Something to take away from Navy’s come-from-behind victory last night should be Ricky Dobbs’ passing performance — 219 yards. Remember, this is a guy who threw for 157 yards — in his first two games combined. Granted, Louisiana Tech doesn’t pose the defensive challenges that Maryland or even Georgia Southern do, but that’s a good omen for the future, in case the Mids find themselves again having to rally.
Opening up the passing game, if even only slightly, is a good sign.
More coverage from Ruston:
• The air attack stunned the Louisiana Tech defense, writes Bill Wagner.
• More from Wagner: Backup quarterback Kriss Proctor played a pivotal role, even scoring a touchdown.
• From The News-Star in Monroe, La.: This was a tale of two halves.
• Louisiana Tech coach Sonny Dykes (son of Spike) said his team didn’t make plays on either side of the ball, Buddy Davis of the Ruston (La.) Daily Leader writes.
Navy players holding American flags rush onto the field for the game at Louisiana Tech. (The (Monroe, La.) News-Star)
