Carter Stadium in Fort Worth. The news was first reported by Action Network's Brett McMurphy. The game will be televised by ESPN and marks OU's first-ever appearance in the Armed Forces Bowl and Navy's third (the Midshipmen beat Middle Tennessee in 2013 and lost to Louisiana Tech in 2016).

The game, which will be Oklahoma’s 26th straight bowl appearance, will be played at TCU’s Amon G. Carter Stadium.

LANDOVER, Md. — Army and Navy have combined to win 19 of 23 games this season and re-emerged as nationally relevant college football programs. For the first time since 2017, the two military academies are both going to a bowl game. None of that matters much to players and coaches — not with the 125th rendition of the Army-Navy game on deck.