That it is the sense of the Senate that—
the annual football game played between the United States Military Academy and the United States Naval Academy (referred to in this resolution as the Army-Navy Game) is a cornerstone of the collegiate sport tradition of the United States and an important influence on military recruiting;
the Army-Navy Game should retain its preeminent and exclusive status as the only college football game played on the second Saturday of December aired during its scheduled time slot to promote nationwide viewership, shared civic engagement, and recognition of the service and sacrifice of members of the Armed Forces;
broadcasters, collegiate athletic associations and conferences, and institutions of higher education should avoid scheduling college football games during this time slot; and
relevant Federal agencies should review existing policies to enhance coordination around, and the public promotion of the civic importance of, the Army-Navy Game.