President Donald Trump kept up the presidential tradition of attending the annual Army-Navy game, touching down in Baltimore, Maryland, on Saturday for what is the 126th meeting between the two rivals.
Trump landed at historic Fort McHenry shortly before game time, later driving to M&T Bank Stadium in downtown Baltimore to take in the college football game. The appearance saw him take the field, where he was greeted with an ovation and chants of “USA” from the fans and student sections.
The president later watched a military flyover and participated in the coin toss at mid-field.
This is now the sixth time Trump has attended the game as either president or president-elect. He previously took in the action in 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2024.
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Before the game started, Trump refused to pick a favorite to win.
“Everyone is asking who am I supporting, Army or Navy? My answer is: ‘You must be joking if you think I’m going to give you that answer!’” he quipped on Truth Social.
