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The commandant?

It's hard to beat The Drake.

Definitely not Admiral though...certainly already taken. And he didn't graduate. I'm guessing he'd be a little uncomfortable with it.

If he keeps pitching like this though he can pick about anything he wants!

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Everyone knew it was a significant risk.

Not like we didn't have a glaring example of what could go wrong to look at.

Considering all the position player holes in our organization I think it was well worth the risk. Have to take some. Not like it was a crazy deal.

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