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I didn't mean they don't give waivers. I am just saying they don't give as many as navy does.

This is true, but it is still going to be hard to get an OL monster to get down to a 14 minute mile and 70 PU and getting him to lose 100+ pounds to get to the correct weight. They no longer are allowed to go pro after graduating. They removed that last year.

Yup, but I have heard Navy is more leniant with their waivers(which is why they usually dominate at the LOS during the Army vs Navy game). Army gives waivers as well, but not as many as Navy.

They also have to be able to run 2 or 3 miles I forget in under a certain time frame, do a certain number of pushups, not be over a certain height, not be over a certain weight, etc. That really hurts their OL and DL recruiting. Not many good OL will be able to do a lot of pushups, run 3 miles...