Dear Coach Monken,
Our collective goal for Army Football is excellence, both on and off the field. While changes and evolutions are part and parcel of any team's journey, it's paramount that these changes are executed with precision, reflecting the high standards Army Football is known for.
The game against ULM stands as a glaring example of where our current approach is falling short. While the decision to transition from our foundational triple option to the gun option was a collective one, the responsibility for its on-field execution rests primarily with you and your coaching staff. The results, frankly, have been less than satisfactory.
The contrast in Bryson Daily's performance from last year to this, given his change in role, should serve as a clear indicator. This isn't merely about one player or one game; it's about a pattern that, if not rectified, can undermine all the hard work and reputation we've built over the years.
With discussions about joining the American Athletic Conference on the horizon, the stakes couldn't be higher. Our performances, especially pivotal games like that against ULM, form a significant part of the conversation about our readiness for such a step.
Beyond the immediate strategy, the rumblings of off-field issues are also concerning. It's critical that we foster an environment of discipline and respect, ensuring that our players are focused and that off-field distractions don't seep into their performance.
In no uncertain terms, Coach Monken, I expect a rigorous review and rectification of our game strategy. If the gun option is our chosen path forward, then it needs to be executed with the same effectiveness and precision we’ve shown in the past. I also urge you to address, head-on, any and all off-field concerns that might be affecting our team's morale and focus.
Our reputation, our future, and the spirit of Army Football are at stake. I am confident in your abilities, but it's essential to see immediate and tangible improvements.
Awaiting prompt action,
Mike Buddie
Director of Athletics, United States Military Academy
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What the AD should tell Monken.
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Disclosure - this 'letter' was created/drafted based on the current circumstances and is not a real letter.
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WTF is this crap? At least say something like, “hey, it I were the AD, this is what I would write to the coach.” This is like the hit piece on GWB years ago.
Do better please.
Do better please.
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