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09/10/24 - Noah Short, Jr/2026, Army + More +

WEEK 2 AAC PLAYER OF THE WEEK HONORABLE MENTION: Noah Short, Jr., RB, Army,...Rushed for a career-high 160 yards on 11 carries in a 24-7 win at Florida Atlantic. - AAC Football

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WR Noah Short, Army
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08/30/24 - Bryson Daily, Sr/2025, Army + More +

Bryson Daily and Kanye Udoh both ran for two touchdowns and Army cruised to a 42-7 victory over FCS-member Lehigh in a season opener on Friday night. Army marched 80 yards in nine plays the first time it had the ball, scoring on a 1-yard quarterback plunge by Daily for a 7-0 lead. Lehigh answered with a nine-play, 75-yard drive. Luke Yoder raced 18 yards for a touchdown on third-and-2 to tie the game at 7 after one quarter. Daily scored on another 1-yard run to cap a 13-play, 76-yard drive to put the Black Knights up 14-7 early in the second quarter. Army took a 21-7 lead into halftime after Udoh finished off a 10-play, 79-yard drive with a 13-yard run.

Noah Short's 3-yard scoring run in the third quarter pushed Army's advantage to 28-7. The Black Knights used 12 plays to score midway through the final quarter with Udoh gaining the final yard in a march that covered 80 for a 35-7 advantage. Army ran 54 plays on its five touchdown drives, taking 25:37 off the clock. Short, Daily and Udoh combined to rush for 236 yards on 40 carries. Daily completed 3 of 6 passes for 35 yards. - AP College Football

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FB Bryson Daily, Army
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12/20/22 - Andre Carter II, Sr/2023, Army + More +

2022 PHIL STEEL ALL-INDEPENDENT CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM: LB Andre Carter II,...Carter, played in 10 out of 12 games logging 41 tackles (21 solo), 3.5 sacks, seven tackles for loss, and two pass deflections. Carter's signature game came in Week 2 vs. UTSA, recording 2.5 sacks. The Missouri, TX native finishes his West Point career with 20 career sacks good for second on Army's all-time sacks list. Last season Carter became Army's first AP All-American in 30 years landing on the Third-Team. He also was named to Phil Steele's All-American Team (all conferences), landing a spot on the Second Team. Carter has accepted an invitation to the Reese's Senior Bowl where he will prepare for the 2023 NFL Draft. - Army Football

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DE Andre Carter II, Army
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12/20/22 - Marquel Broughton, Sr/2023, Army + More +

2022 PHIL STEEL ALL-INDEPENDENT CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM: S Marquel Broughton,...Broughton, the senior two-time team captain enjoyed his best season at West Point, totaling a career high 88 tackles (46 solo), three interceptions, eight passes defensed, three tackles for loss, and forcing two fumbles. His season marked the first time since 2014 (Jeremy Timpf) an Army defender has had 85+ tackles and 3+ INTs in a campaign. He finishes his Army career with seven interceptions, which is T-2nd most by Army defenders in interceptions since 2000, only trailing Donovan Travis, 2008-10, (11). Broughton was a first-team All-Independent Preseason selection this summer as well. - Army Football

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SS Marquel Broughton, Army
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12/20/22 - Tyhier Tyler, rSr/2023, Army + More +

2022 PHIL STEEL ALL-INDEPENDENT CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM: QB Tyhier Tyler,...Tyler is awarded with his first appearance on a Phil Steele award list. The senior quarterback rushed for career highs in yards (663), touchdowns (12), yards per carry (4.6) and attempts (143). He also passed 8-for-18 for 301 yards, with two TDs and one INT, averaging 37.6 yards per completion. This season he had three 100-yard rushing games (Georgia St., Troy, and UMass) and had four multi-rushing TD games (Villanova, Georgia St., UConn and UMass). His 12 rushing TDs ranked T-2nd in the entire FBS by quarterbacks. He also became the first Army QB with 10+ rushing TDs since Kelvin Hopkins Jr totaled 17 in 2018. The Newsport News, Va. native finishes his Army career with 24 rushing TDs, T-3rd most by an Army QB, which is also good for T-10th on Army's all-time rushing TD list. For his career Tyler ran 407 times for 1,727 yards (4.2 avg.). - Army Football

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QB Tyhier Tyler, Army
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12/20/22 - Tyrell Robinson, rSr/2025, Army + More +

