Navy Rout Army As Bush Watches In Philly
Navy dominated Army 34-0 in Philadelphia, Shan White rushing for 147 yards and two scores. Navy extended its series lead and earned a bid to the EagleBank Bowl, while Army wore camouflage gear in a lopsided loss that left the Commander in Chief’s Trophy with Navy.
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East Carolina Wins C USA Title on Tulsa Turnovers
East Carolina capitalized on seven Tulsa turnovers to claim the Conference USA championship with a 27-24 victory in Tulsa. Ben Hartman booted a 36 yard field goal with 1:43 left, while Tulsa quarterback David Johnson threw a career high five interceptions. Norman Whitley ran for 104 yards and Patrick Pinkney avoided turnovers to secure ECU’s first title since 1976.
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Beilein directs Michigan past Blue Devils
Michigan defeated Duke 81-73 as DeShawn Sims scored a career high 28 points. The Wolverines, 6-2, upset No. 4 Duke in the 2K Sports Classic final after beating UCLA last month. Duke shot poorly from long range and Michigan sealed the win with timely free throws.
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James Monroe Mavericks cap solid season despite new coach
James Monroe, under first-year coach Don Jackson, finished 9-4 after an 13-7 semifinal loss to Magnolia in New Martinsville. The Mavericks overhauled schemes, replaced the entire 2007 line, shifted from single wing to pro sets, and dealt with injuries to key players including quarterback John Ballengee, receiver Taylor Robertson, and defensive leader Lee Triplett.
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