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Virginia Military Institute Army \u2013\u00a0Two military schools lock horns in West Point <\/strong><\/p>\n The Virginia Military Institute visits the United States Military Academy to play a football game this weekend. A lot of pageantry awaits as VMI plays Army on the gridiron.<\/p>\n NCAA football betting<\/strong>: Virginia Military Institute Keydets @ Army Black Knights<\/strong><\/p>\n Online Betting Odds: No line<\/p>\n Why To Bet On VMI<\/strong><\/p>\n This game might seem like a mismatch in Army\u2019s favor, but that\u2019s really not quite true. The Keydets of the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) very nearly won last year at Army. VMI fell by a narrow 22-17 margin, and the visitors from Virginia drove down to the Army 34-yard line with 20 seconds left. However, that\u2019s as far as the Keydets were able to go. Nevertheless, the encouraging performance has to give VMI and head coach Sparky Woods a lot of belief and self-confidence heading back to Michie Stadium on the banks of the Hudson River.<\/p>\n A few things are worth noting about that five-point loss to Army. First of all, Army quarterback Trent Steelman hit 11-of-14 passes. If VMI could hold Army to just 22 points on a day when Steelman threw the ball really well, imagine what the Keydets could do to the homestanding Black Knights if Steelman is off his game. The other thing to point out about last year\u2019s VMI-Army encounter is that the Black Knights lost four fumbles. VMI will have to pounce on more Army turnovers this year if it wants to have any chance to win. This isn\u2019t a complete mismatch, but it still is a game between an FBS team from Army and an FCS team from the state of Virginia. VMI must be plus-three in takeaways when this day is done. If last year\u2019s game truly is an indicator of what will happen this year, then the Keydets could genuinely pull off the shocker in West Point.