Navy Midshipmen Football

The Navy Midshipmen football team, representing the U.S. Naval Academy in NCAA Division I FBS, transitioned from independent status to join the American Athletic Conference in 2015. Currently led by Coach Brian Newberry since 2022, the team boasts 19 players and three coaches in the College Football Hall of Fame. Notably, they clinched the national championship in 1926 and achieved an undefeated, unscored-upon season in 1910. Bill the Goat serves as the team's mascot. The intense rivalry with the Army and Air Force culminates in the battle for the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy, awarded to the academy triumphant in football each year.

Name of Team	Navy Midshipmen Football
First season	1879
Athletic director	Chet Gladchuk Jr.
Head coach	Brian Newberry
Stadium	Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium
Location	Annapolis, Maryland
Conference	The American
Division	NCAA Division I
Field surface	FieldTurf
Conference titles
Division titles	3
Fight Song	Anchors Aweigh
Mascot	Bill the Goat
Rivalries	Army, Air Force, Johns Hopkins, Notre Dame, Maryland, SMU
Consensus All-Americans	24

Navy Midshipmen History

The Navy Midshipmen football program, rooted in a rich history dating back to 1879, has undergone significant transformations and triumphs. Initially established through dual efforts in 1879, the team played under evolving rules that resembled soccer and rugby. The 1910 squad achieved an unparalleled feat, remaining undefeated and unscored upon. In 1926, Navy secured its lone national championship in a three-way tie with Stanford and Alabama. Over the years, notable coaches like Frank Berrien, Eddie Erdelatz, and Paul Johnson contributed to the team's legacy. Johnson, with his innovative triple option flexbone offense, achieved remarkable success and dominated the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy competition.

Ken Niumatalolo, the most winning coach in Navy's history, continued the team's success from 2008 to 2022. Under his leadership, Navy joined the American Athletic Conference in 2015 and clinched numerous bowl victories, including the 2009 Texas Bowl and the 2015 Military Bowl. Niumatalolo's tenure witnessed consistent triumphs over rivals like Army and Notre Dame. In 2023, Brian Newberry took the helm as head coach, building on the legacy of a program that embodies resilience, tradition, and a commitment to excellence.

Navy Midshipmen Coach

Brian Newberry, the current head coach since 2023, brings his expertise and leadership to the Navy Midshipmen football program. With a focus on defensive strategies, Newberry aims to build on the team's legacy of resilience and success. As the program continues its journey in the American Athletic Conference, Newberry is dedicated to steering the Midshipmen towards new heights on the gridiron.

Coach (Alma Mater)	Years
Vaulx Carter (USNA)	1882
Ben Crosby (Yale)	1892
Josh Hartwell (Yale)	1893
Bill Wurtenburg (Yale)	1894
Matt McClung (Lehigh)	1895
Johnny Poe (Princeton)	1896
Bill Armstrong (Yale)	1897–1899
Garrett Cochran (Princeton)	1900
Doc Hillebrand (Princeton)	1901–1902
Burr Chamberlain (Yale)	1903
Paul Dashiell (Lehigh)	1904
Joe Reeves (USNA)	1907
Frank Berrien (USNA)	1908–1910
Doug Howard (USNA)	1911–1914
Jonas H. Ingram (USNA)	1915–1916
Gil Dobie (Minnesota)	1917–1919
Bob Folwell (Penn)	1920–1924
Jack Owsley (Yale)	1925
Bill Ingram (USNA)	1926–1930
Rip Miller (Notre Dame)	1931–1933
Tom Hamilton (USNA)	1934–1936, 1946–1947
Hank Hardwick (USNA)	1937–1938
Swede Larson (USNA)	1939–1941
Billick Whelchel (USNA)	1942–1943
Oscar Hagberg (USNA)	1944–1945
George Sauer (Nebraska)	1948–1949
Eddie Erdelatz (St. Mary's)	1950–1958
Wayne Hardin (Coll. of Pacific)	1959–1964
Bill Elias (Maryland)	1965–1968
Rick Forzano (Kent State)	1969–1972
George Welsh (USNA)	1973–1981
Gary Tranquill (Wittenberg)	1982–1986
Elliot Uzelac (W. Michigan)	1987–1989
George Chaump (Bloomsburg)	1990–1994
Charlie Weatherbie (Okla. St.)	1995–2001
Rick Lantz (Central Conn. St.)	2001
Paul Johnson (W. Carolina)	2002–2007
Ken Niumatalolo (Hawaiʻi)	2007–2022
Brian Newberry (Baylor)	2023–present

