Navy is its own worst enemy in a home loss to South Florida

The Midshipmen started fast but lost, 44-30, in Annapolis.

ANNAPOLIS — The crowd inside Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium fell silent as it watched Tramel Logan race 70 yards for a touchdown on the first play of the fourth quarter. The South Florida defensive end did what the Bulls were able to do on Navy’s home field for most of the afternoon Saturday — capitalize on mistake after mistake by the Midshipmen.The score on the fumble return put Navy in a 14-point hole in what would become a 44-30 loss.

Still, Navy trailed by only seven points when the third quarter ended and was deep in South Florida territory when quarterback Blake Horvath never received the snap on third and one from the 28-yard line. Seconds later, Logan had the ball and was sprinting in the other direction. That gave the Bulls a 37-23 lead against a Navy team not exactly built to erase large deficits.

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