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Navy Spring Depth Chart Review: Nose Guard
GoMids.com continues its post-spring review of the Navy depth chart. Today we look at the nose guard position where Barry Dabney, Brice Musgrove, Drew Kinsella, Alex Doolittle and Travis Bridges all worked to improve their depth chart standing. Look inside to get the full scoop on Navy's nose guards.
Via navy.scout.com
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17 hours ago
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2102 Pre-Season Preview: Navy Midshipmen
2011 Record: (5-7)
Head Coach: Ken Niumatalolo (32-21 All-Time)
Last Bowl Game: 2010 Poinsettia Bowl: lost to San Diego State 35-14
Schedule Glimpse:
2012 Schedule Link
Big Name Opponents: 9/1 vs Notre Dame, 9/15 at Penn State
Must Win: 9/22 vs VMI, 11/3 vs FAU, 11/17 vs Texas State
Revenge: 9/29 vs San Jose State, 10/6 at Air Force, 10/27 at East Carolina
Statistical...
Via College Football Zealots
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2 days ago
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2 days ago
Navy Spring Depth Chart Review: Slotbacks
GoMids.com continues its review of Navy's post spring practice depth chart. Today we'll cover the all important slotback position which returns veterans Gee Gee Greene, John Howell and Bo Snelson. The Mids have a solid future at the position with players like Darius Staten, Marcus Thomas, Ryan Williams-Jenkins and Reuben Carson. Look inside to find out more about Navy's slotbacks.
Via navy.scout.com
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7 days ago
Notre Dame-Navy football teams to meet in Dublin, Ireland to start season
It’s never too early to start talking about college football. Programs around the country hosting their annual spring games recently makes it that much easier. Fans of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish and Navy Midshipmen will have to turn on the televisions earlier than normal to catch their team’s first game of the [...]
Via Los That Sports Blog
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April 16, 2012
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April 16, 2012
Navy Signing Day Review: Defensive Line
The Navy staff hit the recruiting trail hard looking for defensive linemen. The result was a 2012 signing class that included no less than nine D-line signees. Look inside to find out more about these future Navy Midshipmen.
Via navy.scout.com
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April 09, 2012
Proctor leads Navy to 10th straight W over Army
Kriss Proctor ran for 97 yards and two touchdowns Saturday as the Midshipmen prevailed 27-21 in the 112th Army-Navy game Saturday.
Via CBSSports.com
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December 10, 2011
Navy 64, Mount St. Mary's 56
J.J. Avila scored 19 points to lead four Navy players in double figures as the Midshipmen defeated Mount St. Mary's 64-56 Sunday night.
Jordan Sugars added 15 points and 11 rebounds, Thurgood Wynn scored 12 points and Worth Smith had 11 points for the Midshipmen (3-4), who snapped a four-game losing streak.
Kelvin Parker scored 14 points and Chad Holley got all 11 of his in...
Via AP on Fox
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November 27, 2011
Do You Know The Way To Devastation?
The Navy Midshipmen knew the way to San Jose, California, but they didn’t know how to get to the end zone often enough, especially when their defense didn’t set them up with a short field. As a result, what had seemed to be a salvageable season now lies in ruins.
Via navy.scout.com
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November 20, 2011
Navy out of bowl picture after loss to San Jose St
Navy coach Ken Niumatalolo wouldn't pin the blame for the Midshipmen's 27-24 loss Saturday to San Jose State on one costly penalty.
It was, however, a prime example of the miscues that will keep Navy from having the chance to play in a ninth straight bowl game.
''We left points on the field,'' Niumatalolo said. ''They capitalized. We don't have...
Via AP on Fox
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November 19, 2011
Navy QB Kriss Proctor leads team to victory without completing a pass
Navy QB Kriss Proctor led the Midshipmen to a 24-17 victory over SMU today despite zero passing yards. In fact, Proctor only threw the ball twice, both being incomplete (he did have one complete pass, but it was to the other team). “I love it,” Proctor joked. “I didn’t complete a pass. I threw a pick. I guess that counts as a completion.” Where Proctor...
Via TheMatadorSports
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November 13, 2011
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November 13, 2011
Navy beats SMU 24-17 to keep bowl hopes alive
Navy quarterback Kriss Proctor rushed for 107 yards and John Howell scored the go-ahead touchdown as the Midshipmen - who didn't complete a pass all game - stayed in bowl contention by beating SMU 24-17 on Saturday.
Navy (4-6), which is guaranteed a spot in the Military Bowl if it can beat San Jose State and Army, rushed for 335 yards in what served as a preview of sorts if...
Via Fox Sports
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November 12, 2011
Photo Gallery: Navy falls to ECU, 38-35
The Navy Midshipmen fell 38-35 to East Carolina on Saturday. Look inside for exclusive photos of the game by GoMids.com's Alison Althouse.
Via navy.scout.com
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October 25, 2011
Navy Comeback Wiped Out by Unsportsmanlike Penalty, Was it Fair?
More often than football fans would like, exhuberance is often mistaken for unsportsmanlike behavior. Egregious celebrations aside, players should have a little wiggle room to be excited. The good news is that they usually get it. Unfortunately that was not the case for Navy quarterback Kriss Proctor. The great fourth quarter comeback by the Midshipmen [...]
Via Larry Brown Sports
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October 03, 2011
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October 03, 2011
Navy QB claims unsportsmanlike conduct penalty was a misunderstanding
Kriss Proctor's transition from hero to goat during Navy's rivalry game against Air Force could have been clocked with an egg timer.
Proctor, the Midshipmen's quarterback, led his team back from a 21-3 first-half deficit by throwing a game-tying touchdown pass and rushing for three scores, including the go-ahead points in overtime.
But it was what he did after that overtime...
Via Dr. Saturday
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October 01, 2011
Football. Statement from the Big 12 officials on the Unsportsmanlike Penalty Called On Navy Quarterback Kriss Proctor
After Kriss Proctor scored a one-yard touchdown in overtime to put Navy up 34-28, Proctor was flagged by back judge David Vaughan of the Big 12 for unsportsmanlike conduct. Navy was penalized 15 yards and then Air Force blocked Jon Teague's extra point.
Via Navysports.com
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October 01, 2011
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