2020 Army Black Knights football team

The 2020 Army Black Knights football team represents the United States Military Academy in the 2020 NCAA Division I FBS football season. The Black Knights are led by seventh-year head coach Jeff Monken and play their home games at Michie Stadium. They compete as an independent.

2020 Army Black Knights football
ConferenceIndependent
2020 record0–0
Head coachJeff Monken (7th season)
Offensive coordinatorBrent Davis (7th season)
Offensive schemeTriple option
Defensive coordinatorNate Woody (1st season)
Base defense3–4 Multiple
CaptainMike Johnson
Sandon McCoy
Amadeo West
Home stadiumMichie Stadium
(Capacity: 38,000)
2020 NCAA Division I FBS independents football records
Conf  Overall
Team W L    W L 
Army   –     0 –0  
BYU   –     0 –0  
Liberty   –     0 –0  
New Mexico State†   –      –  
UConn†   –      –  
UMass†   –      –  
  • Note: † Due to COVID-19, the teams have suspended the 2020 football season.
As of August 17, 2020; Rankings from AP Poll

Previous season
Main article: 2019 Army Black Knights football team

The Black Knights finished the 2019 season with a record of 5–8, finished in third place for the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy following losses to Air Force and Navy, and missed out on a bowl for the first time since 2015.

Preseason

Offseason

Coaching changes

Following the completion of the 2019 season, reports surfaced that a staff shake-up was coming at Army. On December 20, reporter Pate Thamel of Yahoo Sports initially reported that John Loose would be moved out of the defensive coordinator position to assistant head coach and that wide receivers coach Marcus Edwards would not return to the staff.[1] On December 21, former beat reporter Sal Interdonato, now with Black Knight Nation, confirmed Thamel's information and added that defensive line coach Kevin Lewis and outside linebackers coach Matt Hachmann, both of whom joined the Army staff for the 2019 season, would not be returning in 2020.[2]

This was confirmed on January 2, when Nate Woody was announced by head coach Jeff Monken as Army's new defensive coordinator (DC).[3] He had previously spent the 2019 season as a defensive analyst for Michigan, helping the Wolverines to edge out Army in double overtime. Prior to that he was the defensive coordinator under Monken-mentor Paul Johnson at Georgia Tech in 2018, the DC at Appalachian State from 2013-2017 during their transition into the FBS, and the DC at Wofford from 2000-2012, who were fellow SoCon members with Jeff Monken-coached Georgia Southern. Included in the news of Woody's hire was that former DC John Loose would be elevated to Assistant Head Coach in addition to serving as a position coach.

On January 8, Troy announced that they had hired away assistant strength and conditioning (S&C) coach Rusty Whitt to be the new head football S&C coach for the Trojans.[4] Whitt had joined the Black Knights' staff for the 2019 season following nine seasons as the head S&C coach at Louisiana and Texas Tech.

On January 10, Keith Gaither was announced as the new wide receivers (WR) coach.[5] He had previously served as the WR coach at Army in 2015 and 2016 before moving on to be the passing game coodinator/WR coach at East Carolina. Gaither spent the 2017 and 2018 seasons at ECU before being let go with the rest of Scottie Montgomery's staff. He spent the 2019 season as the WR coach at Western Michigan.

On January 16, Sal Interdonato and Black Knight Nation reported that inside linebackers coach Kevin Corless, who had been on the Army staff since Monken's first year in 2014, would not be returning for the 2020 season.[6] Additionally, he reported that Greg Gasparato was expected to join the defensive staff. This was confirmed two days later on January 18 when Gasparato was officially announced as the newest Army defensive assistant coach, with his specific position duty to be announced at a later date.[7] Gasparato previously spent the 2018-2019 seasons as the safeties coach for Appalachian State and the 2015-2017 seasons as the inside linebackers coach at Wofford.

On January 20, the West Point Athletic Department announced the retirement of quarterbacks (QB) coach Mitch Ware following a 35-year career, the past six of which were spent with the Black Knights.[8] On the same day, Cody Worley was announced as the new QB coach for Army.[9] Worley came to the Black Knights following six years (five seasons, 2015-2019) as the QB and B-backs coach for Kennesaw State during that program's creation and very rapid success at the FCS-level.

