Hillary Clinton March 11, 2014:

“My accomplishments as Secretary of State? Well,
I'm glad you asked! My proudest accomplishment in which I take the most pride, mostly because of the opposition it faced early on, you know… the remnants of prior situations and mindsets that were too narrowly focused in a manner whereby they may have overlooked the bigger picture and we didn’t do that and I’m proud of that. Very proud. I would say that’s a major accomplishment.”

Now that folks is in her own words

There is no formal topic place to post Army Wrestling news. Soooooo..............

Army had an exciting 19-15 win today over Binghamton, who came to West Point at 4-2 with a 18-15 Friday win over #29 Princeton.

http://www.goarmywestpoint.com/news/2016/1/10/WREST_0110161700.aspx

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Rivals 2-star safety Alex Rowe reached out to GBK just before the Army football banquet this evening to announce that he had given his commitment to the Army coaching staff.


Army offensive coordinator Brent Davis & safety commit, Alex Rowe

We will have more on Rowe’s pledge Sunday morning.

As we noted earlier this week (Click Here), this was a huge official visit weekend and some of the prospects have already arrived or they are on their way.

We will hit you up with photos as they come in from the various prospects. Here’s the first pic, with 2-star safety, Alex Rowe; 2-star DE, Josh White & 2-star LB, Markus Wright making a pit stop at the McDonald’s outside the gates of the West Point campus.


From left to right: Rowe, White & Wright

Actually, on Saturday is the Army football team’s annual banquet and GBK Publisher Charles Grevious was invited to attend by head coach Jeff Monken. I doubt that Charles will be doing any interviewing of current players and/or the prospects who will also be in attendance ... but we shall see.

More importantly, it will serve as a great opportunity for the official visitors to actually connect and engage with a variety of coaches, players and administration in one single venue.

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http://www.gwinnettprepsports.com/s...cle_af5de11c-961d-5494-b9ee-3d5d4a8ea864.html

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It came down to Army and Air Force, but In the end for O-lineman Cooper Simpson knew exactly where the ideal fit would be for him.

Was watching the team of my youth, MN Vikings, play Green Bay this weekend. Noted that Jerick McKinnon was in the game who played QB for Jeff Monken at Georgia Southern. Not sure how involved JM was in that recruiting process as he was hired NOV 2009 and McKinnon was a freshman in 2010. However, McKinnon selected GSU over Navy and Air Force and developed into a fantastic player (beating Florida in 2013).

Anyways, just found this to be another encouraging data point on the ability of JM to recruit and develop talent.

Army Men's Basketball upset a very good Monmouth team this afternoon. 91-84.

http://www.goarmywestpoint.com/news/2015/12/28/MBB_1228151923.aspx

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Salvatore Interdonato has confirmed the above in his Black Knights Blog. Apparently JJ will be back for spring ball though limited for the beginning of it. I like the idea of JJ, B Jackson and X Moss in the secondary. I think we will do much better than the historical average there, and on Def overall. Reason for optimism.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/1...p-kelly-says-lot-ex-eagles-not-doing-too-much

"So the coach that comes in usually has a different philosophy than the coach that left, so you have to try to implement that philosophy, and that means you're going to turn over a high percentage of the roster because the players the other coach had don't fit the new philosophy. So a lot of the players are going to have to change, in part of the philosophy and in part because of the scheme; those kind of role-type players, now that role is not needed in the new scheme. A different role is needed, so you have different players. Then just getting your team acclimated to doing things the way of the philosophy of the new program. You're going to have to go through a lot of tough situations -- tough games, tough losses, tough stretches in the season, whatever it happens to be. To build that up over time, it doesn't happen in training camp. ...

"It takes some time to go through that. I don't think there is any shortcut to it. I know there is a lot of other people in the league that think there is, there's instant; in two weeks everything is going to change. I don't buy into that."

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