Navy Midshipmen Stadium: Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium

Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, situated near the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, has been the Navy Midshipmen's home since its opening in 1959. Hosting college football and lacrosse games, as well as the Military Bowl, the stadium has a current seating capacity of 34,000. Originally featuring natural grass, the field transitioned to FieldTurf in 2005. Named "Jack Stephens Field" in honor of Jackson T. Stephens (Class of 1947), the stadium stands as a memorial to the Navy and Marine Corps, commemorating their enduring service and showcasing plaques detailing significant battles. Beyond sports, the venue has hosted events like the 1984 Summer Olympics soccer games and Major League Soccer matches, reflecting its versatile role in sports history.

Navy Midshipmen Rivals

Navy's football legacy is not just about victories on the field but is woven with the fervor of enduring rivalries that have defined their seasons. The annual Army–Navy Game, steeped in tradition and broadcast nationally, serves as the pinnacle of their college football calendar, symbolizing inter-service pride. Additionally, the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy, contested among Army, Navy, and Air Force, reflects Navy's dominance from 2003 to 2009. These rivalries, whether against Notre Dame, Maryland, Rutgers, SMU, or Pittsburgh, contribute to Navy's rich football tapestry, each matchup etching its own chapter in the storied history of Naval Academy football.

Army–Navy Game:

This annual clash against the U.S. Military Academy at West Point is steeped in tradition, marking the culmination of the college football regular season. The rivalry, dating back decades, garners national attention and is televised by CBS. The players, driven more by passion than NFL aspirations, compete for inter-service bragging rights.

Commander-in-Chief's Trophy (Air Force):

The triangular series involving the Army, Navy, and Air Force awards the coveted trophy to the season's winner. Navy held sway from 2003 to 2009, showcasing their football prowess.

Navy–Notre Dame:

The series, uninterrupted since 1927, sees the Navy facing Notre Dame annually. Notable for its continuity, Notre Dame reciprocates for Navy's support during World War II.

Crab Bowl Classic (Maryland):

Navy's intrastate rivalry with Maryland, known as the Crab Bowl Classic, has seen sporadic matchups since 1905. The winner receives the Crab Bowl Trophy.

Navy–Rutgers:

Stemming from both schools' Ivy League origins, this rivalry dates back to 1891. Though their meetings have been intermittent, the close contests and occasional controversies mark this enduring matchup.

Navy–SMU:

The Gansz Trophy is at stake in this rivalry with Southern Methodist University, reflecting the Navy's 11–7 series lead.

Navy–Pittsburgh:

Renewed recently, this rivalry dates to 1912. The series, with Pitt leading 22–15–3, includes historic moments like Tony Dorsett breaking the NCAA career rushing record in 1976.

Navy Midshipmen Record and Stats

Championship Conferences

Navy Midshipmen's illustrious football history includes a shared national championship in 1926, a testament to their excellence on the field. The 1926 team, under Coach Bill Ingram, achieved a remarkable 9–0–1 record and clinched the title in a memorable season that saw victories over formidable opponents like Michigan. The Midshipmen's dominance was underscored by a thrilling 21–21 tie against Army at Soldier Field, securing a share of the national championship in a historic clash witnessed by over 110,000 spectators.

Division Championships

In recent years, Navy has showcased its prowess in conference play, notably in the AAC West. The 2015 season marked their co-championship in the division, with a tiebreaker denying them the top spot. Despite a setback in the 2016 Temple game, Navy rebounded, earning another co-championship in 2019, falling short in the tiebreaker against Memphis. These achievements highlight Navy's consistent competitiveness in conference play.

Conference Championship Game Appearances

While Navy's Division Championship appearances are commendable, their journey through Conference Championship Games has been equally compelling. Notable appearances include the 2015 and 2019 seasons, where they contested for the title in the AAC. Although falling short in both instances, Navy's presence in these crucial matchups attests to their standing as formidable contenders on the conference stage.

