West side story
Largely overlooked in Saturday’s loss was tight end Dakota Torres’ 9-yard catch. It was the sort of play receivers are coached to make — secure the football before pivoting, then grasping tightly while absorbing hits — but often forget technically in the emotions of the game. It was a smart play, a tough play. And then — boing! — the realization hit that Torres, like many who play smart and tough football, was raised in Waianae.
People of a certain generation — old farts like me — remember when there was no need for recruiting services, HUDL or combine camps. The best way to recruit was to keep going west until reaching Pokai Bay. Is it any wonder the Warriors’ best unit — the linebackers — is coached by Waianae’s Kurt Gouveia?
The number three is not a trend, but it should be noted that three of the toughest Warriors — Torres, Kennedy Tulimasealii and Ka‘au Gifford — are from the 96792.
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Julian Gener did not win the MWC’s defensive player of the week award — the Air Force DB accounted for three turnovers — but his 19-tackle performance might have been the best Warrior performance in years. He tackled SDSU rushers for an average gain of 1.88 yards, including 1.43 in the final 10 full possessions. Gener was the rover in the Warriors’ 3-5-3 scheme. And he played most of the game with what appeared to be a cut on the side of his right eye.
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Actress Autumn Reeser reposted on Facebook a quote that is pretty cool. It was from a hand-written note by Teddy Roosevelt, the original Rough Rider:
“It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again… who knows great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat.”
West side!!!
The Hawaii Public Library system is embarrassingly lacking in books that deal with the theory side of film.
At UH, who has a film school, but not a formal film studies program, had film studies classes scattered across all the disciplines.
One of these classes was in Women’s Studies.
We had to write a paper on pornography.
Linda Williams is the most reputable film scholar who writes on the subject.
The book I needed to write my paper on “the male gaze”, “Hard Core: Power, Pleasure, and the ‘Frenzy of the Visible'” was available, not at the Hawaii State Library(where it is now), but at the Waianae Public Library.
It’s a pretty nice library.
I remember stopping off at the Longs and being irritated that they didn’t sell Samurai.
With the Pacific Ocean in the background, Waianae High had the best view for a football game.
Speaking of Kennedy, I wonder why the coaching staff has him at nose tackle on third down situations. ST, do you know, or can one of the coaches provide an explanation? And speaking of the West Side, they were always the feared team in my time – the 60s.
I saw the Waianae connection and thought that Gifford did a really good job. Early on SDSU attacked the left side of our defense as Luke struggled against their right tackle. Gifford helped to shore up our dline.
It is when Julien went out with an injury that Pump scored a td on the very next play. I had thought at that time that if Julien was in there Pump would not have scored. Julien was our best fill linebacker yesterday. He was everywhere.
My favorite West Side player of all time is Levi Stanley. Pound for pound he was the most ferocious defensive lineman in UH football history IMO. When Kennedy committed to the Warriors I posted that he reminded me of Levi. Who can forget Levi’s performance at Husky stadium when the underdog Rainbows took down the heavily favored home team Washington of the Pac 10. Those goal line stands with him as the anchor are legendary, ones that we can hope that all Warriors can emulate.
Also he was a nice guy, despite his reputation and stature he gave you the time of day. I remember talking story with him in the training room, he always made time to talk to a small fry like me.
I’m eager to see if the UH AD will respond to your 2 fellow colleagues on our coaching situation 🙂 Mum is not exactly a vote of confidence. Any insight?
Hope everyone heals up. Raining now in Manoa Valley
and in Nagasaki…
Gotta luv the Rainbows, even when its gloomy…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VbdTVWX5nc
Would love any info on injury update and any line up changes. Here is wishing for a rebound effort-
Willie#6 as I mentioned previously going to NM this week gonna meet up with what some call “mature” Bows. All or most were teammates of Levi Stanley. Back then the head slap was legal-he had a good one-
Guud Morning Tsaikos…bootiful day.
Today’s opening is one of the bestest of all. Great reminder/story/analysis. They grow em tough out there. fo sure…
Me thinks we used to get a lot of intel on good players from community peeps too. Now No Clue At All has tilted the balance. Anyhoo,
IMUA WARRIORS!
