Air Force’s season-opening game against Navy will be carried by CBS Sports Network.

The 4 p.m. game at Falcon Stadium is not open to fans beyond the cadet wing. The broadcast can be found in Colorado Springs on CenturyLink 643/1643, DirecTV 221, Dish Network 158, Verizon Fios 94/594 and Xfinity/Comcast 170/846 as well as through the CBS Sports streaming devices.

Watch parties will be held at the Rocky Mountain Vibes’ UCHealth Park (first 500 in attendance) and Rib & Chop House off Dublin Boulevard and Brass Tap located on Bass Pro Drive.

The broadcast team will be Carter Blackbum (play-by-play), Aaron Taylor (analyst) and Jenny Dell (sidelines).

The game will be carried on the radio by KVOR AM 740 in Colorado Springs, The Fan 104.3 in Denver. Jim Arthur (play-by-play) and Jesse Kurtz (analyst) comprise the broadcast team.

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Consecutive victories for the home team in the series between Air Force and Navy.

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Consecutive victories for Air Force, tying the Falcons with Notre Dame for the longest streak in NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision.

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Victories for Air Force, against no losses, when wearing special uniforms as part of the Airpower Legacy Series. They will wear uniforms on Saturday inspired by the Tuskegee Airmen.

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Commander-in-Chief’s trophy titles won by Air Force, the most in the annual competition with Navy (which has 15) and Army (seven). The Falcons last won the trophy in 2016.

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Career victories for Navy coach Ken Niumatalolo, who owns a 99-61 career mark, all with the Midshipmen. Air Force coach Troy Calhoun is just behind at 98-69.