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Sports - Naval Academy
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Published
10/28/09
Kriss Proctor was a three-year starter in a triple-option offense at Big Bear High in California, leading the small school to back-to-back De Anza League championships with a combined record of 24-2 as a junior and senior. 
Paul W. Gillespie — The Capital
Navy quarterback Kriss Proctor runs for a touchdown against Wake Forest. Find Us On Facebook
Proctor wanted to play quarterback at the next level and Big Bear head coach Dave Griffiths told him the best opportunity to do so would be either Navy or Air Force. "I talked to Kriss about the service academies and told him that they ran the same type of offensive system that we did," Griffiths said. "Initially, he wasn't too interested." Proctor was recruited by Nevada,...
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