Army and Kansas State face off in football Saturday night with military pride on both their minds
The game features military demonstrations and honors the 1st Infantry Division's heritage, linking Kansas State's community with Fort Riley's historic military presence.
- Army and Kansas State will face off Saturday night in Manhattan, Kan., as both teams seek to rebound from disappointing recent performances.
- The matchup was selected this year to honor the proximity of Kansas State to Fort Riley, a historic Army base rooted in the 1850s.
- The event will include Fort Riley Day ceremonies with soldiers, vehicles, demonstrations, a flyover, and a skydiving team to celebrate military ties.
- Army coach Jeff Monken said players are eager to serve alongside military members, while Kansas State coach Chris Klieman praised Army as a well-coached, tough team.
- The game presents a significant challenge due to Army's option offense and strong rushing attack, with implications for both teams to improve execution and discipline.
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Kansas State, Army strive to improve after tough showings vs. FCS teams
Army and Kansas State, both coming off disappointing performances last Saturday, will square off Saturday night in Manhattan, Kan.

Army and Kansas State face off in football Saturday night with military pride on both their minds
Army and Kansas State have a special connection, even though they've only played twice before in football. Kansas State is near Fort Riley, a historic military base.
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