Thoughts on the offense
TheMidReport - What's next for the Navy offense?
What went wrong last year, and what to consider for the future
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Football recruiting class officially announced
Navy Announces 2024 Football Recruiting Class - Naval Academy Athletics
Navy head football coach Brian Newberry released the names of the 2024 football recruiting class on Thursday as 72 prospects representing 23 states reported to the
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Army-Navy and the new CFP
With CFP expanding and bowl games possibly shifting, the future of Army-Navy is murky
The Army-Navy game’s future as a standalone event and its relevance in the CFP’s selection of the 12-team field is up in the air in this new era.
AAC Win Totals (Over-Under) odds for the upcoming 2024 college football season
2024 AAC Football Championship Odds | American Odds
2024 American Football Championship betting odds, picks, predictions at VegasInsider along with more College Football Betting Resources.
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- Navy Midshipmen 5.5
Protect This House (UA stuff)
I was thinking we need a place to share any info or thoughts on all things UnderArmour, whether it is gear we all buy or the stuff on the athletes.
I was making my obligatory Midstore shelf check before the UConn game and while standing at the wall display of the various polo type shirts, talking with some other customers, I realized the UA rep was bringing in multiple loads of shirts. Super nice guy and stopped to talk with us, even though he intentionally wears plain shorts and a t-shirt (no logos) so that he might be able to work unmolested.
He said they do something that Nike never did - he checks with the Navy equipment guys late in the week to see what exact shirts the coaches and sideline staff will be wearing for that home game and then he goes heavy on that model. I think he said there are 4 different models that they can choose from this year. I remember years ago a Midstore rep telling me that Nike just sent two big loads of whatever the model was for that year usually well before the first game and that was it. You then had to go to Peppers and pay their price if you were an idiot gear head and HAD to have what Paul Johnson was wearing. If you guys have not been into the Midstore to see the UA section (which was greatly expanded again this year) you are missing out. Now of course, it is more $$$ than Nike but that customer service comes with a price.
Oh, ... he said the hand painted ship helmets were such a success that UA wanted to go all out again and the NAAA deciders were onboard. He was practically giddy. So we just have to wait a couple more months to push those Air Force P-47 lids off the internet.
I was making my obligatory Midstore shelf check before the UConn game and while standing at the wall display of the various polo type shirts, talking with some other customers, I realized the UA rep was bringing in multiple loads of shirts. Super nice guy and stopped to talk with us, even though he intentionally wears plain shorts and a t-shirt (no logos) so that he might be able to work unmolested.
He said they do something that Nike never did - he checks with the Navy equipment guys late in the week to see what exact shirts the coaches and sideline staff will be wearing for that home game and then he goes heavy on that model. I think he said there are 4 different models that they can choose from this year. I remember years ago a Midstore rep telling me that Nike just sent two big loads of whatever the model was for that year usually well before the first game and that was it. You then had to go to Peppers and pay their price if you were an idiot gear head and HAD to have what Paul Johnson was wearing. If you guys have not been into the Midstore to see the UA section (which was greatly expanded again this year) you are missing out. Now of course, it is more $$$ than Nike but that customer service comes with a price.Oh, ... he said the hand painted ship helmets were such a success that UA wanted to go all out again and the NAAA deciders were onboard. He was practically giddy. So we just have to wait a couple more months to push those Air Force P-47 lids off the internet.