Head coach Ken Niumatalolo booted Curry from the program for not complying with team rules, Navy athletics spokesman Scott Strasemeier said last night. Neither Strasemeier nor Niumatalolo would elaborate on the reasons for Curry's dismissal, but several sources told The Capital it resulted from a recent conduct offense.
Curry was a dynamic performer on the field for Navy, leading the team in receiving with 287 yards on 10 catches and ranking third in rushing...
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Pay Back - 2010-05-10 12:10:27
I hope he will also have to repay the Navy, since he wasted taxpayer money.
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I wish him well in life... - 2010-05-07 23:22:13
Now that Mr. Curry has shown that he and military life are incompatible even after several chances to redeem himself, I hope he is able to recover and find his path in life.
I would suppose that he is going to resign from Navy and go on to a D-1AA school to continue his education and play football. Would it not be ironic if he ended up a Georgia Southern - where an ex-Navy coach is now running the program - and he returned to Navy Marine Corps Memorial Field one more time this fall?
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