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Storylines Army: It's been a season of exorcising demons for the Black Knights. First, seven wins is the highest total for the program since 2010, which also marks the last time Army went to a bowl game. Second, the Black Knights ended a miserable 14-year losing streak to Navy. This once-powerhouse has gone through its fair share of tough times, but Monken did an excellent job turning things around. North Texas: Littrell's coaching debut went better than expected. Granted, North Texas lost four of its last five games and finished with a sub-.500 record -- its bowl appearance is boosted by APR scores -- but for a program with a string of losing records spanning a decade, five wins was a pleasant surprise. The Mean Green also did a better job of putting up points, something it couldn't do in the Dan McCarney era. There's still a long way to go for Littrell as he continues to build the program, but a four-win swing from 2015 is a heck of a start. Players to watch Ahmad Bradshaw, QB, Army: It should be no surprise that the quarterback for the option offense gets the nod. Bradshaw was second on the team in rushing yards (697) and touchdowns (seven). He also had his worst game of the season against North Texas with four interceptions. Then again, Army was playing from behind. If the Black Knights want a different outcome this time, they can't afford to fall behind. That starts, in part, with Bradshaw. read more: http://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/army-vs-north-texas-prediction-heart-of-dallas-bowl-pick-odds-line-watch-live-stream/