2022 PHIL STEEL ALL-INDEPENDENT CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM: PR Tyrell Robinson,...Robinson played in five games logging seven receptions for 135 yards and a TD while also rushing 38 times for 321 yards and a TD. As a punt returner Robinson returned a punt 73 yards for a TD in Week 3 vs. Villanova, marking Army's first punt or kickoff return for a TD since Jeremy Trimble in 2007. He also returned one kickoff for 21 yards. Robinson was a first-team All-Independent Preseason selection at punt returner this summer. - Army Football

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RB Tyrell Robinson, Army
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12/20/22 - Connor Bishop, Sr/2023, Army + More +

2022 PHIL STEEL ALL-INDEPENDENT CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM: C Connor Bishop,...Bishop, the senior team captain was selected this summer to the Phil Steele Preseason All-Independent Second Team. The Holland, Pa. native started all 12 games for the Black Knights at center, playing a vital role in the success of Army's rushing attack, which finished No. 2 in the country rushing for 289.4 yards per game. Army also finished T-2nd with 38 rushing touchdowns. - Army Football

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C Connor Bishop, Army
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12/20/22 - Leo Lowin, Sr/2024, Army + More +

2022 PHIL STEEL ALL-INDEPENDENT CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM: LB Leo Lowin,...Lowin, a junior linebacker accumulated 100 tackles (48 solo), three sacks, five tackles for loss, two interceptions, three passes defensed and a forced fumble. He recorded five games of 10+ tackles, including logging a career-high 16 tackles vs. Navy, which was good enough to be named the Army-Navy Game player of the game, voted on by the Philadelphia Sports Writers Association. With his team-high 100 tackles on the season, he marked the first Army player to surpass 100+ tackles on the season since Cole Christiansen (112) in 2019. Lowin was also one of three FBS players to record 100+ tackles, 3+ sacks and 2+ INTs this year. - Army Football

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ILB Leo Lowin, Army
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12/20/22 - Connor Finucane, rSr/2025, Army + More +

2022 PHIL STEEL ALL-INDEPENDENT CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM: OL Connor Finucane,...Finucane, a junior offensive lineman started all 12 games across for the Black Knights. The Baton Rouge, La. native started eight contests at right guard and four at right tackle. Last season he started all 13 games across the offensive line. - Army Football

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OG Connor Finucane, Army
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12/10/22 - Andre Carter II, Sr/2023, Army + More +

Navy's Anton Hall Jr. lost a fumble at the goal line in the second overtime that helped set up Quinn Maretzki's game-winning 39-yard field goal as Army beat The Midshipmen 20-17 on Saturday night in the first OT game in the 123 games of the rivalry series. There wasn't much offense throughout the game until the waning moments of regulation when Maretzki kicked a 37-yarder with 1:53 left to tie the game at 10-all. A thrilling overtime followed. The NCAA instituted overtime in 1996, and the series had never had to go a little extra to settle one of the sport's greatest rivalry games.

Army's Markel Johnson ran 25 yards for a touchdown on the first play of overtime for a 17-10 lead, and Navy matched the Black Knights when Xavier Arline tossed a 25-yard touchdown pass to Maquel Haywood that made it 17-all. It was Navy's first completion of the game and Arline had perhaps the sweetest 1 of 1 for 25-yard game in Navy history. He also rushed for 102 yards. Hall - who earlier raced 77 yards for a TD - coughed up the ball as he plunged toward the end zone and stood crestfallen after the game at Lincoln Financial Field as fireworks went off. Navy still leads the series against Army 62-54-7. The Black Knights, though, have won five of the last seven meetings. Army finished 6-6 and Navy was 4-8. The teams combined for only 53 yards passing. - Army/AP College Football

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DE Andre Carter II, Army
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11/26/22 - Tyhier Tyler, rSr/2023, Army + More +

Tyhier Tyler ran for three second-quarter touchdowns and Army staked UMass to a 7-0 first-quarter lead, then rolled to a 44-7 win over the Minutemen on Saturday afternoon. The senior now has 12 rushing touchdowns and is the first Army quarterback to run for 10 or more touchdowns in a season since Kelvin Hopkins Jr. ran for 17 in 2018. Tyler completed both of his pass attempts and carried 11 times for 101 yards to lead the Black Knights. Army (5-6) ran for 329 yards and six touchdowns, with Tyler scoring on runs of 27, 4 and 1 yard. Jakobi Buchanan scored twice and Bryson Daily added a 54-yard run for a touchdown with 90 seconds left.

