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Sports - Naval Academy
Navy aims to cut SMU off at passPublished 10/17/09
DALLAS - Fans attending tonight's Navy-SMU game at Gerald J. Ford Stadium will be treated to an interesting contrast in offensive styles, and possibly a presidential appearance. SMU features a run-and-shoot passing attack led by quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell and wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders. Navy counters with a triple-option rushing offense featuring quarterback Ricky Dobbs. "The option versus the run-and-shoot - that's a good matchup. I think it will be fun to watch," Navy head coach Ken Niumatalolo said. "SMU is going to throw the ball all night and we're going to run it. That's who they are...
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