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    Oct 6, 2011 |Story| Baltimore Sun
  1. Niumatalolo says Teich is suspended for Southern Miss game

    Navy football coach Ken Niumatalolo said Thursday that he suspended senior captain Alexander Teich after a series of incidents involving Teich's leadership role with the team.
    Navy football coach Ken Niumatalolo said Thursday that he suspended senior captain Alexander Teich after a series of incidents involving Teich's leadership role with the team. Without getting into specifics, Niumatalolo said they began during Saturday'...

    Tags: Memorial Stadium

  2. Oct 7, 2011 |Story| Baltimore Sun
  3. After tough loss, Niumatalolo shows tough side

    He has gone from being a virtual unknown outside the walls of the Naval Academy to a respected, if still hard to pronounce name, in the coaching community. He has won more games in his first four years than any coach in the program's history.
    He has gone from being a virtual unknown outside the walls of the Naval Academy to a respected, if still hard to pronounce name, in the coaching community. He has won more games in his first four years than any coach in the program's history. But don't...

    Tags: CBS Corp., High School Sports, Football, United States Naval Academy, Brett Favre

  4. Oct 8, 2011 |Story| Baltimore Sun
  5. Southern Miss sends Navy to third straight defeat, 63-35

    Southern Mississippi’s no-huddle, spread offense met Navy’s triple option Saturday, and the result was a 14-touchdown show that flirted with the extinction of defense.
    Southern Mississippi’s no-huddle, spread offense met Navy’s triple option Saturday, and the result was a 14-touchdown show that flirted with the extinction of defense. Navy squandered two early scoring opportunities in the red zone, fell...

    Tags: Football, Southern Miss Golden Eagles

  6. Oct 10, 2011 |Story| Baltimore Sun
  7. As expected, Teich returns to Navy football team

    As expected, Navy fullback Alexander Teich returned to the team Monday after being suspended for last week's game against Southern Mississippi.
    As expected, Navy fullback Alexander Teich returned to the team Monday after being suspended for last week's game against Southern Mississippi.    Teich, a senior co-captain who had led the Midshipmen in rushing through the first four games, had been...

    Tags: Southern Miss Golden Eagles, Annapolis

  8. Oct 11, 2011 |Story| Baltimore Sun
  9. Navy catches itself loafing in big loss to Southern Mississippi

    In the lexicon of Navy football, they are called "loafs" — as in loafing. On defense, they come when linemen don't converge on a quarterback whose pocket has broken down; or when linebackers stop their pursuit of a running back about to break through for a big gain; or when a cornerback or safety thinks the other is going to bring down a receiver who just made a catch in the middle of the field.
    In the lexicon of Navy football, they are called "loafs" — as in loafing. On defense, they come when linemen don't converge on a quarterback whose pocket has broken down; or when linebackers stop their pursuit of a running back about to break...

    Tags: NFL Draft, Memorial Stadium, Southern Miss Golden Eagles, Philip Rivers, National Football League

  10. Oct 14, 2011 |Story| Baltimore Sun
  11. Navy tries to right its ship against Rutgers

    Just as motorists taking a wrong turn off the New Jersey Turnpike can get lost when they come here, the Navy football team has had its own share of misadventures when playing at Rutgers. The last time the Midshipmen beat the Scarlet Knights on their home field was 1999, and there have been four subsequents defeats — by six, 21, 10 and 17 points.
    Just as motorists taking a wrong turn off the New Jersey Turnpike can get lost when they come here, the Navy football team has had its own share of misadventures when playing at Rutgers. The last time the Midshipmen beat the Scarlet Knights on their...

    Tags: High School Sports, Football, Rutgers Scarlet Knights, United States Naval Academy, Ray Rice

  12. Oct 15, 2011 |Story| Baltimore Sun
  13. Blocked field-goal try helps seal Navy's 21-20 loss to Rutgers

    Navy wasn't as angry after Saturday's 21-20 loss to Rutgers as it was after its one-point overtime defeat at home against heated rival Air Force and was not as embarrassed as after a 28-point demolition by Southern Mississippi last week in Annapolis. Nor did the Midshipmen seem to be suffering from the same kind of letdown they had after last month's three-point defeat at then-No. 10 South Carolina.
    Navy wasn't as angry after Saturday's 21-20 loss to Rutgers as it was after its one-point overtime defeat at home against heated rival Air Force and was not as embarrassed as after a 28-point demolition by Southern Mississippi last week in Annapolis....