Navy Midshipmen Roaster

#	FULL NAME	POS.	YR.	HT.	WT.	HOMETOWN / HIGH SCHOOL	LETTERS
0	Donald Berniard Jr.	NG	Sr.	6-0	256	Baton Rouge, La. / University Laboratory	3
0	Kroy Myers	WR	Jr.	5-11	184	Waldorf, Md. / North Point	1
1	Tai Lavatai	QB	Sr.	6-2	221	St. Johns, Fla. / Creekside	2
1	Dashaun Peele	CB	Jr.	5-11	197	Norfolk, Va. / Maury	1
2	Denim Edwards	SB	Fr.	5-7	191	Miami, Fla. / Christopher Columbus	0
2	Marcus Moore	FS	Sr.	6-0	191	Houston, Texas / Westfield	2
2	Drevonn Ponder	FB	So.	6-1	230	Grand Prairie, Texas / James Bowie	0
3	Luke Hutchison	QB	Fr.	6-0	190	Round Rock, Texas / McNeil	0
3	Elias Larry	CB	Jr.	6-0	197	Palmdale, Calif. / Sierra Canyon	2
4	Adam Walker II	FS	So.	6-1	185	Alpharetta, Ga. / Alpharetta	0
4	Isaiah Walters	QB	Fr.	5-10	170	Haymarket, Va. / Battlefield	0
5	Willie Collins V	CB	Sr.	5-11	201	Mansfield, Texas / Lake Ridge	2
5	Braxton Woodson	QB	Fr.	6-3	202	Altamonte Springs, Fla. / Lake Brantley	0
6	Kenneth Hall	CB	So.	5-10	175	Madison, Ala. / Sparkman	0
6	Evan Warren	K	Sr.	5-10	178	Finksburg, Md. / Westminster	2
7	Xavier Arline	SB	Sr.	5-9	176	Wading River, N.Y. / Shoreham-Wading River	3
7	Mbiti Williams Jr.	Bandit	Jr.	5-9	180	Snellville, Ga. / Pace Academy	2
8	Karson Lopati	QB	Fr.	6-0	183	West Valley City, Utah / West	0
8	Jacob Rooks	CB	So.	5-10	175	Chicago, Ill. / The Taft School (Conn.)	0
9	Tyler Baker	QB	Fr.	6-0	190	Lockport, N.Y. / Canisius	0
9	Nicholas Bell	Bandit	So.	6-1	202	Orange Park, Fla. / Paxon School	0
9	Jack Skidmore	SB	Fr.	5-9	170	Park City, Utah / Park City	0
10	Tedros Gleaton	QB	So.	6-1	214	Waldorf, Md. / North Point	0
10	Arnel Heathington	CB	Fr.	6-1	185	Waldorf, Md. / North Point	0
11	Eavan Gibbons	Striker	Sr.	5-10	199	San Diego, Calif. / St. Augustine	2
11	Blake Horvath	QB	So.	6-2	195	Hilliard, Ohio / Hilliard Darby	0
11	Drew Turner	WR	Fr.	5-11	190	Vienna, Va. / The Potomac School	0
13	Martel Carruthers	WR	Jr.	6-0	218	League City, Texas / Clear Spring	1
13	Andrew Duhart	CB	So.	5-10	185	Chesterfield, Va. / Trinity Episcopal School	0
14	Jaxson Campbell	Striker	So.	5-10	197	Thompson's Station, Tenn. / Independence	0
14	Casey Smith	WR	Fr.	6-4	190	Annapolis, Md. / St. Mary's	0
15	Kellen Grave de Peralta	P	Jr.	6-1	191	Peachtree Corners, Ga. / Norcross	0
15	John Meagher	WR	Sr.	6-1	197	Oxford, Miss. / Oxford	0
15	Peter Roll	S	So.	6-0	205	Itasca, Ill. / Nazareth Academy	0
16	Marcel Gaskins	SB	Fr.	5-7	188	Temple Hills, Md. / The Potomac School	0
16	Joe Hutson	Bandit	Jr.	6-1	187	Lake Oswego, Ore. / Lake Oswego	1
17	Riley Bergeson	Striker	So.	6-2	206	Billings, Mont. / Billings West	0
17	Trai Ferguson	SB	Fr.	5-7	165	Richmond, Va. / Trinity Episcopal	0
17	Nathan Kirkwood	K	So.	6-2	174	Greencastle, Pa. / Greencastle-Antrim	0
18	Aaron Harris	P	So.	6-0	207	Carlsbad, Calif. / Carlsbad	0
18	Rayuan Lane III	FS	Jr.	5-11	197	Jessup, Md. / Gilman School	2
