The undisputed golden era and greatest teams in the history of Army football occurred during the mid-nineteen-forties under legendary head coach Earl Blaik. The back-to-back national championship squads of nineteen forty-four and nineteen forty-five—featuring iconic Heisman Trophy winners Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis, commonly known as "Mr. Inside and Mr. Outside"—dominated college football with high-powered offensive explosions and undefeated records. The nineteen forty-six squad also finished undefeated, culminating in the legendary "Game of the Century" zero-zero tie against Notre Dame at Yankee Stadium, cementing these historic rosters among the absolute best in college football history.