President-elect Donald Trump will attend the 125th Army-Navy football game on Saturday, adding an extra level of grandeur to an already traditional occasion.

This will be the fifth time Trump will attend the game, which begins today at 3 p.m. ET at Northwest Field in Landover, Maryland. The clash between the nation’s service academies is a staple of the final month of the college football season and marks the traditional endpoint of the regular season.

While the sitting president typically conducts the pregame coin toss if he is present, it is unclear whether Trump will take on that task as president-elect. When he attended the game as president-elect in 2016, he failed to fulfill this obligation.

Vice President Elect JD Vance will also be present – ​​and made headlines on Friday with his invitation Daniel Pennya former Marine, will be present with him in the presidential suite. Penny was widely welcomed by right-wing politicians after he was charged in the fatal suffocation of Jordan Neely earlier this year, and many of them celebrated his acquittal on Monday.

Trump previously commented on the case, telling Fox News: “I think it’s a terribly difficult case.” Vance expressed his support for Penny on Monday, posting on X: “Thank God justice has been served in this case “It was a scandal that Penny was never charged with.”

Governor of Florida. Ron DeSantisTrump, who served in the U.S. Navy, is also expected to attend the game, according to a source familiar with the plan. However, it is unclear whether his and Trump’s trips are related.

CNN’s Kit Maher contributed to this story.