Stephen, Do season UH football ticket holders count as being in the arena? Waianae yes!
Great quote from the president. Unfortunately, we have too many arm chair coaches and players who don’t come to the game to support the Warriors.
To the Warriors, it was a disappointing lost, but keep the head up, work on your execution because there is always the next game.
GO WARRIORS!!!
USC did it, will UH?
Hype + smoke and mirrors = same smell for the past 3 seasons.
The VB Wahine won so all was not lost for the weekend.
After the SDSU game, I basically just watched Groundhog Day all over.
Coaches continue to show how incompetent they are. It’s quite obvious Bernard is the most gifted WR we have that SDSU corner could not stay with. Had 10 yard cushion opening up easy 7 yard hitch route and we continued to not go to it. Mel Davis was getting decent yards on the ground and should have gotten more carries when game was within 1 score.
Naeole has been the biggest disappointment for me because his unit continues to make the same mistakes and can’t recognize a blitz the save their lives. He’s recruited poorly compared to prior o line coaches over the years and can’t get the guys to play as a unit.
Chow has no idea what identity he wants his team to be considering he changes his scheme every single season. No consistency, constant turnover with coaches and players at key positions.
keep doing the same stuff, keeping the same coaches and expecting a different result.
Ok my rant for the day
RE: jimmy the lock #14
The situation at USC is totally different. Coach Sark really needs to take some time off and go to rehab. Wish him the best during these tough times.
Yeah my boss got that quote on a sign in his office.
seewhy, not talking about the situation but rather the bottom line.
RE: jimmy the lock #18
That is true. I really hope upper campus is taking notes.
Wondering why San Diego was running where no one was, I remembered what Kifi told me about watching the line when the ball was snapped, rather than focusing on the QB. Then I saw No. 90 Kennedy Tulimasealii creating havoc. Getting triple teamed and pushing the pile back as the linebackers (especially Gener) zipped in. I could be wrong but I think most the SDSU running plays to his side never gained much since the ball carrier had to go wide and pursuit caught up.
Maddog50, have a nice and safe trip up to NM. Hoping that somehow those highly respected and “mature” Bows can somehow impart some of there hard nosed take no prisoners “mojo” on this current crop of Warriors. One guy named Kennedy already got the right swag and mojo right now!
Along with the performance of Julian Gener, Kennedy Tulimasealii, and Jerrol Garcia-Williams, I’d like to see more of freshman TE Dakota Torres. He shows some promise at the position and they need to become more productive there.
Ikaika Woolsey to start this week against New Mexico? How’s Wittek’s knee?
Matlin’s line that he gave to Reardon wasn’t anything surprising. He isn’t going to bash on Chow or give him a ringing endorsement. He could have basically said nothing with the same results but it would probably be a weird awkward silence.
Lets just hope that the miso between his ears is full of potential candidates that will bring this program back up and the details of Chow’s release are being worked out.
Will be in Japan for work this weekend. Does anyone know if there are good bars that show American football in tokyo?
Nice quote in an attempt to quiet the critics and make them feel like they have no cause for complaint.
I have a quote to share too, also from an important historical figure, Winston Churchill…
” criticism may not be agreeable but it is necessary. It fulfills the same function as pain in the human body. It calls attention to the unhealthy state of things.
Had to comment on the asinine quote in Dave Reardon’s column this morning; “UH blamed the inability to stop Donnel Pumphrey on having no one that fast on its scout team”. Are your freakin kidding me!!! This is the explanation/excuse given???
One, I’d like to know who the heck said this. Second, before saying this did you look at the film on that 1st Pumphrey TD run? Look at the film, the play flowed to SDSU’s right, the line and tight end punched the Warrior defenders 2 to 3 yards back, the two defenders on that side did not get any push upfield and were engaged with Aztec players, they could not get off the blocks and lost outside containment on that side. Looked like the Warriors were slanting to the strong side, SDSU’s left side. Yes Pumphrey is fast and rand for that 34 yard touchdown. But what the ???? did his speed have to do with the wrong way stunt, defenders getting pounded off the ball, not shedding the blockers and losing outside containment to allow him to skirt untouched to the end zone? Anyone else observe this?
There’s is absolutely no reason this man (Norm Chow) should still be HC of this team.