20	TK Hodges	SB	Fr.	5-9	180	Chicago, Ill. / Dr. Phillips (Fla.)	0
20	Greg Johnson II	CB	Fr.	5-10	190	Ovilla, Texas / Midlothian Heritage	0
21	JaSean McLean	S	Fr.	6-2	205	Laurel, Md. / The Avalon School	0
21	Kai Puailoa-Rojas	SB	Sr.	6-0	195	Santa Barbara, Calif. / St. Bonaventure	2
22	Seth English	S	Fr.	6-3	185	Gainesville, Fla. / Gainesville	0
22	Eli Heidenreich	SB	So.	6-0	195	Pittsburgh, Pa. / Mt. Lebanon	0
23	Bryce Allen	CB	Fr.	5-11	180	Cumming, Ga. / West Forsyth	0
23	Tyler Bradley	SB	Fr.	5-6	170	Daphne, Ala. / Daphne	0
24	Brandon Chatman	SB	So.	5-9	167	Fort Lauderdale, Fla. / Calvary Christian Academy	0
24	Carson de Avila	S	Fr.	6-0	190	Newport Beach, Calif. / Newport Harbor	0
25	Fabian France	SB	So.	5-9	176	Woodland Park, N.J. / Bergen Catholic	0
25	Lorenzo Vitti	CB	Fr.	6-1	175	Detroit, Mich. / Divine Child	0
26	Kush'i Abraham	S	Fr.	5-9	186	Cincinnati, Ohio / Withrow University	0
26	Cameron Smith	SB	Jr.	5-9	185	Charlotte, N.C. / Olympic	0
28	Amin Hassan	SB	Jr.	5-7	176	Richmond Heights, Fla. / Gulliver Prep	2
28	Roderic Lewis	S	So.	5-11	190	Mason, Tenn. / Memphis University School	0
29	Daniel Jones	SB	Sr.	5-9	187	Fort Lauderdale, Fla. / Calvary Christian Academy	2
31	Xavier McDonald	Striker	Sr.	5-11	207	St. Petersburg, Fla. / Northeast	2
31	Giuseppe Sessi	S	Fr.	5-11	195	San Antonio, Texas / Reagan	0
32	Danny Enovitch	SB	So.	5-10	180	Avon, Ohio / St. Edward	0
32	Conner Lessane	S	Fr.	6-0	198	Lewisville, N.C. / Woodberry Forest (Va.)	0
32	Turner Stepp	Striker	Jr.	6-2	211	Decatur, Ala. / Decatur	1
33	Stephen Glenn	P	So.	6-0	192	Graham, N.C. / Southern Alamance	0
33	Luke Lawson	Striker	Fr.	6-2	207	Cranberry Township, Pa. / Seneca Valley	0
33	Jordan Sanders	Raider	Jr.	6-5	227	Chattanooga, Tenn. / Silverdale Baptist Academy	2
34	Anton Hall Jr.	SB	Jr.	5-8	198	Florida City, Fla. / Gulliver Prep	1
34	Nolan McCamy	Striker	Fr.	6-2	205	Covington, Ga. / Newton	0
34	Joshua Switzer	S	Fr.	5-10	188	Charlotte, N.C. / Ardrey Kell	0
35	Luke Pirris	Raider	So.	6-4	210	Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. / Ponte Vedra	0
36	Gage Leonard	SB	Fr.	5-9	190	Chatsworth, Ga. / Calhoun	0
36	Ira Oniha	S	Fr.	6-1	175	Silver Spring, Md. / Paint Branch	0
36	Kenzo Viteri	FB	So.	5-11	208	Spring, Texas / Klein	0
37	Shane Reynolds	FB	So.	6-1	215	Glen Mills, Pa. / Garnet Valley	0
38	Michael Mack	Striker	So.	6-2	203	Roanoke, Va. / North Cross	0
38	Logan Point	FB	Jr.	5-11	211	Celina, Texas / Celina	1
39	Job Grant	Striker	Fr.	6-2	215	Kansas City, Mo. / Bishop O'Connell (Va.)	0
40	Khalil Crawford	FB	Sr.	6-1	220	Prattville, Ala. / Lakeland (Fla.)	0
40	Kenneth McShan	LB	So.	6-1	220	Birmingham, Ala. / Gardendale	0
41	Noah Bull	S	Fr.	6-0	210	Baltimore, Md. / Loyola Blakefield	0
41	Stefan Egbe	FB	Fr.	6-0	218	Ellicott City, Md. / McDonough School	0
41	James Perkins	Raider	So.	6-2	225	Pinson, Ala. / Pinson Valley	0
