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College Football — At Army-Navy With Desmond Howard, Roger Staubach, and Boo Corrigan

Ben and Rodger preview this weekend’s Army-Navy game and talk to some college football legends

By Ben Glicksman and Rodger Sherman
Army v Navy Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images

Ben Glicksman and Rodger Sherman report live from Philadelphia at the Army-Navy game. They talk to former Michigan and NFL receiver and ESPN analyst Desmond Howard (6:33), Hall of Fame quarterback and Navy alum Roger Staubach (21:26), and U.S. Military Academy director of athletics Boo Corrigan (29:54).Ben Glicksman and Rodger Sherman report live from Philadelphia at the Army-Navy game. They talk to former Michigan and NFL receiver and ESPN analyst Desmond Howard (6:33), Hall of Fame quarterback and Navy alum Roger Staubach (21:26), and U.S. Military Academy director of athletics Boo Corrigan (29:54).

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