<p>Sure, most Navy fans are disappointed to hear the news that Paul Johnson, who re-energized Navy football over the past six years, is leaving for the head-coaching job at Georgia Tech. In a perfect world, Coach J would stay at Navy and continue to craft successful football teams that would beat Notre Dame (again), keep an iron grip on the Commander in Chief trophy, and always play in post-season bowl games until he was ready to retire and move south to hit golf balls during the week. Clearly, Coach Johnson has other ambitions and career goals. How can we deny his desires when we covet the same for our mids: work hard to reach their dreams? Who are we to define that dream for Coach Johnson? </p>
<p>I only wish the best for Paul Johnson and his family, and thank him for everything he has done for the United States Naval Academy. He will be remembered as a great warrior who shaped warriors at Navy.</p>