On January 24, two new assistant coaches were announced by head coach Jeff Monken: Shiel Wood as a defensive assistant and Saga Tuitele as the offensive line (OL) coach.[10][11] Wood joined the staff after spending the 2019 season as the inside linebackers coach and special teams coordinator for Georgia State. Prior to that, he spent the 2018 season with Woody at Georgia Tech as the safeties coach and the previous eight seasons at Wofford in various capacities including a year as DC. Tuitele joined the Black Knights staff after spending the previous four seasons as the OL coach and run game coordinator for New Mexico. Prior to that he spent seven seasons with Cal Poly as the OL coach and offensive coordinator and the 2007 and 2008 seasons as the OL coach at Army.

On January 28, it was announced that offensive analyst Matt Drinkall would be promoted to tight ends (TE) coach, replacing Sean Saturnio who would be shifted back to special teams coordinator to cover for Mike Krysl's leaving to join Arkansas.[12] With these announcements, all of the core assistant coach positions on staff were covered, with the only exception being the specific position group announcements for coaches Gasparato, Loose, and Wood.

On February 11, the team roster was updated to show the position responsibilities for the new defensive hires as well as some responsibility shifts. John Loose, formerly the DC, was put in charge of the outside linebackers (OLB). Greg Gasparato, one of the new hires, was put in charge of the safeties (S). Shiel Wood, another new hire, was put in charge of the inside linebackers (ILB). Finally, Josh Christian-Young, the previous year's safeties coach, was put in charge of the nickelbacks.

On March 19, it was announced that former Army assistant coach and player Mike Sullivan was hired as the new Director of Recruiting.[13] He spent a 17-year career as a coach in the NFL, serving as an offensive coordinator (New York Giants '16-'17, Tampa Bay Buccaneers '12-'13), assistant coach, and quality control analyst. Before that he served two stints as an assistant coach at Army, coaching the linebackers from 1995-1996 and the defensive backs from 1999-2000. He graduated from West Point in 1989 and played defensive back while at the academy.

On April 1, it was announced that Tenarius "Tank" Wright was hired as the new defensive line coach, coming to the Black Knights after spending two seasons as the Associate Director of Football Strength and Conditioning at Michigan.[14] A 2012 graduate of Arkansas, where he played from 2008-2012, he was hired following the opening of an assistant coach position due to the departure of nickelbacks coach Josh Christian-Young to Tulane on March 3.[15]

There were several other departures from the support staff during the first half of the year: Defensive Quality Control Analyst Rick Lyster left to serve as the outside linebackers coach at Fordham;[16] Assistant Director of Recruiting Operations Devon Doyle was hired by Coastal Carolina to serve as their Director of Recruiting;[17] and Jim Collins (Director of Player Personnel), Lawrence Scott (Director of Player Development), and Brett Moore (Director of On-Campus Recruiting) all stepped down from their positions. To replace these departures, several support staff were hired: John French was hired as the new Offensive Quality Control Analyst; Al Ades was hired as the new Defensive Quality Control Analyst; Brandon Reyes and Blair Vaughan were hired as new Assistant Strength and Conditioning coaches; Joe Manion was hired as the new Director of Recruiting Operations; Greg Svarczkopf was hired as the new Director of On-Campus Recruiting; Rob De Los Santos was hired as the Director of Content Marketing/Recruiting Assistant; and former player and 2013 graduate Raymond Maples was hired as the new Director of Player Development. Following these hires, Monken's 2020 staff changeover was completed.

Spring session and summer camp

The spring season, normally consisting of 14 practices and the Black and Gold Spring Game, was cancelled on March 16 following the collective decision of the Patriot League presidents and superintendents to cancel all spring sports due to the Covid-19 pandemic.[18] The Corps of Cadets did not return from spring break and completed the rest of their semester virtually from home, with only the firsties returning in June to attend graduation. In an interview, Coach Monken said the team was able to meet virtually with their assistant coaches to check on their mental well-being as well as go over "X's and O's."[19]

The team returned to West Point in the latter half of June to attend the Summer Term Academic Program, complete required military training, and begin team summer workouts. The 77-strong plebe class (43 from USMAPS) reported for Reception Day from July 12-14.[20] On August 6, padded practices for fall camp began and it was announced that firstie offensive lineman Mike Johnson, firstie fullback Sandon McCoy, and firstie linebacker Amadeo West were selected as the 2020 team captains.[21]

Award watch lists

Listed in the order that they were released.

