May 16, 2008
During any game, Navy attackman Tim Paul might exchange a few words with coach Richie Meade on the sideline. The discussion can be animated, even heated at times, but always ends with Paul having a great deal of respect for Meade.
Paul is a rebel, but one with a clue. His game matches his outgoing personality. He is extremely fast, shifty and accurate. He can beat a defense in many ways.
And he isn't afraid to take risks, which sometimes draws criticism from Meade.
"I think one of my strengths is being able to push Coach Meade's buttons a little bit," said Paul, a Loyola High graduate from Parkton. "He might tell me to not throw a certain pass, but if the same situation presents itself, I'd probably do it again.
For Mike Preston's complete article from the Baltimore (Md.) Sun click here.
