Navy tops Army with late touchdown; Trump's attendance in Baltimore sparks protests

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For the second year in a row, the Navy Midshipmen have won the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy.

The Midshipmen earned a gutsy 17-16 victory over Army in one of the greatest rivalries in sports.

Navy got out to a scorching-hot start, scoring a touchdown on their its drive. Blake Horvath rushed for 45 of the 75 yards on the drive and ran in for the score. He also had an 11-yard pass.

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President Donald Trump greets players after the coin toss and before the start of the 126th Army-Navy game between the Army Black Knights and the Navy Midshipmen at M&T Bank Stadium Saturday, in Baltimore. (Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images)

Army, though, answered right back with an identical drive, going 13 plays for 75 yards, ending with Cale Hellums punching one in.

Navy's offense stalled for a long while after. Its next three drives ended in a punt, fumble and interception. In the meantime, the Black Knights were able to tack on three more field goals to go up 16-7. Late in the third, the Midshipmen finally added more points with a field goal that cut their deficit to three.

Early in the fourth, Navy forced an Army interception. Navy had the ball at the goal line but fumbled on a quarterback sneak, losing seven yards. Horvath hit Eli Heidenreich in the end zone, though, and the ensuing kick gave the Midshipmen their first lead since the first drive of the game. 

Navy promptly forced a three-and-out and got the ball back with less than five minutes to go. Navy lost a fumble when trying for a first down that would have iced the game, but the play was reviewed, and the call was reversed. So, Navy had a fourth and