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Sports - Naval Academy
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Published
12/18/07
SAN DIEGO - Former Navy football coach Paul Johnson viewed bowl games as a reward for a successful season. Based on that philosophy, Johnson didn't work the team too hard and tried to let the players enjoy the experience once the team arrived in the host city. Find Us On Facebook
Newly named head coach Ken Niumatalolo holds the same viewpoint. With the players burdened by exams last week, Niumatalolo conducted crisp practices that lasted a little more than an hour.
Navy arrived in San Diego on Sunday and the team's two workouts here have been more of the same. The Midshipmen are practicing in "shells" instead of full pads and thus the hitting has been...
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