In the NCAA, Navy isn’t just losing a dynamic quarterback with the graduation of Malcolm Perry, the Midshipmen are gaining a competition that could go a long way toward determining how successful 2020 will be.
The NCAA is considering a six-week plan for schools to prepare for the start of their seasons that includes two weeks when teams can hold walk-throughs before full practices start.
And practice can’t come soon enough for the United States Naval Academy. What do they say when one’s child gets married? “You’re not losing a daughter, you’re gaining a son-in-law?”
Navy isn’t just losing a dynamic starting quarterback with the graduation of Malcolm Perry, it’s gaining a quarterback competition that could go a long way toward determining how successful 2020 will be for the Midshipmen.
Perry rushed for 2,017 yards and 21 touchdowns last fall and threw for 1,084 yards and seven more scores. He is now attempting to stick with the Miami Dolphins in the NFL as a slot receiver after being taken in the seventh round.
