they meet Tulsa for the sixth time, the fourth time as AAC Conference foes. Navy’s 7-game losing streak is the longest since suffering a matching streak in 2002. the 02′ season is also the last time the Midshipmen lost on Senior Day.

34 seniors will be honored at the start of the game today, roughly 10 minutes before kickoff.

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