Organizers announced Tuesday that Friday’s Armed Forces Bowl, which kicks off at noon Eastern Daylight Time, was a sellout. That means a record crowd of 46,000 will fill Amon G. Carter Stadium, breaking the previous mark of 44,738 when Army played Houston in 2018.

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FORT WORTH — Brent Venables has suffered his second losing season at Oklahoma. Michael Hawkins Jr.’s improvisation scored the Sooners’ second touchdown of the day with 5:56 remaining in the first quarter, but little did the crowd at Amon G. Carter Stadium know, those would almost be OU’s final points of the day.

The Navy Midshipmen held on for the 21-20 win in the Armed Forces Bowl, denying the Oklahoma Sooners on a last minute 2-point conversion attempt.

The Sooners have seen 25 players enter the transfer portal and have a handful of standouts opting out of the bowl game.

On the first play after Blake Horvath’s 95-yard touchdown run, OU quarterback Michael Hawkins fumbled, giving the Midshipmen the ball at the Sooners 26. It was the first turnover of the day for either team. Blake Horvath’s 95-yard touchdown run tied it late in the third quarter.

Navy quarterback Blake Horvath has gotten the longest run in school history, a 95-yard touchdown against Oklahoma in the Armed Forces Bowl

The Navy Midshipmen concluded an impressive season with a 21-20 victory over the Oklahoma Sooners in the Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl. Navy secured the win when it stopped Oklahoma's attempted two-point conversion.