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The Navy game is the first game in the coveted Commander-in-Chief between the service academies, and Navy has defeated the Air Force six straight times, as well as winning the Commander-in-Chief each of the past six years as well.
As everyone knows, the Midshipmen run a triple option offense, which makes them a very dangerous team when they play schools with better athletes.
The Navy does not have the same players as their ACC and Big East neighbors, but with misdirection plays, and running a unique offense allows the Navy to counter against better athletes for a more level playing field.

Head coach Ken Niumatalolo, entering his second year season, looks to build on the success of the former coach (currently at Georgia Tech) and also upon his first year at the Navy.
The offense has, what seems, interchangeable parts, with new Cadets graduating and new ones taking over their place. The biggest question this year is on quarterbacks, because the Navy lost its top two quarterbacks and is being replaced by QB/RB Ricky Dobbs. Below is the leading returning state leaders:
| Passing | Com% | YPG | TD | INT |
| Ricky Dobbs | 56.3 | 53 | 1 | 1 |
| Rushing | Carries | Yards | Yards Per Carry | TD |
| Cory Finnerty | 8 | 71 | 8.9 | 1 |
| Ricky Dobbs |









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