According to the description Webb would be a perfect fit for Army at guard or tackle.. At6/4and297 he certainly would fit Monkens desire to bulk up on the line. He says his priority is getting a great education .Idont see any schools on his offer list that can compete with Army on that score.. He wants to go where they win some games.Army is working hard on building a winning team but it shows how winning can beget winning. 2015 is a very Iimportant year to start building momentum

… CB Tyrone Hill just committed to Maryland and that makes me think we don’t get his Don Bosco teammate, Brandon Simon either.

Click here for Hill to Maryland

committed per twitter

According to the most recent article on Goff, he has Navy as one of his early favorites. I don't like how this is sounding.

Ouch!

I say they will be

1. Josh Jenkins
2. Xavier Moss
3. Matt Hugenberg
4. John Voit
5. Andrew King

ARMY PICKS UP FATHER’S DAY COMMIT

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WEST POINT, N.Y. – A host of recognitions, promotions and special events are planned for the 2015 Army West Point football season, including a celebration of the 125 years of football at West Point.

The Black Knights will host six games at historic Michie Stadium in 2015 with each kickoff set for noon with the exception of the season opener against Fordham, which will start at 7 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 4.

Army West Point will welcome Fordham (Sept. 4), Wake Forest (Sept. 19), Duke (Oct. 10), Bucknell (Oct. 17), Tulane (Nov. 14) and Rutgers (Nov. 21) to Michie Stadium for the second season of head coach Jeff Monken’s tenure.

PROMOTIONS AND RECOGNITIONS

Friday, Sept. 4 vs. Fordham

• Salute to Heroes Day: All first responders may purchase tickets for just $20. Tickets available beginning July 21. Contact the Army West Point Athletic Ticket Office at 1-877-TIX-ARMY for this special offer.
• Fireworks: West Point Band will perform at halftime accompanied by fireworks.

Saturday, Sept. 19 vs. Wake Forest

• Hall of Fame Weekend: Join us as we honor the 2015 inductees selected into the Army Sports Hall of Fame including: football and track and field standout Mike Fahnestock, men's basketball star Bill Hannon, men's lacrosse extraordinaire James Hartinger, women's basketball letterwinner and former administrator Kim Kawamoto, football All-Americans Frank Merritt and Casimir Myslinski, hockey and men's soccer's Michael Palone, coach Jack Ryan and national champion Don Tillar comprise the Class of 2015.
• Army Strong Day: Allactive and former members of the U.S. Army may purchase tickets at $20 each. Tickets are available beginning July 21. Contact the Army West Point Ticket office at 1-877-TIX-ARMY for this special offer.
• Branch Week: In conjunction with the Corps of Cadets’ Branch Week, there will be several hundred tons of military equipment, vehicles and weapons near the Plain for the Academy's spin on a college career fair. The Wake Forest game falls at the end of a week-long event that gives the opportunity for the Corps of Cadets to learn about various career fields. Fans will see tanks, attack helicopters and armored vehicles during the Cadet Review beginning at 9:00am, as well as have the opportunity to take a walk and see this military hardware up close.
• Reunion Classes: 1980 and 1985. Contact the Army West Point Athletic Ticket Office at 1-877-TIX-ARMY for reunion tickets. Subject to availability.

Saturday, Oct. 10 vs. Duke

• Scout Day: $25 tickets will be offered to all scouts and families. Admission includes a scout patch and cadet-led walking tour. Contact the Army group sales office at 845-446-2375 or email odiamktg@usma.edu to setup your Scout Day experience.
• Band Day:Several youth bands from the tri-state area will perform with the West Point band at halftime. Limited space remains. Contact the Army group sales office at 845-446-2375 or email odiamktg@usma.edu to setup your Band Day experience.
• Parents Weekend: Several activities specifically for cadet parents, families and graduates will be available during the weekend of October 9-11. For more information, visit westpoint.edu/parents.
• Reunion Classes: 1975 and 1990. Contact the Army West Point Athletic Ticket Office at 1-877-TIX-ARMY for reunion tickets. Subject to availability.