To those who revere and laud Teddy Roosevelt, you may want to explore his other quotes, e.g., :
He was a devout follower of eugenics, the belief that there are superior and inferior strains of humankind, and that it is best to filter out the inferior brand in order to foster the development of mankind. “Society has no business to permit degenerates to reproduce their kind…. Some day, we will realize that the prime duty, the inescapable duty, of the good citizen of the right type, is to leave his or her blood behind him in the world; and that we have no business to permit the perpetuation of citizens of the wrong type,” he said.
In 1914 Teddy Roosevelt said that, “criminals should be sterilized and feeble-minded persons forbidden to leave offspring behind them.” It was, of course, no mystery as to who the “citizens of the wrong type” were. Roosevelt once referred to Africans as, “ape-like naked savages, who…prey on creatures not much wilder or lower than themselves.” In a 1905 statement he asserted that Caucasians were “the forward race” destined to raise “the backward race[s]” through “industrial efficiency, political capacity and domestic morality.” Whites, he felt, needed to reproduce in abundance or else risk “race suicide.” Black people were not the only targets of his racism. He had this to say about American Indians: “I don’t go so far as to think that the only good Indians are dead Indians, but I believe nine out of 10 are, and I shouldn’t like to inquire too closely into the case of the 10th.” (http://goo.gl/PPHufi)
Willie, that is why the score is 28-14, them. There usually is not any on single player who messed up for a play to work to perfection. A better response would have been…”they executed and we had wrong coverage”…call it taking responsibility….
USC fired head coach Sarkisian today due to his drunken behaviors at practices and games. Pat Haden is looking to tap University of Hawaii’s head coach, Norm Chow, as new head coach. Even though Coach Chow has a overall losing records in his three plus years in Hawaii, they like him because he is mature like a rock, without any scandals and well respected. He had coached QBs such as McMahon, Young, Palmer, Rivers, etc. He will be able to work with Kessler to improve his performance. They also believe USC has a much deeper and more talented roster to allow Chow to be successful. In return, USC will compensate UH $5 millions and their endorsement for UH to join the Pac-12 conference.
Oops, and then I woke up… It was just a dream…
That’s why I asked the question about Kennedy having to line up as the nose on 3rd when he should always be lined up as an end where he has the greatest impact.
Do we have anyone on the scout team that is better than any of the starters on the opponents team? That has to be the lamest excuse in history.
Tanman..# 28…can you please dream 2 nite n make it fast forward to 2020…n let us know tomorrow what his record is ??
Wouldn’t it be funny and drive everyone crazy if Norm talked Matlin into giving him an extension by bringing in Sark as OC?
st. anthony trojan, he going be retired in 2020 living off the settlements from UH and USC. 😆
Why…do they have to always fire a COACH… CAN’T THEY JUST RELIEVE HIM OF HIS DUTIES LIKE THEY DO IN THE SERVICE…”RELIEVED OF HIS COMMAND”….SEE THAT SO MANY TIMES… let him go raise funds in the community…n not have to pay a buyout…does that not make more $$$$$$ sense ???….give him a desk n a phone..no secretary..in at 8 am…out at 5 pm…
Hey guys,
Just want to let you know I’ll be posting score guesses tomorrow… I’ve been a bit busy but will be here… Junior’s cheesecake is for the winner!
This is a little ghetto but…
https://vimeo.com/77563912
st. anthony trojan, you’d still want Jim Bolla and all the other fired coaches hanging around trying to raise funds? No ways Jose.
By look of our record the last 3 years you would suspect Norman of being the drunk.
Kev-1…thanks 4 that…. Unfortunately… there is nada…zero..zilch..wala-wala…tamago….things wrong with the coach n his approach to UH football…his record n attendance figures prove it….with due respect to one of our greatest musicians…in the olden days we would have said… even John K Almeida CAN see that….(4 you young ones…he was blind)
jimmy the key…. yes but chow is a good guy.. he not do no wrong…just no good record like von apple… see in von apple was around.. maybe this not a happen huh ?? what u think…be like a ‘dead’ coaches office up there..for them bad dudes…
but you have a point… but $$$$ versus sense i guess…
Great Afternoon All!
