Does anyone have information on when spring practice begins and the date of the Spring Game?
For the past several years the Spring game has been played on a Friday night so Michie could be used on Saturday for lacrosse.

Will he play at all this season or remain buried on the depth chart?

At the end of February, a couple of former football players battled for the heavyweight championship --

Former DL Ke'Shawn Sullivan (last listed on the gawp.com roster in April 2019) defeated former DL Toese Tia (last listed August 2016)

https://www.army.mil/article/233157/

Army wrestling had a solid (not great) performance at EIWAs. They had 6 automatic qualifiers for NCAAs. We may get an at-large at 149 too. You can read all the details at goarmywestpoint.com. We finished behind Lehigh who dominated the tourney and Cornell, and beat Navy who finished 4th.

125- Chalifoux (5th- AQ)*
133- Wert (5th)
141- Shie (7th)
149- Ogunsanya (5th) - I think he may have a shot at an at-large bid to NCAAs. Only the Top 4 get AQs at 149. He had some really tight matches and beat the kid from Lehigh in the 5th place match that he had lost to in the quarterfinals.
157- Hartman (3rd- AQ)* - I think him and Harvey have the best chance to do damage in Minnesota and get on the podium.
165- McCormick (4th-AQ)*
174- Harvey (3rd-AQ)* - Ben is peaking at the right time. He had 2 WBFs, a MD, and his only loss was to Spencer Carey 5-2 in the semi's. Ben had a really strong tourney overall and missed the podium by one bout last year. I think he has a real shot.
184- Stewart (4th-AQ)*
197- Brown (4th-AQ)* - JT is only a sophomore and came into the tourney as a 6-seed. He had a really impressive run and lost a close bout to the eventual champion. Was probably the pleasant surprise of the tourney for Army.
285- Sullivan got injured in the 2nd round and had to medical default in the wrestle-backs. He's done for the year.
Army should stay in the Top 20 in the NWCA poll after our showing. We entered ranked 17th just ahead of Cornell.

Obviously something that I am sure athletic administrators around country are talking about.

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Well, it's still only three winning seasons in the past 40 years for Army Men's Basketball ('84-'85, '12-'13, '15-'16). They lost the tourney game to Lafayette tonight, 73-68.

I didn't really think it was likely that they were going to beat Lafayette for a third time in a season. Army never led and was down by as much as 18 in the second half. A late surge put them within striking distance in the final two minutes; they were within four twice with the ball but couldn't score. 3 of 8 for the team from the foul line didn't help, but it wasn't decisive. Wilson had a bit of an off night scoring 15 points on 7-17 from the field. Funk had 21 pts playing his usual 40 minutes. The factor lacking for Army in this game was that neither King nor Grayson contributed much. They shot a combined 5 of 18 from the field and 0 for 3 at the foul line.

On the bright side, achieving a .500 season record ties this season's team with the '14-'15 team for the fourth best record over the past four decades, and they finished much better than the early season play indicated they would.

Conversely, unless Jimmy Allen has some surprising Plebe talent rising out of the Prep School or the recruiting pipeline, Next year is likely a bottom four finish in the Patriot League. They have a number of experienced players returning, but I don't think their level of talent stacks up well compared to what other teams across the Patriot League will have coming back.

Update, Video Interview from Rivals Camps and Highlights of 3-star OL prospect, Brock Dieu

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I was just going to post if there were any of our former players on the XFL rosters and this pops up. Clearly one our better players over the past 10 years and Josh was on GBK's All-Decade Team as well.

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Trump pardons Michael Milken, face of 1980s insider financial scandals along with others

Michael Milken

Former New York police commissioner Bernard Kerik


Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevic


Former 49ers owner Eddie DeBartolo Jr.



By Adam Edelman and Dareh Gregorian

President Donald Trump announced Tuesday he'd commuted the prison sentence of former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, who was impeached and removed from office in 2009 on corruption charges, and pardoned former New York police commissioner Bernard Kerik.

The news comes hours after Trump signed an executive order granting a full pardon to former San Francisco 49ers owner Eddie DeBartolo Jr. related to a decades-old corruption charge.


Blagojevich, 63, was sentenced in 2011 to 14 years in federal prison on corruption charges related to his solicitation of bribes in an attempt to "sell" the Senate seat Barack Obama left open after being elected president.

Kerik was sentenced in 2010 to four years in prison after pleading guilty to eight felony charges, including tax fraud.

Trump, who's repeatedly floated the idea of pardoning Blagojevich, told reporters that the former Illinois governor had received "a tremendously powerful, ridiculous sentence."



Trump announces he will commute Blagojevich's 'ridiculous sentence'