Facebook post today from his wife. We got the word last night. Say your prayers

Please keep Pete Medhurst and our family in your good thoughts and prayers. Pete has been diagnosed with cancer and will be having surgery tomorrow to remove a brain tumor. We were all shocked and devastated with this news and I am sure many of our family and friends will be too. He does not have his phone but I will read him any messages of support. I am unable to take calls today or tmro since I will be with him, the kids and the doctors. I will update everyone tomorrow after the surgery. Thank you so much for your prayers. We love you all.

Mids scrimmaged Georgetown in a full game and played three quarters vs. VMI.

The G-town scrimmage was pretty even. Score ended up 12-9 Navy after we outscored them in Q4 3-0. We threw a 10-man ride at them that seemed to surprise and forced a couple turnovers. Neither offense dazzled me and the GT SID mentioned they think every game they play will be like 8-6 and they hope to get to 8 first lol.

We played the bottom half of the depth chart vs. VMI and were obviously better across the board. Faceoffs were kind of even but Hayashi didn't play at all.

Both "games" were rough at times given it's so early - they just started practicing like 2 weeks ago. This is also way too early to be playing lacrosse.

The Mids travel west tonight to Las Vegas for the Cliff Keen Invitational on Friday and Saturday.
It will be held at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
Parking just south of the Center costs $10 cash and admission to the Tournament is $20 cash for Friday and $25 cash or Saturday or $50 for both days. Go figure!
Friday starts at 9AM PST and Saturday starts at 10AM PST. There will be a long break resuming at 6PM on Friday and 3PM on Saturday.
The Mids are just walking distance away.

We will be there with snacks and drinks for all Navy wrestlers, staff and fans.
Go Navy!

First commit of the cycle...big brother is proud.

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Just observing the calendar!

Terence G. Emmert

Terence G. Emmert

Terence Emmert served as the Principal Deputy Chief Technology Officer for Mission Capabilities (DCTO(MC)) in the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering (OUSD(R&E). In

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Mr. Emmert is a 1988 graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy and has a Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering from the Naval Postgraduate School, a Master of Science in Civil and Environmental Engineering, and a Master of Science in Business Administration, both from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a Master of Science in National Resource Strategy from the Dwight D. Eisenhower School for National Security and Resource Strategy.

Ken won his first game back as HC with SJSU defeating Sac State 42-24. After a rough start SJSU dominated by throwing the ball all over the place. Craig Stutzmann Is the OC there. Happy for Ken!

Both teams are undefeated in League play through two games.
The Men had a last second thriller tonight. I am in South America ( Not Texas, Argentina from Bo Diddley) and listening on the radio/computer.
I hope we get highlights on navvysports. com

Any board members affected?

I don't mean Oklahoma as they were during the season... I mean the Oklahoma team that played Navy. How would that team have done in the American?

I have a vote for the FWAA's Eddie Robinson Coach of the Year award this year. I'm mulling over 4-5 of them, and I'm curious who you guys would vote for. Here are the finalists:

Shane Beamer, South Carolina
Curt Cignetti, Indiana
Spencer Danielson, Boise State
Kenny Dillingham, Arizona State
Marcus Freeman, Notre Dame
Dan Lanning, Oregon
Rhett Lashlee, SMU
Jeff Monken, Army
Kirby Smart, Georgia

Apparently we are not staying home.

Anybody ever see a class ring with an N* on it before vice stone? First I've ever seen. Class of 2020.

This link should get you through the paywall: The Oregon Ducks’ Secret Army of Nerds

Louisiana Tech (5-7) stepped in as a replacement for the Marshall Thundering Herd (10-3).