Army's defense held UMass to just 90 yards on the ground, much of it on the opening drive. Merriweather ran for 36 yards as the Minutemen marched 75 yards in nine plays to score on a 2-yard run by Gino Campiotti four minutes into the game. Merriweather finished with 49 yards on five carries. Brady Olson was 13 of 24 passing for 145 yards for UMass (1-11) and was intercepted twice. Army is now 5-0 all-time against the Minutemen. The Black Knights will have a week off before they face Navy December 10th in Philadelphia. - Army/AP College Football

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11/19/22 - Braheam Murphy, Sr/2023, Army + More +

Braheam Murphy ran for 124 yards and a touchdown to lead Army to a 34-17 victory over Connecticut on Saturday. Murphy ran along the left hashmark and bolted 75 yards untouched into the end zone to give Army a 20-17 lead midway through the third quarter. Quarterback Tyhier Tyler's 4-yard touchdown run stretched the Black Knights' lead to 27-17 late in the third. UConn's last possessions ended with two punts and two interceptions. Tyler attempted just one pass and finished with 70 yards rushing for Army (4-6). He scored on a 2-yard run in the fourth. Victor Rosa rushed for 105 of his 111 yards in the first half and a touchdown for UConn (6-6). Army's Miles Stewart returned a blocked punt 19 yards into the end zone just two minutes into the game. - Army/AP College Football

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RB Braheam Murphy, Army
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10/22/22 - Jemel Jones, Sr/2023, Army + More +

Jemel Jones scored a career-high three touchdowns and Army rallied in the second half to beat Louisiana-Monroe 48-24 on Saturday. Jones, who began the year as the third-string quarterback, started his second straight game and rushed for 96 of Army's 441 yards on the ground. After Quinn Maretzki tied the game at 17-all with a field goal early in the third quarter, the Black Knights (3-4) scored twice more in the period to pull away.

Leo Lowin's interception led to Jones' third touchdown, a 6-yarder, to take the lead. Ay'Jaun Marshall's 36-yard catch - one of two completions for Army - set up the Black Knights at the ULM 9 and Tyson Riley scored from the 3 in the final minute of the third. Bryson Daily capped Army's 34-point second half with a 64-yard run late in the game. Chandler Rogers threw for two touchdowns and was intercepted once for the Warhawks (2-6). He threw a 12-yard scoring pass to Boogie Knight and Andrew Henry ran for a 10-yard score in the second quarter. The loss was the 19th straight on the road for the Warhawks. - Army/AP College Football

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QB Jemel Jones, Army
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10/15/22 - Leo Lowin, Sr/2024, Army + More +

Jemel Jones ran for two touchdowns in his first start this season and Army defeated Colgate 42-17 on Saturday. With the Black Knights (2-4) missing several key players because of injuries, including quarterback Tyhier Tyler and running back Tyrell Robinson, senior quarterback Jones made his first start of the season and finished with 113 yards rushing on 12 carries including a 75-yard run that gave Army its first points.

Jones' 1-yard TD capped an eight-minute drive to open the second half and Leo Lowin's interception set up Markel Johnson's 24-touchdown run for a 42-17 lead heading in the fourth quarter. Johnson came in with 19 yards on four carries this season. Army, second in the nation in rushing at 286.6, had 281 yards by halftime including four TDs and led 28-17. The Black Knights finished with 467 yards offense, all on the ground. Colgate's Michael Brescia was 16-of-25 passing including his first TD throw of the season, a 19-yarder to Treyvohn Saunders. Breshia rushed for another 78 yards and a score. Army has won the last seven meetings with the Raiders (1-5). - Army/AP College Football

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ILB Leo Lowin, Army
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09/17/22 - Tyhier Tyler, rSr/2023, Army + More +

Tyhier Tyler ran for three touchdowns, Tyson Riley added a career-high 158 yards rushing and Army returned to its running roots in beating Villanova 49-10 on Saturday, giving coach Jeff Monken a landmark victory. A week after their first 300-yard passing game since 2007 in an overtime loss to UTSA, the Black Knights (1-2) ran for 472 yards in Monken's 59th win at Army, breaking a second-place tie with Charles Daly (1913-16, 1919-22). Red Blaik (1941-58) is the leader at 121. "That doesn't have anything to do with me," Monken said of his move up the Army victory list. "It's these great players and and the players that have played here in the last few years that I've been here. I'm very fortunate to be the coach at West Point. I love this place. It's incredible to be able serve the Army and to serve this institution as the head coach and, you know, I hope there's a bunch more to come." Army threw one pass, which was incomplete, while rushing for the most yards ever given up by Villanova. Jakobi Buchanan, listed at 6-feet, 260 pounds, rumbled 55 yards to help set up Tyler's 7-yard score in the first quarter. That was Buchanan's only carry as he left the game with a left knee injury. - Army/AP College Football

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