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Navy football coach Ken Niumatalolo is far more comfortable with where the Midshipmen stand in terms of their preparation for the 2021 season than he was this time last year without spring ball … and that’s especially true at the quarterback position.
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Navy’s offense faltered in a 15-0 loss to Army, with the Black Knights shutting out the Midshipmen for the first time since 1969. Todd Karpovich breaks it all down.
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Navy football returned to a more physical style against Temple Oct. 10, and head coach Ken Niumatalolo is looking to keep the momentum going. “We’ve got to move onto the next one, and that’s kind of hopefully how we can build on that, just move on,” Niumatalolo said.
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With the season teetering in just the second game of the year, Navy got a spark from an unsurprising source in Cameron Kinley, who has developed into a leader on and off the field.
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Todd Karpovich offers five takeaways from Navy football’s 55-3 season-opening loss to BYU, including a possible new quarterback battle.
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Diego Fagot’s emergence was a key part of Navy football’s defensive resurgence last fall. Now, Fagot is looking to lead the Midshipmen to greater heights in 2020.
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While the COVID-19 pandemic changed Navy’s preparation for the 2020 season, head coach Ken Niumatalolo is ready to play. “I think because of the discipline of the type of people that go to school here, … it’s allowed us stay pretty disciplined in our COVID-19 protocols,” Niumatalolo said.
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Perry Olsen is looking to etch his name among the great Navy quarterbacks who have thrived in the triple option — and he has some particularly big shoes to fill this fall.
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“I don’t see any scenario in college football where you don’t have people in the stands,” Navy football coach Ken Niumatalolo said. “Because if you don’t have people in the stands, then it means that things still aren’t safe. And in our game, there’s no social distancing.”
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Navy senior quarterback Malcolm Perry was named the winner of the team’s E.E. “Rip” Miller Award, which is presented to the season’s most valuable player as voted on by his teammates. Perry also won the award in 2017 and 2018.
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