Every football coach knows the importance of putting the ball in the hands of the team’s most dangerous offensive player.
After a long weekend of soul-searching, Navy elected to do just that – making the dramatic decision to move Malcolm Perry to quarterback.
Perry, who has played slotback all season, personally fixed the Midshipmen’s stagnant offense with his dynamic running ability. However, the defense continued to struggle and could not protect a huge lead. In the end, it was a backup fullback and an unknown kicker who saved the day for Navy.
Perry rushed for 282 yards and four touchdowns while sophomore kicker J.