Navy quarterback Kriss Proctor lined his team up in the victory formation, took a knee, then pumped his fist in the air.
As the clocked ticked down to zero in Navy's win over Wake Forest yesterday, the sophomore signal-caller had completed his first career win as a starting quarterback in his first career start.
"I was pumped," he said. "I was yelling to God and thanking him for having me mentally and physically get through this game."
While Proctor's numbers may not remind Navy fans too much of injured first-string quarterback Ricky Dobbs, he did enough to help Navy earn its 14th win...
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