Award Player Position Year
Wuerffel Trophy[22] Joe Stephenson LB SR

Personnel

Coaching staff
Name Position First year position First year Army Alma Mater
Jeff MonkenHead Coach20142014Millikin
Offensive staff
Brent DavisOffensive Coordinator/Offensive Line20142014Georgia
Matt DrinkallTight Ends20202019Western Illinois–Quad Cities
Keith GaitherWide Receivers202020201Elon
Saga TuiteleOffensive Line202020202Portland State
Mike VitiFullbacks20162016Army
Tucker WaughSlotbacks201520073DePauw
Cody WorleyQuarterbacks20202020Furman
Defensive staff
Nate WoodyDefensive Coordinator20202020Wofford
Daryl DixonCornerbacks20192016Florida
Greg GasparatoCo-Defensive Coordinator/Safeties20202020Wofford
John LooseAssistant Head Coach/Outside Linebackers202020144Ithaca
Shiel WoodInside Linebackers20202020Wofford
Tank WrightDefensive Line20202020Arkansas
Special teams staff
Sean SaturnioSpecial Teams Coordinator20202014Hawaii
Quality control staff
John FrenchOffensive Quality Control20202020Kentucky
Al AdesDefensive Quality Control20202020Michigan
Strength and conditioning staff
Scott SwansonDirector of Strength & Conditioning199819985Wake Forest
Conor HughesHead Football Strength & Conditioning20192017Springfield (Mass.)
Colin KenyonAssistant Football Strength & Conditioning20192019Merrimack
Brandon ReyesAssistant Football Strength & Conditioning20202020West Florida
Blair VaughanAssistant Football Strength & Conditioning20202020Western Kentucky
GC YerryAssistant Football Strength & Conditioning20192019Stony Brook
Support staff
Clayton Kendrick-HolmesChief of Staff/Director of Football Operations20182018Navy
CPT Zachary ReichertAssistant Director of Football Operations20192019Army
CPT Blake PowersAdmissions Support Officer20182018Indiana
Ray MaplesDirector of Player Development20202020Army
Mike SullivanDirector of Recruiting202019956Army
Tanner DupuisAssistant Director of Recruiting/Content20192019Georgia Southern
Joe ManionDirector of Recruiting Operations20192019Saint Joseph's
Danny PayneDirector of Scouting20172017Kennesaw State
Rob De Los SantosDirector of Content Marketing/Recruiting Assistant20202020East Stroudsburg
Greg SvarczkopfDirector of On-Campus Recruiting20202020Indiana
Jack O'ReillyDirector of Video Operations20182018Clemson
Michael ZeoliAssistant Director of Video Operations20172017William Paterson
  1. Keith Gaither also served as the wide receivers coach at Army from 2015 to 2016
  2. Saga Tuitele also served as the offensive line coach at Army from 2007 to 2008.
  3. Tucker Waugh also served as the wide receivers coach at Army from 2000 to 2004.
  4. John Loose also served as the linebackers coach at Army from 1992 to 1999.
  5. Scott Swanson also served as an assistant strength & conditioning coach at Army from 1995 to 1996.
  6. Mike Sullivan also served at Army as the defensive backs coach from 1999 to 2000 and the linebackers coach from 1995 to 1996.
Source:[23]

Roster

The Army football roster for 2020 summer camp (as of July 23, 2020):[24]

2020 Army Black Knights roster

Quarterback

  •   1 Jabari Laws, Junior (5'9, 185)
  •   2 Tyhier Tyler, Junior (5'8, 185)
  •   4 Christian Anderson, Senior (6'1, 195)
  •   7 Jemel Jones, Sophomore (5'10, 210)
  •   9 Maurice Bellan, Sophomore (5'10, 190)
  • 11 Walter Harris, Sophomore (6'1, 225)
  • 15 Steven Migut, Sophomore (6'0, 205)
  • 18 Cade Ballard, Sophomore (5'9, 205)

