Navy senior quarterback Blake Horvath recently shared insights from his personal life and interests, shedding light on his personality beyond his impressive athletic performance. Standing at 6-foot-2 and weighing 195 pounds, Horvath has made a significant impact on the field this season, with a remarkable 980 passing yards, 640 rushing yards, and a total of 15 touchdowns, contributing to the Mids’ perfect 6-0 record.
Originating from Hilliard, Ohio, and a graduate of Hilliard Darby High School, Horvath showcased his whimsical side when asked which movie or TV character he would want to trade places with—he chose Po from “Kung Fu Panda.” This choice reflects his preference for fun and adventure, aligning perfectly with his laid-back demeanor.
Discussing his favorite film, Horvath revealed a penchant for mystery and excitement, citing “Prestige” as a top pick. He also recently enjoyed the movie “F1,” showing an interest in high-speed drama. On the television front, he’s been engrossed in “Severance” while also rewatching the comedic classic “Modern Family,” indicating a taste for both gripping narratives and lighthearted entertainment.
When it comes to culinary skills, Horvath considers himself a decent cook, despite the possible skepticism of his girlfriend and parents. He takes pride in preparing a delicious garlic cream sauce and steak pasta, demonstrating a blend of creativity and technique in the kitchen.
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On his days off, Horvath prefers to unwind by watching movies or engaging in the increasingly popular sport of pickleball. He also possesses a quirky hidden talent—throwing food into other people’s mouths, a skill that adds a playful twist to his character.
As for musical preferences, his go-to karaoke song is “Party in the U.S.A.,” showcasing a fun-loving aspect of his personality that resonates with many.
When reflecting on travel, Horvath identified Rome as a bucket-list destination, hinting at a desire for exploration and cultural experiences. Among his experiences in the American Conference, he particularly enjoyed a trip to Birmingham last year, marking it as a favorite.
Recently, Horvath expanded his horizons through reading, finishing “The Wisdom of the Bullfrog” by Admiral McRaven. The book shares insights on leadership, a fitting choice for someone in a position of responsibility on the football team.
As his collegiate career progresses, Horvath’s blend of humor, ambition, and introspection continues to make him both a remarkable athlete and an engaging individual.
