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Navy football used a lot of defensive players last season. Experience won’t be an issue in 2021.

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John Marshall, tackling Houston running back Kyle Porter in October 2020, moved from safety to the outside linebacker position known as striker out of necessity. The Gonzaga College graduate steadily improved as the season progressed and developed into one of Navy’s best defenders. (Paul W. Gillespie/AP)

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