Give some credit to the Navy program, too.  Remember, this is Paul Johnson's program that he built and handed over to Coach Niamalatolo.  Air Force has sprinkled in a couple of wins here and there, but for the most part Navy has been dominant over them, as well.  What Navy is doing is remarkable, and one of the more underrated stories in college football.  They have become very competative on an annual basis including solids wins against Indiana and Pitt this year (and should have beat Notre Dame).  Granted those are great teams this year, but they are still good wins over BCS conference team.   Keenan Reynolds just set the record for touchdowns for a QB as a sophomore and should be a Heisman candidate next year (should have been one this year).  They run the option to perfection all while having the fewest turnovers in college football.  If only Nick Sloan could have made that extra point in Toledo.

Air Force was awful this year, and the academy itself seems to be having issues of late, so there's an opportunity for Army to at least move past them.  I think Grobe would be a perfect fit, as long as they still lose to Navy :)

 

8 turnovers in 11 games.  I firmly believe QB Reynolds is the most underrated player in the game.  He manages the game well - as you can see does not commit turnovers.  He's little, but takes big hits all game long, and can actually pass the ball, which adds to his threat.  He had SEVEN touchdowns vs San Jose St.  

"The Midshipmen have done a superb job of not beating themselves so far this season, ranking No. 1 nationally in fewest turnovers (eight in 11 games) and fewest penalties (2.82 per game)."

"The Black Knights have successfully moved the ball against the Mids. Last year, Army rolled up 418 total yards against Navy and had just 13 points to show for it. Turnovers, untimely penalties and other mistakes have short-circuited promising drives and caused the Black Knights to either come up empty or settle for field goals."