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      <title>Navy's Spring Practice Recap - The Offense</title>
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      <title>Navy Scrimmage Notebook</title>
      <description>The Navy defense got the better of the Navy offense on Saturday, as the first, second, and third team ‘D’ held the Midshipmen offensive units to just three scoring drives in seventeen attempts. Defensive dominance wasn’t the only storyline of the scrimmage, however, with plenty of players vying for playing time on both sides of the football.  Here are my observations from Saturday’s action.</description>
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      <title>Adam Ballard 2.0?</title>
      <description>There have been whispers about him for some time now. A big, powerful fullback prospect built in the mold of former Navy greats Kyle Eckel and Adam Ballard. The kind of player coaches allude to only offhandedly, never wanting to tip their hats to exactly how much potential they think the player has.</description>
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