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Sports - Naval Academy
Lineman uses poetry to reflect on footballPublished 11/28/07
Editor's note: This is the fourth in a week-long series profiling Navy seniors leading up to the Army-Navy game.
By Anthony J. Fox -- For The Capital
Senior Antron Harper took on the challenge of moving to center this season to anchor Navy’s offensive line.
Antron Harper's love for poetry started in high school and he said, like football, it serves as an outlet for his emotions.
A three-year starter on Navy's offensive line, Harper, has used written verse to document what has been a roller-coaster season for the Midshipmen. There were the downs - a 59-52 upset loss to Delaware at home - and of course, the ups - snapping the 43-game losing streak to Notre Dame. "I usually write a poem after every game and it's been a crazy year," Harper said after practice Monday. "So...
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