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- Navy ran a gutsy trick play on fourth down with the game tied in the final seconds of the Liberty Bowl.
- The Midshipmen faked a running play on fourth-and-three with the back throwing to a wide-open receiver for 41 yards to set up the game-winning field goal.
- If the play had failed, Kansas State would have been in a good position to possibly win the game.
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Navy won the Liberty Bowl with one of the gutsiest trick plays you will ever see.
The Midshipmen faced a fourth-and-three near midfield with the game tied and less than thirty seconds to play. Instead of punting the ball, Navy went for a first down, risking the possibility of giving the ball to Kansas State with a chance to win the game themselves.
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