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In this Aug. 18, 2018, photo, Jarren Jasper, center, sits on his family's front porch with his mother Donna, left, and father Ivin, offensive coordinator of the Navy football team, in Arnold, Md. The Jaspers endured a six-month ordeal that ultimately ended with Jarren getting a heart transplant late last January. All is well now with the Jaspers, although the memories of what they endured won't ever fade. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky)

Navy assistant focusing on football after son’s transplant

By DAVID GINSBURG - Associated Press

Jarren Jasper, son of Navy football offensive coordinator Ivin Jasper, has returned home after a successful heart transplant. (Screenshot via ESPN)

Jarren Jasper, son of Navy offensive coordinator, comes home after successful heart transplant

By Adam Zielonka - The Washington Times

Noah Copeland has scored three of his five touchdowns this season in the past two games. His 152 carries are the most for a Navy sophomore fullback in the triple-option era, which dates to 2002. (Associated Press)

Navy fullback Noah Copeland is fine with grinding it out

By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times

Keenan Reynolds lost a fumble that proved crucial in Saturday’s 41-31 loss to Troy, but the freshman quarterback did rush for three touchdowns. (The Troy Messanger via Associated Press)

Navy QB Keenan Reynolds aims to make amends

By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times

Sam Hollenbach was the last Maryland quarterback to play an entire season, accomplishing the feat in 2006. Lamar Owens (shown below) did it for Navy in 2005. Since then, both schools have seen a parade of QBs annually. (The Washington Times)

Maryland, Navy know quarterbacks come and go

By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times

QB Trey Miller is tasked with helping Navy rebound after going 5-7 in 2011, the Midshipmen’s first losing season since 2002. Miller locked up the starting job in the spring. “I’m just the same old Trey I’ve been,” Miller said. “There’s no changes.” (Preston Keres/Special to The Washington Times)

Expectations rise for Navy’s Trey Miller

By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times

It’s Miller’s time to make voice heard as Navy QB

By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times

Navy's Jarvis Cummings was in competition to become the backup quarterback last season. He didn't get the job, and now he is making the position switch to linebacker in order to get playing time.

Navy’s Jarvis Cummings embraces change to linebacker

By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times