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Braxton Woodson rushed for a career-high 200 yards and three touchdowns in Navy's 42-15 win over Towson. The Midshipmen finished with 506 rushing yards as the offensive line and quarterback kept the ground game moving throughout the opener.
Sophomore tight end Jordan Collins discusses the team bonds and future opportunities that drew him to the Naval Academy. Navy's interview also covers his South Carolina roots, academic interests, and the demands he would describe to a prospective teammate.
Senior safety Joshua Switzer reflects on the academic, military, and athletic experiences that shaped his Naval Academy career. The interview follows his choice of Navy, his ocean engineering studies, and the range of opportunities he has found beyond football.
The Midshipmen face Toledo on November 23 and Iowa on November 25 at the Baha Mar event. Navy's announcement describes the trip as the program's first competition at an international site.
Navy's senior guard takes the leadership role after winning the Patriot League's player and defensive player awards. Barnett-Gay enters the season as a three-time first-team all-conference selection.
The Midshipmen begin at George Washington on November 2 and host Delaware State on November 5. Their announced schedule also includes the November 11 Veterans Classic against Penn and a February 20 home Star Game against Army.
The Midshipmen return 83 percent of their scoring from a 22-9 team. They open at Mount St. Mary's on November 2, then visit Temple and James Madison before hosting Air Force on November 14.
Jon Perry elevated Navy's defensive coordinator to associate head coach. The Midshipmen allowed 64.3 points per game in 2025-26, leading the Patriot League and ranking sixth nationally.
Cole takes the captaincy after appearing in all 34 games and averaging 6.1 points last season. The cyber operations major also carried a 3.57 cumulative GPA and earned Academic All-District recognition.