Bryson Daily doesn’t know where he’ll be next year.

He could be in Alabama or South Korea, Michigan or Germany or the Middle East. He will be a second lieutenant in the Army, deployed to a to-be-determined military base. His hope is to serve in the infantry.

“We take classes, like military science, that are directly getting us ready for the job we have ahead,” Daily said. “It’s something we’re always thinking about.”

Soon, Daily will be one of more than 450,000 active-duty troops in the Army. Today, he is one of one.

The Army star quarterback will stand under the lights of Yankee Stadium on Saturday night, in prime time on NBC, leading the No. 19 Black Knights (9-0) into their biggest non-Navy matchup in 66 yea…{ai:summary}<p>Bryson Daily, a soon-to-be second lieutenant in the Army, faces uncertainty about his future deployment location, which could range from Alabama to South Korea or the Middle East. He is preparing for his role in the infantry through military science classes.</p><p>Daily represents the more than 450,000 active-duty troops in the Army, highlighting the commitment and readiness of new officers as they prepare for service. #military</p>

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