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GAME DAY TIP SHEET ARMY (7-2) VS. LAFYAETTE (3-6, 2-3 PL) SATURDAY, NOV. 10 • 12:02 P.M. OPPONENT: Lafayette GAME SITE: West Point, N.Y. CONFERENCE: Patriot League STADIUM: Michie Stadium NATIONAL RANKING: N/A CAPACITY: 38,000 2017 LAFAYETTE: 3-8 GAME DAY THEME: Scout/Military Appreciation Day SERIES WITH LAFAYETTE: Army leads, 18-1 POST-GAME AUTOGRAPHS: Yes LAST MEETING: at Army 62, Lafayette 7 (10/15/16) REUNION CLASS: N/A GAME DAY MISCELLANY WEST POINT PARKING LOTS OPEN: 6:00 a.m. BLACK KNIGHT WALK: 10:00 a.m., Black Knights Alley SHUTTLE BUSES BEGIN RUNNING: 7:30 a.m. MICHIE STADIUM GATES OPEN: 10:00 a.m. BLACK KNIGHTS ALLEY OPENS: 9:00 a.m. KIMSEY CLUB OPENS: 10:00 a.m. (pre-purchased ticket required) CADET REVIEW ON THE PLAIN: 9:00 a.m.(weather permitting) SUPERINTENDENT’S RECEPTION: 8:00 a.m. (invitation required) TELEVISION INFORMATION CBS SPORTS NETWORK ON-AIR TIME: 12:00 p.m. KICKOFF: 12:02 p.m. ANNOUNCERS: Ben Holden (play-by-play); Jay Feely (color analyst); Tina Cervasio (sideline reporter) RADIO INFORMATION ARMY WEST POINT SPORTS NETWORK ON-AIR TIME: 10:00 a.m., Army Football Tailgate Show PREGAME SHOW: 11:30 a.m., Black Knights Game Day FLAGSHIPS: WBNR (1260 AM, Beacon, N.Y.); WLNA (1420 AM, Peekskill, N.Y.) NEW YORK CITY AFFILIATE: WMCA (570 AM, New York City, N.Y.) AFFILIATES: KABI (1560 AM, Abilene, Kan. - Fort Riley); WINU (104.9 FM, Albany, N.Y.); WENU (1410 AM, Albany, N.Y.); KTON (1330 AM/100.9 FM, Cameron, Texas -- Fort Hood); KCEG (780 AM, Colorado Springs, Colo.); WAGF (101.3 FM, Dothan, Ala. - Fort Rucker); WFBX (1450 AM/92.5 FM, Fayetteville, N.C. - Fort Bragg); WIFI (1460 AM, Florence, N.J.); WZZN (97.7 FM, Huntsville, Ala. - Redstone Arsenal); WGHQ (920 AM/92.5 FM, Kingston, N.Y.); KXCA (1380 AM, Lawton, Okla. - Fort Sill); WBLH (92.5 FM/104.5 FM, Watertown, N.Y. - Fort Drum); KIIK (1400 AM, Waynesville, Mo. - Fort Leonard Wood) STREAMING APPS: TuneIn (Army Black Knights Sports Network) ANNOUNCERS: Rich DeMarco (play-by-play); Dean Darling (color analyst); Tony Morino (sideline reporter); Joe Beckerle (program host) SATELLITE RADIO INFORMATION ARMY WEST POINT SPORTS NETWORK ON SIRIUS XM SIRIUS CHANNEL: 137 XM CHANNEL: 384 INTERNET CHANNEL: 987 ANNOUNCERS: Rich DeMarco (play-by-play); Dean Darling (color analyst); Tony Morino (sideline reporter); Joe Beckerle (program host) MULTI-MEDIA INFORMATION VIDEO STREAM: www.GoArmyWestPoint.com (CBSSN broadcast) subscription fees apply AUDIO STREAM: www.GoArmyWestPoint.com (Army broadcast) subscription fees apply LIVE STATISTICS: www.GoArmyWestPoint.com IN-GAME TWITTER UPDATES: @ArmyWP_Football ARMY OVERTIME ONLINE: www.GoArmyWestPoint.com via Knight Vision.

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