Workers start painting numbers on the field to get Yankee Satdium ready for the Notre Dame vs. Army college football game. The game will be played Saturday, Nov. 20 at 7 p.m. ET.

The Irish played Army at the old Yankee Stadium annually from 1925-46 except for 1930, when the game was played in Chicago.

Workers erect one of the goal posts at Yankee Stadium in preparation for the Notre Dame vs. Army matchup to take place Saturday, Sept. 20.

One of the biggest wins in Notre Dame history came against Army in 1913. Although Notre Dame went 17-1-3 from 1910-12, the Irish captured the nation's attention in 1913 when they revolutionized football by using the forward pass as a regular part of their offense, and not just a desperation play, in a 35-13 win over the Cadets.

In addition to this game, Army will also host home games at Yankee Stadium in 2011, 2012 and 2014.

Army played 38 times at the original Yankee Stadium, compiling a combined mark of 14-19-5 against Notre Dame, Illinois (1930, '47), Michigan (1945, '50), Navy (1930-31), Stanford (1928, '48), Syracuse (1960, '64), Air Force (1959), Columbia (1936), Oklahoma (1961), Pittsburgh (1962), Princeton (1942) and Southern California (1951).

Yankee stadium will host its first college football game on Nov. 20, between Notre Dame and Army.