Reynolds to stay Navy’s starting QB after impressive play – Washington Times.
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Reynolds to stay Navy’s starting QB after impressive play – Washington Times
Posted on October 16, 2012 by Mike
- There is a grapevine in the ranks of all the services. The men make it their business to find out who their officers are. There is a special respect for those who would carry the ball on a football field, throw a wicked block, or make a dead-stop tackle.
-- Slade Cutter
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Mike, I think Indiana is better than CMU but I don’t take much from the Ohio State game. They put up 15 points in garbage time (due to onside kick) while Ohio State was playing prevent defense. CMU beat Iowa, who beat Michigan St, who beat Indiana. Just trying to show that CMU was not that bad, we just played well.