One of football’s greatest rivalries ... in the snow! It’s on CBS and streaming online at CBSSports.com.

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Pregame

These uniforms (which have a lot of meaning) are gonna look amazing against each other.

And we got a snow game, y’all. Expect it to keep coming down for the entirety of the game.

Photo by Elsa/Getty Images

Photo by Elsa/Getty Images

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Preview

A week after most college football teams played in their rivalry game, the Army Black Knights will face off against the Navy Midshipmen for 118th time on Saturday at 3 p.m. ET on CBS (live stream).

College GameDay will be in Annapolis for the matchup, in which these teams will be competing for the Commander-in-Chief Trophy — the first time since 2012 it’s come down to the these two teams. Air Force is the current holder of the CIC trophy, with the Midshipmen last winning it in 2015, and Army’s last claim over the prestigious award back in 1996.

Last year’s rivalry matchup between these teams ended with the Black Knights finally breaking a 14-game losing streak to the Midshipmen, with a 21-17 victory. Both teams have used last year’s game as motivation, with one team looking to start their own winning streak, and the other trying to get their’s back.

Time, TV channel, and streaming info

• Time: 3 p.m. ET
• Location: Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia
• TV: CBS
• Streaming: CBS Sports | FuboTV
• Odds: Navy opened as 3.5-point favorites.

Army vs. Navy news:

• The Black Knights will don special uniforms to honor the story of the soldiers of the 10th Mountain Division

The specialty of the 10th Mountain Division is to conquer the land. They fight on the harshest terrain, in any climate, anywhere in the world, to protect and defend the United States of America. We honor the past by re-telling the story of the "Climb to Glory."

• Navy will also wear Blue Angel uniforms (a tribute to the U.S. Navy’s flight team) during Saturday’s matchup, and they are amazing.

"This tribute to the Blue Angels reflects the enthusiastic pride and appreciation we have for the Navy's premier flying team and the motivation they convey to Navy football and the fleet at large," Navy AD Chet Gladchuk said.

• Army’s head coach Jeff Monkin knows his team might not be as big physically as their opponent, but they’ve done some different things to make up for it.

"We're not the most athletic, fastest, or biggest team most weeks that we play. I know Ken (Niumatalolo) would tell you the same thing about his team. They're as long, as big, and as athletic as they've ever been at Navy. They've got a great looking football team. We are not like that. We have to mix enough things up on defense and kind of be like how we are on offense, where we do something different than everyone else to give ourselves a chance and I think that's what Jay has done. But, our kids have to execute it. Most of the time we've done pretty well. Last time out against North Texas though, they scored 52 points in regulation. That's a lot of points. There's times we don't do it very well."

Get ready for a lot of running in this matchup.

Aside from being service academies, both Army and Navy run the triple-option offense, which for opponents can be daunting. Relying so heavily on the run has limited the Black Knights to just 335 total passing yards (between two QBs) with only 60 total attempts. The Midshipmen tend to throw a little more often, totaling 1,003 passing yards on the season against 99 attempts.

On the ground however, the two teams are much more impressive. The Black Knights offense has amassed 4,049 rushing yards this season, with running back Ahmad Bradshaw claiming 1,472 of those (and 11 touchdowns). Despite almost halving Bradshaw’s yardage, Darnell Woolfork has almost seen the endzone 11 times this season.

The Midshipmen’s version of Bradshaw is running back Zach Abey. The rusher leads the team with 1,322 yards and 14 scores. With a penchant to throw it here and there, it stands to reason that Navy’s overall rushing yards would be just shy of Army, totaling (a still impressive) 3,822 yards.

Army vs. Navy prediction:

It’ll be a ground and pound afternoon with limited numbers of passes to break things up, but ultimately the Midshipmen get a win in Philadelphia and once again claim the Commander-in-Chief Trophy.