Slot Back

  •   5 Braheam Murphy, Sophomore (5'10, 185)
  •   6 A.J. Howard, Junior (6'0, 205)
  • 11 Brandon Walters, Junior (5'11, 185)
  • 19 Dominic Distefano, Senior (5'9, 190)
  • 25 Markens Pierre, Junior (5'11, 205)
  • 28 Justin Lescouflair, Sophomore (5'10, 190)
  • 31 Trey Bartlett, Sophomore (5'9, 190)
  • 32 Artice Hobbs IV, Senior (5'9, 190)
  • 34 Colton Dooley, Sophomore (5'11, 205)
  • 39 Adam Bazan, Sophomore (5'10, 194)

Fullback

  •   3 Sandon McCoy, Senior (5'11, 230)
  • 23 Anthony Adkins, Sophomore (6'1, 255)
  • 30 Cole Truex, Sophomore (6'2, 240)
  • 33 Jakobi Buchanan, Sophomore (6'0, 260)
  • 40 Cade Barnard, Junior (6'3, 235)
  • 48 Kaelin Byrd, Junior (5'11, 240)

Wide Receiver

  • 10 Jordan Blackman, Senior (5'11, 190)
  • 14 Michael Roberts, Junior (6'3, 235)
  • 29 Cole Caterbone, Sophomore (6'1, 200)
  • 31 Cole Wright, Sophomore (6'3, 205)
  • 80 Ryan Jackovic, Sophomore (6'5, 220)
  • 82 Veshe Daniyan, Sophomore (6'1, 200)
  • 83 Reikan Donaldson, Sophomore (6'2, 190)
  • 85 Trenton Hollinquest, Sophomore (6'0, 190)
  • 87 Sean Eckert, Junior (6'3, 220)
  • 88 Camden Harrison, Senior (6'2, 208)
  • 89 Jalen Moy, Junior (6'4, 210)

Long Snapper

  • 39 Paul Lawless, Senior (6'3, 240)
  • 48 Kyle O'Connor, Senior (6'1, 225)
  • 49 Patrick Szczesniak, Sophomore (6'2, 240)
  • 83 Ryan Aguilar, Sophomore (6'2, 240)
  

Tight End

  • 49 Ben Koch, Sophomore (6'6, 265)
  • 81 Jake Lauer, Senior (6'3, 265)
  • 84 Shayne Buckingham, Sophomore (6'4, 260)
  • 85 Chris Cameron, Junior (6'4, 260)

Offensive Lineman

  • 50 Robert Fitzsimmons, Sophomore (6'5, 305)
  • 51 Kameron Holloway, Junior (6'3, 280)
  • 52 Alex Faulkner, Sophomore (6'4, 300)
  • 53 Carson Shaffer, Sophomore (6'3, 300)
  • 54 Blake Harris, Sophomore (6'2, 295)
  • 55 JB Hunter, Senior (6'4, 290)
  • 56 Mason Kolinchak, Junior (6'2, 280)
  • 57 Connor Bishop, Sophomore (6'3, 290)
  • 58 Sam Barczak, Sophomore (6'2, 290)
  • 59 Mike Johnson, Senior (6'3, 285)
  • 64 Lachlan Holt, Sophomore (6'2, 285)
  • 65 Noah Knapp, Junior (6'0, 285)
  • 66 DJ Fuller Jr., Sophomore (6'3, 290)
  • 67 Dean Powell, Junior (6'1, 290)
  • 68 Luke McCleery, Senior (6'5, 290)
  • 69 Dan Lord, Junior (6'5, 290)
  • 70 Zach Ward, Junior (6'6, 285)
  • 71 Daniel Parrish, Sophomore (6'0, 290)
  • 72 Kenese Leomiti, Sophomore (6'4, 305)
  • 74 Jose Taveras, Sophomore (6'4, 300)
  • 76 Peyton Reeder, Senior (6'6, 300)
  • 77 Nick Kotok, Junior (6'2, 285)
  • 78 Cody Winokur, Sophomore (6'2, 285)
  • 79 Cade Hawley, Sophomore (6'4, 270)