42	Chaisen Buckner	LB	Sr.	6-1	229	Chatsworth, Ga. / North Murray	1
42	William Ingle	FB	Fr.	5-10	215	Cincinnati, Ohio / Sycamore	0
42	Matthew Seliga	S	Fr.	5-11	190	Cincinnati, Ohio / Archbishop Moeller	0
43	Kyle Jacob	LB	Jr.	6-0	226	Paramus, N.J. / Paramus	2
43	Gavin Noe	FB	Fr.	6-1	227	Norris, Tenn. / Anderson County	0
44	Vic Listorti	FB	Fr.	5-11	200	Pasadena, Md. / Chesapeake	0
44	Colin Ramos	LB	Jr.	5-11	215	Wayne, N.J. / Don Bosco	2
45	Daba Fofana	FB	Jr.	5-8	205	Cumming, Ga. / West Forsyth	1
45	Brady Wine	Bandit	So.	5-10	189	Excelsior, Minn. / Benilde-St. Margaret's School	0
46	RJ Davis	DE	Jr.	6-4	265	Bowie, Md. / DuVal	0
46	Alex Tecza	FB	So.	6-0	195	Pittsburgh, Pa. / Mt. Lebanon	0
47	Isaiah Bryant	SB	Fr.	5-9	165	Mount Dora, Fla. / Mount Dora Christian Academy	0
47	Ian Pourciau	LB	So.	6-2	213	Baton Rouge, La. / Parkview Baptist	0
49	Kama Espinda	SB	Fr.	5-10	170	Honolulu, Hawai'i / James Campbell	0
49	Adam Klenk	LB	So.	6-2	215	Tabernacle, N.J. / Seneca	0
50	Johnny Wise	LB	So.	6-2	220	Savannah, Ga. / Lincoln County	0
50	Gavin Woods	Raider	Fr.	6-3	206	Bulverde, Texas / Smithson Valley	0
51	Liam Barbee	LB	So.	6-0	216	Stanfield, N.C. / Charlotte Catholic	0
52	Jianni Woodson-Brooks	LB	Jr.	6-0	234	Washington, DC / Woodberry Forest (Va.)	2
53	Isaac Bunker	OL	Fr.	6-3	285	Monroe, Wis. / Monroe	0
53	Trey Jamison	LB	So.	6-1	215	Glenn Dale, Md. / Gonzaga College	0
54	Will Harbour	LB	Sr.	6-1	230	Frisco, Texas / Rick Reedy	2
54	Caden Hooper	OT	Fr.	6-1	270	Birmingham, Ala. / Minor	0
55	Roderick Olson	LB	Fr.	6-2	226	Stamford, Conn. / St. Luke's School	0
56	Braylon Green	Raider	So.	6-3	226	Marysville, Ohio / Fairbanks	0
56	Jackson Leggans	OT	So.	6-3	275	Edgewater, Md. / Gonzaga College	0
56	Michael Reemts	OG	Fr.	6-4	280	Celina, Texas / Celina	0
57	JaBrian Davis	OG	Fr.	6-0	260	Clewiston, Fla. / Clewiston	0
57	Dylan Spelios	Raider	So.	6-4	225	Newnan, Ga. / East Coweta	0
58	Coleman Cauley	LB	Fr.	6-1	225	Macon, Ga. / First Presbyterian Day School	0
59	Connor McMahon	OT	Jr.	6-4	279	Canonsburg, Pa. / Canon-McMillan	1
59	Elijah Oatsvall	LB	So.	6-1	220	Franklin, Tenn. / Brentwood Academy	0
60	Zarian Simms	OT	Fr.	6-4	295	Concord, N.C. / Cox Mill	0
61	Alistair Larson	OT	So.	6-5	290	Silver Lake, Ohio / Woodridge	0
62	Javan Bouton	OG	Jr.	6-3	285	Carrollton, Texas / Prestonwood Christian	0
64	Ben Purvis	OG	So.	6-3	293	Goddard, Kan. / Bishop Carroll Catholic	0
65	Brent Self	C	Jr.	6-2	267	Keller, Texas / Byron Nelson	1
66	Trey Cummings	OT	Jr.	6-1	262	Houston, Texas / Westfield	0
67	Creedyn Foulger	OT	Jr.	6-3	255	Wellsville, Utah / Mountain Crest	1
68	Lirion Murtezi	C	Sr.	6-3	315	Pittsburgh, Pa. / North Hills	2
69	Cam Nichols	OG	Fr.	6-1	280	Charlotte, N.C. / Providence Day School	0
70	Alex Howard	OG	Jr.	6-3	280	Deltona, Fla. / University	0
70	Ikenna Ozurumba	DE	Fr.	6-5	265	Acworth, Ga. / North Paulding	0
