“Teams won’t overlook us because of the season we had last year,’’ said Gabarra, who led Navy to its first 20-win season. “This is a new year and a new team, but there’s more pressure. But I’d rather play teams at their best. I look at it as a positive.’’ Navy returns 15 of 20 lettterwinners – including eight starters – from last year’s team that finished 21-2-1, won the Patriot League, and earned the program’s second trip to the NCAA tournament in four years. Navy’s 1-0 home...
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