Defensive Lineman

  • 55 Edriece Patterson, Senior (6'3, 255)
  • 60 David Gray, Sophomore (6'4, 300)
  • 72 Grady Chapman, Sophomore (6'4, 270)
  • 75 Ryan Bryce, Sophomore (6'5, 264)
  • 78 Reed Chandler, Sophomore (6'3, 260)
  • 80 Conor Hough, Sophomore (6'2, 240)
  • 90 Jack Hough, Senior (6'3, 280)
  • 91 Ryan Duran III, Junior (6'5, 270)
  • 93 Tyler Komorowski, Sophomore (6'3, 290)
  • 94 Nick Stokes, Senior (6'5, 300)
  • 95 Nolan Cockrill, Junior (6'3, 280)
  • 96 Darius Richardson, Sophomore (6'2, 285)
  • 97 Kwabena Bonsu, Junior (6'4, 280)
  • 99 Chris Frey, Sophomore (6'5, 280)

Punter

  • 43 Brooks Hosea, Junior (6'0, 185)
  • 46 Zach Harding, Junior (6'5, 220)
  

Linebacker

  • 30 Cameron Hoelscher, Sophomore (6'2, 240)
  • 31 Joe Stephenson, Senior (6'0, 235)
  • 34 Andre Carter II, Sophomore (6'5, 265)
  • 36 Nate Jones, Junior (6'2, 250)
  • 38 Fabrice Voyne, Sophomore (6'2, 240)
  • 39 Noah West, Sophomore (6'3, 240)
  • 40 Peyton Hampton, Sophomore (6'1, 226)
  • 42 Wilson Catoe, Junior (6'2, 240)
  • 43 Jeremiah Lowery, Senior (6'2, 255)
  • 44 Nathaniel Smith, Sophomore (6'3, 260)
  • 47 Jon Rhattigan, Senior (6'1, 245)
  • 48 Trevor Cosenke, Sophomore (6'3, 240)
  • 49 Kemonte Yow, Junior (6'1, 240)
  • 50 Clayton Cribb, Sophomore (5'10, 230)
  • 52 Amadeo West, Senior (6'2, 245)
  • 53 Arik Smith, Junior (6'0, 240)
  • 57 JT Penick, Sophomore (6'3, 240)
  • 59 Henry Janeway, Sophomore (6'4, 245)

Defensive Back

  •   2 Malkelm Morrison, Junior (5'10, 190)
  •   3 Julian McDuffie, Junior (5'11, 182)
  •   4 Jabari Moore, Sophomore (5'11, 195)
  •   5 Jason Longwell, Junior (5'11, 205)
  •   6 Caleb John, Junior (5'10, 195)
  •   8 Javhari Bourdeau, Senior (5'9, 188)
  •   9 Ke'Shaun Wells, Senior (6'3, 202)
  • 13 Chris Skyers, Senior (5'11, 190)
  • 16 D'Andre Tobias, Sophomore (5'11, 210)
  • 17 Isaiah Morris, Sophomore (5'11, 185)
  • 18 Cole Mabry, Sophomore (6'2, 205)
  • 20 Marquel Broughton, Sophomore (5'10, 213)
  • 21 Dean Ngendakuriyo, Senior (5'10, 192)
  • 22 Cedrick Cunningham Jr., Junior (6'0, 215)
  • 25 Elijah Boyd, Sophomore (6'2, 205)
  • 26 Quindrelin Hammonds, Sophomore (6'0, 188)
  • 27 Cameron Jones, Sophomore (5'9, 185)
  • 29 Izzy Akojie, Sophomore (6'1, 215)
  • 32 Tim Boone, Sophomore (5'9, 185)
  • 33 Daryan McDonald, Sophomore (6'0, 230)
  • 38 Kyle Terry, Sophomore (6'0, 195)
  • 80 Zion Davis-Thompson, Sophomore (6'2, 205)

