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Capital Gazette · Oct 1, 2015

Former QB made tough career call

Many midshipmen realize during their time at the Naval Academy they don't want to serve a five-year military commitment.

Kriss Proctor came to that conclusion, but the timing was rather unfortunate.

Proctor, a four-year member of the football team, resigned from the Naval Academy the week he was due to graduate.

"I just wasn't gung-ho about being in the military. It didn't fit me," Proctor said.

Three years later, Proctor is pursuing the profession for which he truly has a passion as an assistant coach with the Indiana State football program. He is the wide receivers coach and recruiting coordinator for the Sycamores, who are currently ranked No. 21 in the Football Championship Subdivision.

Full story at Capital Gazette

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