| Game Information |
Navy (19-9 / 12-5) at Colgate (19-11 / 15-2) |
| Date |
Saturday, Feb. 26 |
| Location / Venue |
Hamilton, N.Y. / Cotterell Court |
| Time |
2 p.m. |
| Tickets |
Colgate Athletics |
| Television |
CBS Sports Network / Jason Knapp, Mo Cassara |
| Online Video |
CBS Sports Network (for subscribers to the network) / Jason Knapp, Mo Cassara |
| Live Stats |
NavySports.com |
| Navy Radio |
WNAV (AM-1430, FM-99.9, wnav.com) / Pete Medhurst |
| PDF of Game Notes |
Navy / Colgate |
| Season Statistics |
Navy / Colgate |
| Media Guide |
Navy / Colgate |
Five Starting Notes
1 – Navy is playing at Colgate for the first time since Feb. 8, 2020.
2 – Navy will be appearing on the CBS Sports Network for the fifth time this season. It will be the 27th Navy game on the network in the last six seasons.
3 – Navy has secured the No. 2 seed in the league tournament and Colgate has earned the No. 1 seed.
4 – Navy and Bucknell have played the most one possession league games this season. Both the Mids and the Bison have posted 4-2 records in their respective games decided by no more than three points. Five of Navy's last eight games have been decided by three or fewer points.
5 – Navy has not allowed an opponent to score more than 55 points in each of the last six games. The last time this happened was in the first six games of the 1950-51 season.
Series History
• Colgate holds a 41-30 advantage in the all-time series with Navy.
• The teams first met Dec. 29, 1950, when Colgate posted a 63-59 victory in a game played in Raleigh, N.C.
• Colgate holds a 23-12 advantage in games played in Hamilton. This includes a 23-11 edge in games played in Cotterell Court.
• Colgate leads Navy, 34-25, in Patriot League regular season games played between the teams.
• Colgate leads Navy, 18-11, in league regular season games played in Hamilton, all of which have been played in Cotterell Court.
COVID-19 Policy
While masks are no longer required, guests to Colgate are strongly recommended to wear a mask at indoor events. COVID documentation is still required as follows for admittance to indoor athletic events: All spectators aged 5 and older will be required to present proof of full vaccination or a negative test for entry to indoor athletics events.