Kicker

  •   1 Landon Salyers, Senior (6'1, 200)
  •   6 Michael Leisle, Senior (6'0, 190)
  • 27 Will Van Pamelen, Sophomore (6'0, 207)
  • 96 Cole Talley, Sophomore (6'0, 205)
  • 98 Matteo Cordray, Sophomore (5'9, 180)
  • 99 Andrew Bagley, Sophomore (5'11, 190)


Schedule

Army had games scheduled against Bucknell, Buffalo, Eastern Michigan, Miami (OH), Oklahoma, Princeton, UConn, and UMass, which were cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[25][26][27][28][29][30]

DateTimeOpponentSiteTVResult
September 5Middle Tennessee
November 7Air Force
CBSSN
November 14at Tulane
November 21Georgia Southern
  • Michie Stadium
  • West Point, NY
December 123:00 p.m.vs. Navy
CBS
TBDat Rice
Schedule Source:[31]


    Game summaries

    Middle Tennessee
    See also: 2020 Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders football team
    Overall record Last meeting Result
    First meeting
    Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders at Army Black Knights
    1 2 Total
    Blue Raiders 0
    Black Knights 0

    at Michie Stadium, West Point, NY

    StatisticsMTSUARMY
    First downs
    3rd down efficiency
    4th down efficiency
    Plays–yards
    Rushes–yards
    Passing yards
    Passing: Comp–Att–Int
    Penalties–yards
    Turnovers
    Time of possession

    Air Force
    See also: 2020 Air Force Falcons football team and Commander-in-Chief's Trophy
    Overall record Last meeting Result
    16–37–12019AF, 17–13
    Air Force Falcons at Army Black Knights
    1 2 Total
    Falcons 0
    Black Knights 0

    at Michie Stadium, West Point, NY

    StatisticsAFARMY
    First downs
    3rd down efficiency
    4th down efficiency
    Plays–yards
    Rushes–yards
    Passing yards
    Passing: Comp–Att–Int
    Penalties–yards
    Turnovers
    Time of possession

    at Tulane
    See also: 2020 Tulane Green Wave football team
    Overall record Last meeting Result
    9–12–12019TLN, 42–33
    Army Black Knights at Tulane Green Wave
    1 2 Total
    Black Knights 0
    Green Wave 0

    at Yulman Stadium, New Orleans, LA

    StatisticsARMYTLN
    First downs
    3rd down efficiency
    4th down efficiency
    Plays–yards
    Rushes–yards
    Passing yards
    Passing: Comp–Att–Int
    Penalties–yards
    Turnovers
    Time of possession

    Georgia Southern
    See also: 2020 Georgia Southern Eagles football team
    Overall record Last meeting Result
    First meeting
    Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders at Army Black Knights
    1 2 Total
    Eagles 0
    Black Knights 0

    at Michie Stadium, West Point, NY

    StatisticsGASOARMY
    First downs
    3rd down efficiency
    4th down efficiency
    Plays–yards
    Rushes–yards
    Passing yards
    Passing: Comp–Att–Int
    Penalties–yards
    Turnovers
    Time of possession

    vs. Navy
    See also: 2020 Navy Midshipmen football team, Commander-in-Chief's Trophy, and Army–Navy Game
    Overall record Last meeting Result
    52–61–72019NAVY, 31–7
    Army Black Knights vs. Navy Midshipmen (121st Army-Navy Game)
    1 2 Total
    Midshipmen 0
    Black Knights 0

    at Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, PA

    StatisticsNAVYARMY
    First downs
    3rd down efficiency
    4th down efficiency
    Plays–yards
    Rushes–yards
    Passing yards
    Passing: Comp–Att–Int
    Penalties–yards
    Turnovers
    Time of possession

    at Rice
    See also: 2020 Rice Owls football team
    Overall record Last meeting Result
    4–4–12019ARMY, 14–7
    Army Black Knights at Rice Owls
    1 2 Total
    Black Knights 0
    Owls 0

    at Rice Stadium, Houston, TX

    StatisticsARMYRICE
    First downs
    3rd down efficiency
    4th down efficiency
    Plays–yards
    Rushes–yards
    Passing yards
    Passing: Comp–Att–Int
    Penalties–yards
    Turnovers
    Time of possession

    Source for Match-up Records:[38]

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