71	Joshua Pena	OG	Sr.	6-2	278	Queen Creek, Ariz. / Chandler	2
72	Greyson Crawford	OT	So.	6-3	272	Orlando, Fla. / Boone	0
73	Alex McCalop	NG	Fr.	6-2	275	Greensboro, N.C. / Southeast Guilford	0
73	Michael Whitehouse	OT	Jr.	6-4	257	Blue Ash, Ohio / St. Xavier	0
74	Mike Petrof	OT	Sr.	6-2	269	Ligonier, Pa. / Ligonier Valley	0
75	Sam Glover	OT	Sr.	6-3	270	Pickerington, Ohio / Pickerington	2
75	Griffen Willis	NG	Fr.	6-1	282	Austin, Texas / Lake Travis	0
76	Luke Molden	OT	So.	6-4	262	Newtown, Pa. / Council Rock North	0
76	Ben Reiland	DT	Fr.	6-2	289	Shakopee, Minn. / Waukee Northwest (Iowa)	0
77	Harry Spencer	C	So.	6-2	270	Kansas City, Mo. / St. James Academy (Kan.)	0
78	Tanner Call	DE	Fr.	6-4	255	McKinney, Texas / McKinney	0
78	Giuseppe Gottfried	OG	So.	6-3	305	Ann Arbor, Mich. / Saline	0
79	Matt Reyes	NG	Fr.	6-3	230	Friendswood, Texas / Friendswood	0
79	Hoke Smith II	OG	Fr.	6-3	290	Birmingham, Ala. / Vestavia	0
80	Akalea Kapono	TE	Sr.	6-1	236	Kailua, Hawai'i / Kamehameha	1
81	Colin O'Connor	WR	Sr.	6-1	208	Great Falls, Va. / Gonzaga College	1
81	Justice Rider	Raider	Fr.	6-2	235	Dallas, Texas / Rockwall-Heath	0
82	Nathan Kent	WR	So.	6-3	175	Rocklin, Calif. / Rocklin	1
83	Cody Howard	WR	So.	6-2	220	North Beach, Md. / Northern	0
84	Regis Velez	WR	Jr.	6-4	203	Phoenix, Ariz. / Brophy Prep (Northern Arizona)	1
85	Kendall Evans	WR	Fr.	6-4	210	McDonough, Ga. / Pace Academy	0
86	Joshua Guerin	WR	Fr.	6-1	180	Fort Lauderdale, Fla. / Coral Glades	0
87	Jayden Umbarger	WR	Sr.	6-0	196	Baltimore, Md. / Archbishop Spalding	2
88	Thomas Scully	TE	Jr.	6-2	236	Austin, Texas / Regents School of Austin	0
89	Camari Williams	WR	Sr.	6-2	210	Fayetteville, N.C. / Seventy-First	2
90	Jake Lusk	DT	So.	6-3	250	Johnstown, Ohio / Johnstown-Monroe	0
90	Riley Riethman	P	Jr.	5-10	191	Keller, Texas / Nolan Catholic	2
91	Tyler Edwards	TE	Fr.	6-4	230	Brandon, Fla. / Newsome	0
91	Chreign LaFond	DE	So.	6-5	262	Silver Spring, Md. / Archbishop Carroll	0
92	Rayne Fry	LS	Fr.	6-2	180	Lawrenceville, Ga. / Grayson	0
93	Terrence McCauley	NG	Fr.	6-0	280	White Plains, Md. / St. Mary's Ryken	0
94	Gracen Bell	TE	So.	6-6	252	Lee's Summit, Mo. / Lee's Summit North	0
94	Justin Reed	DE	Jr.	6-3	256	Apex, N.C. / Apex Friendship	2
95	Jacob Busic	DE	Sr.	6-4	256	Westminster, Md. / Westminster	2
95	David Stanphill	LS	Fr.	5-7	145	Saint Simon Island, Ga. / Glynn Academy	0
96	Jake Norris	TE	Fr.	6-3	230	Madison, Miss. / Madison Central	0
96	Landon Robinson	NG	So.	6-0	278	Fairlawn, Ohio / Copley	0
97	Clay Cromwell	DT	Sr.	6-3	292	Oxford, Miss. / Oxford	2
97	D.J. Donovan	TE	Jr.	6-2	240	Danbury, Conn. / Danbury	0
98	Kendall Whiteside	DT	So.	6-2	280	Tampa, Fla. / Seffner Christian Academy	0
98	Cole Williams	LS	Sr.	6-0	195	Warrior, Ala. / Hayden	0
99	Lance Gossett	K	Fr.	6-1	200	Louisville, Ky. / Male	0
99	Tyler Narayan	DT	So.	6-1	250	Irvine, Calif. / Mater Dei	0

