Navy quarterback Blake Horvath was named an American Conference Honorable Mention Player of the Week following a stellar performance in a 38-24 victory over UAB on Saturday.
After watching his Navy Midshipmen dominate a hapless and overmatched VMI team en route to 52 points, Navy head coach Brian Newberry thinks the offense will only get better.
Run the ball, control the clock, limit big plays; these are all cliché football sayings that lead to wins. However, these strategies will be crucial for the Navy as it faces off against conference foe UAB.
In a stunning performance, Navy quarterback Braxton Woodson made waves in week one of the college football season, racking up 180 rushing yards in a 52-7 blowout win over VMI.
After a convincing 52-7 win over Virginia Military Institute (VMI), hopes are high in Annapolis. The Navy unveiled a dominant rushing attack that was complemented by timely passing plays and balanced contributions from both the offense and defense.
In game one of their 2025 season, the Navy Midshipmen did not overlook their opponent, despite being heavy favorites. The Navy punched the Virginia Military Institute in the mouth early.
At Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis, the Navy Midshipmen crushed the Virginia Military Institute (VMI) Keydets 52-7 with a relentless running attack.
Navy football is gearing up for an exciting season. Offensive coordinator Drew Cronic plans to utilize backup quarterback Braxton Woodson effectively. Cronic expresses confidence in the team's quarterback depth, which also features third-string QB Jackson Gutierrez, who is capable of successfully leading the triple-option attack.
As Navy prepares to kick off the season against VMI this Saturday, August 30, Defensive Coordinator and Linebackers Coach P.J. Volker spoke with the media, radiating enthusiasm about his team's progress.
While the Navy is heavily favored in its first game against the Virginia Military Institute, head coach Brian Newberry is stressing that he is not taking anything for granted.
In the world of college football, where athletic talent often takes center stage, Navy quarterback Blake Horvath stands out as both a remarkable player and a committed leader and student.
Navy will host the Virginia Military Institute in their home opener on August 30th. Navy looks to start the season off with a victory, which bodes well for their bowl game hopes and ambitions.
Navy Midshipmen quarterback Blake Horvath has high expectations for his team this year. He believes the American Conference is wide open and that his Naval teammates can compete and ultimately win the conference.
Excitement is building as Navy football kicks off in just one week. The Midshipmen will open their season at home against VMI on August 30, aiming to build on a stellar 2024 campaign.
Blake Horvath, the quarterback for the Navy Midshipmen, has been ranked as the 50th best college football player by ESPN ahead of the 2025 season. This ranking in the top 100 highlights his growth as both a player and a leader.
Navy safety Seth English, sidelined in 2024 with a knee injury, has been named to the 2025 Comeback Player of the Year Award watch list. See how his journey sets him up for a big season.
The Army-Navy game is regarded as the pinnacle of college football rivalries, earning the top spot from Athlon Sports due to its rich history, intense passion, and deep sense of patriotism.
Navy football's junior safety, Seth English, has been named to the watch list for the Comeback Player of the Year Award, a significant honor for the 6-foot-3, 199-pound athlete from Gainesville, Florida.
The Navy Midshipmen are itching to hit the ground running this season. The season is approaching rapidly as their opener is just over a month away against the Virginia Military Institute Keydets.
College football season is rapidly approaching and there’s a few players in the American Athletic Conference that one should keep an eye on. College Football
Blake Horvath and the Midshipmen of Navy are on everyone’s radar heading into the 2025 season. That’s a stark contrast to the start of last season, when Navy was picked by many to be a bottom-tier AAC team—and Horvath had just one start under his belt.
The Navy Midshipmen football program is coming off a solid campaign in 2024, where they finished 10-3 and won a bowl game. Now the question becomes, can they do it again?