Nice quote, Blog Host.
Some should re-read it…
Warrior NY,
56 – 14 Akamai Okole
Mahalo!
A very loud one LOL OUT TO MAIKAI….HE HE HE
MAYBE SO AKAMAI….
but kev-1’s… quote.. should be posted in the AD’s office..on his desk.. n above the door when he enters n leaves…
” criticism may not be agreeable but it is necessary. It fulfills the same function as pain in the human body. It calls attention to the unhealthy state of things. WC… enough said….
“If you are not fired with enthusiasm, you will be fired with enthusiasm.”
– Vince Lombardi
Denver Broncos playing on borrowed time… bubble will burst very soon…as much as me like Manning n all he has done for the sport…
“kev-1 October 12, 2015 at 12:41 pm
Nice quote in an attempt to quiet the critics and make them feel like they have no cause for complaint.”
lol hit the nail on the head.
““It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again… who knows great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat.””
A witty saying proves nothing.
-Voltaire
We got man-handled early on in the game. I thought that Aztec right tackle did a really good job blocking our left end. Our starting left end is too small for the position that they have him. We need a bigger more physical run stopper at that position.
“I think this team can still win the championship. I really do.”
-Brady Hoke prior to being fired after his 5-7 season.
ST did you watch the Waianae vs Kahuku game. I never thought that I would see a Waianae team get physically dominated the way Kahuku played smash mouth football. It was brutal. North shore would not be a bad place to look too.
Navy has 2 oline coaches. One is the run game coordinator and also coaches the centers and guards. The other coaches the tackles. Their oline does a really good job against more talented teams. Seems to work for them.
To those who revere and laud Teddy Roosevelt, you may want to explore his other quotes, e.g., :
He was a devout follower of eugenics, the belief that there are superior and inferior strains of humankind, and that it is best to filter out the inferior brand in order to foster the development of mankind. “Society has no business to permit degenerates to reproduce their kind…. Some day, we will realize that the prime duty, the inescapable duty, of the good citizen of the right type, is to leave his or her blood behind him in the world; and that we have no business to permit the perpetuation of citizens of the wrong type,” he said.
In 1914 Teddy Roosevelt said that, “criminals should be sterilized and feeble-minded persons forbidden to leave offspring behind them.” It was, of course, no mystery as to who the “citizens of the wrong type” were. Roosevelt once referred to Africans as, “ape-like naked savages, who…prey on creatures not much wilder or lower than themselves.” In a 1905 statement he asserted that Caucasians were “the forward race” destined to raise “the backward race[s]” through “industrial efficiency, political capacity and domestic morality.” Whites, he felt, needed to reproduce in abundance or else risk “race suicide.” Black people were not the only targets of his racism. He had this to say about American Indians: “I don’t go so far as to think that the only good Indians are dead Indians, but I believe nine out of 10 are, and I shouldn’t like to inquire too closely into the case of the 10th.” (http://goo.gl/PPHufi)
“To those who revere and laud Teddy Roosevelt, you may want to explore his other quotes, e.g., :”
yep. the danger of quote mining.
“I believe in one thing only, the power of human will.”
– Joseph Stalin
new mexico wins 38-21
ME IS ‘flabbergasted’ …. HERE…SO MANY QUOTES…WHOM TO BELIEVE…HE HE HE
A witty saying proves nothing.
-Voltaire
he was wrong…it proves it makes me ‘flabbergasted’…time 4 lunch…
Just read that South Carolina head football coach, Steve Spurrier, age 70, announced his retirement today after his team posted a 7-6 record last season and is currently 2-4 this season. He led his team to three consecutive 11-win seasons from 2011 to 2013. They won the SEC East title in 2010. An interim head coach to be announced tomorrow.
53. Best quote of the day.
“They trained me for this. It’s their own fault. They helped make their own doom.”
Victoria Aveyard
“I’m getting better” … Old Man: Monty Python and the Holy Grail
#27NorthShoreFan, appreciate the accepting responsibility and mature response that should have been conveyed. Be a man, call it like it is, display humility and honesty in both winning and losing; is that too much to ask for? If that was Chow hat said that, you really have to question the inegrity of the leadership of the team.