Saturday, Oct. 17 vs. Bucknell

· 125 Years of Army Football Celebration:This year, Army West Point celebrates 125 years of football dating back to 1890. A number of recognitions surround the 2015 season including a special 125 logo, feature stories and videos at GoArmyWestPoint.com. Special game program coverage, social media posts and on-field presentations, are also part of the milestone season. The season-long celebration of the anniversary will culminate at the Army West Point-Bucknell game on October 17 in conjunction with Homecoming. Fans can visit GoArmyWestPoint.com for the latest information on the 125 Years of Army Football Celebration.

• Homecoming: Army West Point Athletics welcomes back West Point graduates for one of the most scenic games of the season.
• Reunion Classes: 1995, 2000, 2005 and 2010. Contact the Army West Point Athletic Ticket Office at 1-877-TIX-ARMY for reunion tickets. Subject to availability.

Saturday, Nov. 14 vs. Tulane

• Military Appreciation Day: All active and former military members may purchase tickets for $20. Tickets available beginning July 21. Contact the Army West Point Athletic Ticket Office at 1-877-TIX-ARMY for this special offer.
• Scout Day: $25 tickets will be offered to all scouts and families. Admission includes a scout patch and cadet-led walking tour. Contact the Army group sales office at 845-446-2375 or email odiamktg@usma.edu to setup your Scout Day experience.

Saturday, Nov. 21 vs. Rutgers

• Senior Day: Join us as we recognize the first classmen members of the Army West Point football team in a special pregame ceremony.

We kicked off our Location West Point Series with the state of Florida, but now our focus is on Texas with several top prospects on Army's recruiting screen.

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Welcome Chance Kennedy! And Happy Father"s Day to everyone on the thread.

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For a complete list of juniors with offers from the Army Black Knights that represent the 2016 Recruiting Class, please click link below.

This will be constantly growing list of prospects, as head coach Jeff Monken & his staff continue to build the Army football program.


Rivals 3-star prospects, LB Dallas Jeanty & DE Brandon Simon visiting
Army West Point during Junior Day

So keep it right here as GoBlackKnights.com takes you into height of spring/summer recruiting, which will consist of Army's two one-day summer football camps, as prospects start making their way to West Point for unofficial visits and of course with commitments to follow.

Needless to say, GoBlackKnights.com will be right in the center bringing you the "up-to-date" 411 throughout the year and all the way up to National Signing Day, 2016.

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CLICK HERE - 2016 Army Offer List

QB commit, Troy Smith is no longer a member of the incoming 2015 Recruiting Class.

Click Here for Charles Grevious’ comments regarding Smith on the Army Black Knights’ 2016 Offer List thread.

No doubt many of you saw his comment that "all of them are" at academi risk. That maybe 3-4 members of the travel team would get into ND without football. Which is probably the inverse of: all cadets can get into ND and only 3-4 could make the travel team. Of all the challenges, this, thematically, is the biggest. Even ND allows anyone in. What about Eastern Michigan? When Bobby Petrino was at WKU - do you not think he could get an ax murderer in? How can we compete when we get zero 2.2 GPA slide ins? It feels like our recrutiing is 5% better than our previous efforts, but overall mean of FBS is 8% better based on the fact that everyone gets in somewhere. Surely someone will bring up that Navy and AF manage, but as for us, the past 20 years of data make it hard to say we're gaining on it.

Each year about this time, GBK identifies the players that we expect to have breakout seasons or even more so, need to have breakout campaigns in order for Army to have a successful season.

Click below to find out Why He Will Breakout; What He’s Capable Of; What Could Stand In His Way & our GBK Prediction in the first of our series.

2015 BREAKOUT PLAYERS: DL, ANDREW MCLEAN

This is an interesting statistic on returning offensive line starts for all 128 FBS teams:

http://www.philsteele.com/Blogs/2015/JUNE15/DBJune04.html

We are tied with two of our 2015 opponents: Penn State and Rutgers.
We lead three opponents: UConn, Air Force, and Navy

Duke and E Michigan have a few extra total starts. Wake Forest and Rice are a bit further ahead.

Tulane has the most experienced line we will face although by then injuries make these pre-season statistics less valuable for comparison now.

The UConn game might be one where this advantage helps with predictions. And I recall that they did not run well on us last November too.