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"FacebookPinterest\n\n The school that plays here just went to its first bowl game in fourteen years and hasn&amp;#39;t been a national power for half a century. The stadium seats only about 38,000\u2014one-third the capacity of Michigan&amp;#39;s much more ballyhooed Big House. But when it comes to the pure game-day experience, nothing beats Army&amp;#39;s Michie Stadium. Just a fifty-mile drive due north from New York City, Michie sits beside a reservoir, with views overlooking the Hudson River. And when the leaves start to change color... &amp;quot;autumnal splendor,&amp;quot; says Dave Ryan, CBS Sports Network play-by-play announcer. &amp;quot;I&amp;#39;ve called games at the Rose Bowl, the Horseshoe, every major venue. But Michie is the prettiest setting I&amp;#39;ve ever seen for a game.&amp;quot; Great crowd, too. The corps of cadets jams the stands. A cannon fires after every Army score. Parachutists even drop in with a game ball. The home team might lose, but nobody in the stadium ever seems to mind."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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