FOXSports.com News for Navy FOXSports.com News for Navy View source archive --> Search this source --> ·One For The Ages Every now and then a special player comes along and leaves the game better than it was, one who leaves us with the feeling that we have witnessed one of the great demonstrations of the resilience of the human spirit. Such is the tale of Marco Gupton, who fought both the odds and medical science to lead the West Rowan HS (NC) Falcons to a State Championship. ·Offense-Defense Interview: Shawn Lynch Shawn Lynch knows he can play, he just is waiting for the right school to allow him the opportunity. Sitting with one offer, Lynch is currently weighing his options. He took time out from his week at the Offense-Defense All American Bowl to share his thoughts with Scout.com. ·Navy Strategy and Personnel PLAYERS TO WATCH IN 2009: QB Ricky Dobbs -- He wasn't supposed to get an extended look this year but Kaipo-Noa Kaheaku-Enhada's hamstring and an injury to slot-turned-quarterback Jarod Bryant opened the door and Dobbs walked in. He has two years left and he's dynamic with the ball in his hands. S Wyatt Middleton -- He still has two years left. This year, the sophomore was in on 80 tackles, had an interception, fi ... ·Navy Inside Slant Obviously, first-year coach Ken Niumatalolo wanted to win his first bowl game. Every coach wants to win every game. And there's a different sting considering his team jumped to a two-score lead and then fell to Wake Forest in the first EagleBank Bowl on Dec. 20. It's an emotion most coaches haven't felt. "It's hard to explain unless you've worked with these guys, it's more than a football game," he said after the 2 ... ·Navy Notes, Quotes GAME OF THE YEAR: Navy 24, Wake Forest 17 -- The Midshipmen went on the road and got a career-high 175 yards from Eric Kettani and scored Navy's first win over a ranked team in 23 years. The No. 16 Demon Deacons would get revenge three months later in the EagleBank Bowl. ·Casey Bolena: Sets Up Visit Date ·Offense-Defense East Notebook Myrtle Beach, S.C. - Opening day of practice at the Offense-Defense All-American-Bowl got cut in half with a rained out morning session, but later the sun was out, giving ample time for players to shine in the afternoon. ·Fearless Prediction: Independence Bowl There isn't much splitting Northern Illinois and Louisiana Tech. That's why CFN says this year's Independence Bowl should be a good one. ·Navy OC Reflects on Army Interview, Season Navy coach Ivin Jasper just completed his first season as the team's offensive coordinator and he reflected on lessons he has learned as well as his priorities for the upcoming year. He also spoke about a certain head coaching interview that needed to be discussed. Jasper does not think Army considered him a serious candidate. So what did they interview him for? To get Navy's secrets?

FOXSports.com News for Notre Dame FOXSports.com News for Notre Dame View source archive --> Search this source --> ·USAAB Stock Report: East Offense SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS -- Scout.com spent the week covering the U.S. Army All-American Bowl and the practices for the game. We had a great chance to evaluate each prospect on offense and defense. ·Martin Earns Start In Orlando It was a great week in Orlando for Notre Dame offensive tackle commit Zach Martin, capped off by him earning the start at right tackle in the UnderArmour All-America game aired on ESPN on Sunday night. ·Giant Thoughts Here's what two of the most prominent Giants had to say about their upcoming matchup with the Eagles. ·Cardinals Counting On Confidence In Carolina The Cardinals' run defense was exceptional Saturday against the Falcons, limiting Michael Turner to 42 yards on 18 carries. It faces another big challenge this week in Carolina, and the Cardinals must prove they can take the act on the road.The Cardinals had success against the Panthers earlier this season, limiting them to 113 yards rushing. ·Irish Eyes Video: Dior Mathis Cass Tech high school in Detroit Michigan produces a lot of DI talent and 2010 is no different. Corner Dior Mathis is one of the fastest players in the country and on Notre Dame's radar. ·Texas, Buckeyes set for Fiesta Bowl Colt McCoy and Texas have brought their dynamic offense to Arizona for a showdown with Ohio State. Who has the edge in the Fiesta Bowl? ·Texas gets its turn to show it belonged in title game USC made its claim for No. 1. Utah did the same against 'Bama. Texas gets its turn in the Fiesta Bowl. CFN breaks it down. ·Looking Ahead: Quarterback In the next few weeks, Irish Eyes will look ahead to 2009 by examining each position group, first up is quarterback. Jimmy Clausen is fresh off an impressive performance in the Sheraton Hawai'i Bowl, but what will the position look like heading into 2009? ·GBW Video: 1-on-1 with Big Will's Coach Detroit Cass Tech headman Thomas Wilcher sat down with GoBlueWolverine's Sam Webb after the Army All American bowl to discuss the commitment of his star player, William Campbell. The former Wolverine shares his perspective about the late twists and turns in Campbell's recruitment, the significance of the state's #1 player staying home, and more.

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