Navy Midshipmen Schedule

Date	Opponent	Location	Time	Result	TV	Radio
Aug 26 (Sat)	Notre Dame	Dublin, Ireland	2:30 pm (ET)	L, 3-42	NBC	Navy Radio Network
Sep 9 (Sat)	Wagner	Annapolis, Md. Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium	3:30 PM	W, 24-0	CBS Sports Network	Navy Radio Network
Sep 14 (Thu)	Memphis (AAC)	Memphis, Tenn.	7:30 PM (ET)	L, 24-28	ESPN	Navy Radio Network
Sep 30 (Sat)	South Florida (AAC)	Annapolis, Md. Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium	3:30 p.m.	L, 30-44	CBS Sports Network	Navy Radio Network
Oct 7 (Sat)	North Texas (AAC)	Annapolis, Md. Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium	3:30 p.m.	W, 27-24	CBS Sports Network	Navy Radio Network
Oct 14 (Sat)	Charlotte (AAC)	Charlotte, N.C.	2:00 PM	W, 14-0	ESPN+	Navy Radio Network
Oct 21 (Sat)	Air Force	Annapolis, Md. Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium	12:00 Noon	L, 6-17	CBS	Navy Radio Network
Nov 4 (Sat)	Temple (AAC)	Philadelphia, Pa.	2:00 PM	L, 18-32	ESPN+	Navy Radio Network
Nov 11 (Sat)	UAB (AAC)	Annapolis, Md. Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium	3:30 p.m.	-	CBS Sports Network	Navy Radio Network
Nov 18 (Sat)	East Carolina (AAC)	Annapolis, Md. Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium	12 Noon	-	ESPNEWS and ESPN+	Navy Radio Network
Nov 25 (Sat)	SMU (AAC)	Dallas, Texas	TBA	-	Radio: Navy Radio Network	Stats
Dec 2 (Sat)	AAC Championship Game	TBA	4:00 PM	-	ABC or ESPN	Navy Radio Network
Dec 9 (Sat)	Army	Foxborough, Mass.	3:00 p.m.	-	CBS	Navy Radio Network / Westwood One