
Podcast Recap
The College Football Experience (@TCEonSGPN) on the Sports Gambling Podcast Network previews the 2026 Army Black Knights football season. Pick Dundee aka (@TheColbyD), Ryan McIntyre aka (@Moneyline_Mac) and Sebastian Fearon (@TheDegenDoc) break down the entire Army Black Knights upcoming season and project just how the Black Knights will look in 2026. Is Jeff Monken one of the best football coaches in America and are the Black Knights super lucky to have him at the helm? Is Michie Stadium and Army football one of the best experiences a college football fan can feel and why should every American take a trip to West Point, New York?
Can Cody Worley get the Black Knights offense to a top 50 level in 2026? Did Army find a diamond in the rough in Cale Hellums emergence last season? Did the Army Black Knights find their future star in the Fenway Bowl with Godspower Nwawuihe? Can Brady Anderson be the home run threat at the wideout spot that the Black Knights need in 2026? Who will step up and handle the bulk of the offense since Noah Short departed? Could Samari Howard and Stroman Bridges have big years for the Black Knights this season? Is Parker Poloskey one of the top tight ends in the American? With four starters back on the offensive line led by center Brady Small will Army’s offense take a gigantic step forward?
How will the Army Black Knights defense look after a top 50 finish a year ago but losing DC Nate Woody to the Cincinnati Bearcats? With only four starters returning can the Army defense punch above their weight? Should the defensive line be the nucleus of the defense with the return of Jack Bousum and Kody Harris-Miller? Is Jaydan Mayes going to need to be elite with him being the lone returning starter back in the secondary? Do we like the two defensive coordinator look Army will be using in 2026? How does the schedule break for the Army Black Knights?
Will the Army Black Knights sweep the Air Force Falcons and the Navy Midshipmen in 2026? Why is Army vs Navy the most perfect rivalry in college football and why should the NCAA or the TV execs never change the date and time of this game? We talk it all and more on this episode of The College Football Experience.










