Carlisle vs. Army: The Olympic Champion Who Ran Through a Future President
Published April 18, 2026
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36,761
Likes
730
Comments
79
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The 1912 Carlisle vs. Army game wasn't just football. It was the sons and grandsons of warriors who had fought the U.S. Army — now facing soldiers on a football field. On November 9, 1912, the Carlisle Indian Industrial School traveled to West Point to face the United States Military Academy. On one sideline stood Jim …
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- April 18, 2026
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How Carlisle vs. Army: The Olympic Champion Who Ran Through a Future President is doing
It has 36.7K views in total. It ranks #14,484,196 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
Key facts about Carlisle vs. Army: The Olympic Champion Who Ran Through a Future President
- Total views
- 36.7K
- Total likes
- 730
- Total comments
- 79
- Published
- April 18, 2026
- Global rank by views
- #14,484,196
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How many views does Carlisle vs. Army: The Olympic Champion Who Ran Through a Future President have?
Carlisle vs. Army: The Olympic Champion Who Ran Through a Future President has 36,761 views, 730 likes and 79 comments, ranking #14,484,196 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
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