This ought to be self-evident.
West Point is, and always has been, a winning organization.
Despite these successes, it is no secret that competitive athletics has been an area of concern of mine for some time. For this reason, and many others, we have made some highly visible changes in the last year or so in administration, coaching, and facilities to position West Point for success in the months and years ahead. Each of us at West Point is, frankly, tremendously excited about where we are heading. The new coaches and facilities and new attitude are making a difference. We simply can t afford to have a USMA leader team, Director of Athletics, and coaches articulating one vision and a community that may have a slightly different focus.