Hmmm, something to ponder. Maryland is 2-4, 0 -2 in conference; they fire the coach. South Carolina is 2 -4, 0-2 in conference; head coach retires. North Texas is 0-5, 0-2 in conference; head coach fired. Hawaii is 2-4, 0-2 in conference; “you fill in the rest”
Nobody ever said fans have no cause for complaint.
What everybody would agree is we need not hear the same old whining over and over. I get that people don’t like the offensive game plan. And so I let people vent for a post. But day after day of the same lines? Nobody likes that, either.
So now the question is who would rather have at the controls of the Run N Shoot? Milton or Tagovailoa?
I don’t think Mason meant there were no speedy guys on scout. Pereese Joas is just as fast as Pumphrey. I think Mason meant that it’s difficult to simulate game speed. That’s because adrenaline and full-impact blocking increase the pace.
ST … it is your hale, so I will stop my whining. Although I don’t feel like it is whining, as you say.
There’s a guy who works for KKEA. On FB he complains and complains about the players, coaches, reporters and so forth. Well, he’s at the coach’s show and … nothing! Doesn’t bitch. It’s like the guy who yells at other drivers while his window is rolled up.
I apologize for the poor choice of words. Venting would be more appropriate. I do understand people’s frustration — anger? — but I think it’s more beneficial to find other ways to express feelings. We’ve exhausted one topic.
Coach Chow coming up next one OC16 Inside Access on SDSU game.
Nice comments about Dakota Torres. Hopefully things will go well in New Mexico.
steve spurrier is retiring, effective immediately. maybe chow will follow suit and then UH can hire spurrier. because you can’t spell citrus without U-H… wait…
Todays “But .. Seriously!” … has some observations on UH’s Arnold contract. They questioned why UH would settle with Arnold before the NCAA concludes findings.
My name is real because that’s how I roll. I’ve been reading everyone’s posts for quite a while and I just wanted to throw this out there….. I am not related to norm chow so whoever wants to run their mouth after my post can come see me at my tailgate which is right next to the Na Koa boosters tailgate every game…. Ask for me and I’ll step up.
A lot of people want to trash norm chow. If your one of these guys then yaah you right on.
The bottom line is he is here to work with what he has and who will come to play ball in Hawaii no booshet.
Norm chow is a badass and he can show it if he has the right tools.
A lot of players leave to the mainland because they just like you look at the little picture… The little picture shows a team who can’t win and don’t get national attention….. I say this…. If you want attention go sit in the middle of ala Mona with a pacifier.
Hawaii needs HAMMERS!…. Bruddahs that are down to get DOWN!.
That’s what Hawaii needs and that’s what Norm is looking for…..I’m not a recruiter or am I a kool aid drinker……. I wish we had the al nogas of yesteryear but no more…. What we do have is positive vibes that we all can project to the parents of possible recruits moving forward. …. Plenty guys talk about firing norm but seriously look at what and who plays for Hawaii…. Plenty guys not even from Hawaii, but they come because this is all they have, plenty guys who want to represent Hawaii even though they dont know our culture…. They may not be what you all want but they doing their best so give them some love!…..: the kids who are leaving Hawaii are leaving because they think they have a better chance to get recognition yet in reality they, like wittek will only see real action and get seen if they are HAMMERS if they put out from day one!….. I say this…. Let the kids know what they have here if they stay in Hawaii. Let them know they have to pay their dues just like everyone else. We going be here to support them win or lose but we HERE! And we all share the same culture, we not just a face yelling in the crowd…. To the kids playing now I say right on keep on playing, as a platinum sponsor I am proud of you all, to the kids who want to go someplace else I say good luck but you will never be a part of something special….. A UH FOOTBALL player and also a part of the ONLY game in town…. Aloha
68. Settle with Gib because the UH already terminated him without cause, so they have to follow what the contract says about that method, no matter what the outcome of the NCAA hearings.
What ever happen VB coach that was ask to take leave.
What is his story?
I think the main thing to remember is that players and their parents frequent this blog. We’re all mature enough to express ourselves in civil tones. We wouldn’t want to read about people trashing our own family members. Thanks.
