Capital Gazette · Oct 26, 2020
Bill Wagner: Navy’s patented triple-option offense still does not look right | COMMENTARY
Navy's Nelson Smith picks up a first down on a fourth and one in the fourth quarter. The Navy Midshipmen were defeated by the visiting Houston Cougars, 37-21, in NCAA Football Saturday at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis. (Paul W. Gillespie/Capital Gazette)Navy’s patented triple-option offense has sputtered early in the season at various times in the past.
A first-year starting quarterback or revamped offensive line can often cause the system to get out of sync.