    Tags: Defense, Students, Football, Teaching and Learning, Rutgers Scarlet Knights

  14. Oct 21, 2011 |Story| Baltimore Sun
  15. Navy's losing streak tests its leadership skills

    Ken Niumatalolo has often said during his four seasons as Navy's head coach that developing leadership skills is more important for his players than winning football games. It was hard to tell during Niumatalolo's first three years whether the Midshipmen had their priorities right, considering that they won 27 games.
    Ken Niumatalolo has often said during his four seasons as Navy's head coach that developing leadership skills is more important for his players than winning football games. It was hard to tell during Niumatalolo's first three years whether the...

    Tags: Football, Ralph Friedgen, Memorial Stadium, Ricky Dobbs, Notre Dame Fighting Irish

  16. Oct 22, 2011 |Story| Baltimore Sun
  17. Navy loses fifth straight, 38-35, as ECU QB breaks consecutive completion record

    For much of the first three quarters Saturday against East Carolina, Navy seemed to repeat a month-long struggle with pass defense by turning Pirates quarterback Dominique Davis into a NCAA record-breaker.
    For much of the first three quarters Saturday against East Carolina, Navy seemed to repeat a month-long struggle with pass defense by turning Pirates quarterback Dominique Davis into a NCAA record-breaker. For a good chunk of the fourth quarter at Navy-...

    Tags: Conference USA, Students, Football, Atlantic Coast Conference, Ricky Dobbs

  18. Oct 24, 2011 |Story| Baltimore Sun
  19. With Proctor's injury, Miller likely to get start for Navy vs. Notre Dame

    While Navy listed either Kriss Proctor or Trey Miller as the starting quarterback on its football depth chart going into Saturday's game at Notre Dame, the sling Proctor was wearing to support his left arm at practice Monday in Annapolis seemed to indicate where the decision was headed.
    While Navy listed either Kriss Proctor or Trey Miller as the starting quarterback on its football depth chart going into Saturday's game at Notre Dame, the sling Proctor was wearing to support his left arm at practice Monday in Annapolis seemed to...

    Tags: High School Sports, Students, Elbows, Football, Teaching and Learning

  20. Oct 25, 2011 |Story| Baltimore Sun
  21. Navy runs new option with rabbi

    Seth "Buzz" Phillips was about to turn 40, living with his first wife and their two sons in Naples, Fla., when a recruiting postcard from the Navy chaplain corps arrived. Recalling the results of an aptitude test he had taken as a student at Penn State more than two decades earlier, Phillips and his wife signed up.
    Seth "Buzz" Phillips was about to turn 40, living with his first wife and their two sons in Naples, Fla., when a recruiting postcard from the Navy chaplain corps arrived. Recalling the results of an aptitude test he had taken as a student at Penn State...

    Tags: Lobbying, Vietnam War (1955-1975), Groton, Yom Kippur, Entertainment Events

  22. Nov 5, 2011 |Story| Baltimore Sun
  23. Navy ends six-game losing streak with 42-14 romp over Troy

    Navy coach Ken Niumatalolo tried to lighten the mood at practice last week, finishing one session with a 40-yard dash between pair of plebe defensive linemen who don't play and preaching to his Midshipmen that they needed to forget their six-game losing streak when they stepped onto the field Saturday to play Troy.
    Navy coach Ken Niumatalolo tried to lighten the mood at practice last week, finishing one session with a 40-yard dash between pair of plebe defensive linemen who don't play and preaching to his Midshipmen that they needed to forget their six-game losing...

    Tags: Elbows, Football, Troy Trojans, Injuries and Wounds, Broken Arm

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