The team needs a win in the worse way. The fans need a win in the worst way. The physical pounding on the field and the demands of travel have taken it’s toll. The team and it’s fans need a morale boost only a win can provide. 3-4 gives everyone hope with six games remaining. I don’t want to think about the fall out 2-5 will bring.
I liked the adjustments the defense made in setting the edges confining SDSU’s running game inside the tackles. I was disappointed the offense didn’t make adjustments in picking up the two blitzers. It’s frustrating watching the opposing defenses imposing it’s will against our offense.
Anyone notice the shovel pass last game? I think I saw one…
It was not immediately obvious to me because the receiver was running east-west and Wittek flipped the ball right behind the center position. The receiver caught the ball but could not turn the corner when taken down by one defender. If he could have slipped that, there was a lot of open space. I was thinking how dangerous that play was and how many ways it could go very wrong until I realized it was a shovel pass. Surprise!
ST, thank you the quote. However, that is the very reason as commander, captain, general, or head coach. Of any brigade, ship, soldier, or team. You have to know WHY you do what you do. Your WHY has to be significant and greater than yourself. Because you lead a group of men who lay there lives down to fight for a cause. For country, for freedom, for your brother…. There is no leadership because he does not lead in a way to uplift, encourage, and love. Yes, the key to all teaching and understanding is love. I will share a quote by Aikido Sensei Shinichi Suzuki of Maui on Ki healing and teaching. “You’ve got to have love for your fellow man.”
I believe Chow has lost his love of the game and the reason why he does it. Especially for the men in which he serves and teaches. To raise the next generation of leaders, coaches, players, and men with pride and integrity.
He lost sight of what matters in coaching these men and his coaching staff. He needs to watch the documentary UNDEFEATED. Know your why?
Thank you Balko, knowledge is power. But to the team and it’s coaches. You are appreciated. No matter the challenges you face it’s how you face them. Hold your heads up and play every game like it’s your last. Enjoy every moment because soon it will come to an end. Thank your parents and peers or those who made a difference in your life. Know your Why? In everything you do. Give it purpose. To the parents of these players and coaches, thank you for your support and sacrifice. As the saying goes, GOD, FAMILY, AND FOOTBALL…… in that order.
It is whining. Repeating the same rant over and over…. day after day. Post your rant once and move on … think about why the whiners post their rants on the blog over and over … they have a captive audience, who would stick around to hear someone rant/whine about the same thing over and over ….. most boards would put the person on time out from spamming the board.
aloha everyone !! nice story ST !! one thing for sure we all had high hope for this years team !! with all the changes in coaches and what style of play was coming to UH . then 3 road lostes and no point to show for it !! and the kids playing there hearts out !! then a other bad showing by the offence this past weekend really got to some of us UH fans !! we had to Vent aready !! asking change !! only because if you look at this this team on paper we got a dam good team!! plus this you cold see max is hurting and the heart he has to try and come back in !!
and like i said the other day ST you and all the play by play guys got one of the hardest job know because how the season is going and you guys got be middle man !!
saying chow’s time is up has nothing to do with supporting or not supporting the players. Try think little bit and see that thanking chow and moving on IS 100% thinking about and supporting the players. 2 sides to every coin.
It’s the same as saying i support our soldiers, but we need new leaders who make policy to put our soldiers in harms way.
yeah, same argument because chow is not giving any new results.
Aaron K I like your perspective- so we should have scored at WI and made it more of a game, gave a huge effort at OSU for all but the last half of the 4Th. Have two wins and clunked on O vs SDSU. There were a lot of good things maybe the emergence of Torres, special teams played best game yet. So go get some O and start games in a fever pitch! I am willing to bet the losses we have we among those that we just are not yet ready to win. The upcoming portion of the schedule has the bulk of possible wins for this team as it stands. Gotta generate offense to the tune of a minimum of 4. Scores per game. By the way no excuse but Pumphrey is an
exceptional back on most teams want to challenge that just check his history and stats-I am moving on to the NM game and a great time with the Dave Holmes era players about 15 of them. Barry Hale is coming from Ecuador where he lives to join us. I remain supportive and optimistic for the balance of the year. Go Warriors
I hate to say it, but Coach Chow needs to be fired or resign A.S.A.P. – please…
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