Back Here In D.C. . . Lots of people are crowing about the fact that the University of Maryland and the U.S. Naval Academy are going to renew their football rivalry beginning again in 2005.
But the Washington Times' Dan Daly isn't so sure it's a good idea:
Maryland and Navy are two football programs going in opposite directions. The Terps, fresh off their first major bowl game in a quarter-century, are threatening to break into the Top 25 again this season. Navy, meanwhile, is 1-7 and has given up 40 or more points in six games.
So it's hard to get very excited about the news that the schools will open the season against each other in 2005
