Once crazy to think the University of West Florida football team could find itself on the doorstep of the NCAA Division II national championship game in just its second year, the Argonauts have made the unbelievable believable.
Night has fallen on the campus of the University of West Florida and, miles from the hustle and bustle of people making final preparations for Thanksgiving on a Wednesday night in November, the Argonauts are at Pen Air Field practicing.
Tim Karstin keeps the tennis courts at Holley By the Sea and the Roger Scott Tennis Center in Pensacola in perfect condition. You’d be hard-pressed to believe he has only a couple of years of experience in court maintenance.
With just over seven minutes to play in a 6A regional semifinal Friday night, it was starting to become much easier to detect the exhaustion in Navarre’s football team.
