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Military Bowl in Annapolis canceled due to lack of available teams

Military Bowl in Annapolis canceled due to lack of available teams
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ANNAPOLIS, Md. — The Military Bowl presented by Perspecta is canceled after so many teams opted not to play in bowl games this year.

The game was scheduled for December 28.

“While so many people worked tirelessly to make this year’s Military Bowl happen, this is an incredibly disappointing step to take,” Military Bowl President & Executive Director Steve Beck said.

“We are appreciative of the many sponsors who join our mission to honor and support the armed forces, especially our new presenting sponsor Perspecta, as well as our partners at the United States Naval Academy and those in state and local government who worked to ensure a safe environment at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium.

The game was going to be played at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis but without any fans .

“While this year’s game will not happen, the Military Bowl remains committed to its mission. Over the last decade, in addition to raising awareness for our nation’s service men and women, the Bowl also has donated more than $1 million for the USO and founded and operates a first-class retreat for recovering service members, their families and caregivers at Patriot Point.”

Those wishing to participate in the Season of Support, a month-long effort to drive awareness and raise funds for USO-Metro, can click here or text “USO” to 243725. You can find more information on Patriot Point here.