UH’s Elite camp … TV schedule … PRPs

The Warriors are offering a chance for high school-aged students to compete in contact sessions while learning from coaches from six Pac-12 schools and UH.

“It’s two days of instruction,” UH coach Nick Rolovich said of the 2018 Rainbow Warrior Football Elite Camp on the UH-Manoa campus. “Hopefully, everybody comes out learning something and is a better football player.”

An NCAA rule allows Division I coaches to only instruct at camps that are on the campuses of a Division I school. UH’s Elite Camp is the only camp in Hawaii that will have Division I coaches.

The visiting coaches will be from Washington State, Washington, UCLA, USC, California, Oregon, Dixie State, Adams State, Azusa Pacific and Pacific.

“It’s a full-contact camp,” Rolovich said. “For the local boy, that’s what football means. It’s not 7-on-7. It’s, ‘Let’s get down. Let’s hit, tackle, throw and catch, and play the game.”

The two-day camp will be on Friday, June 8, and Saturday, June 9.

The June 8 session is from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. (registration begins at 4 p.m.)

The June 9 session is from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (7 a.m. check-in).

It’s $145 if you register by today. Walk-up registration is $185.

For details, call (808) 956-6508 or go to: football@hawaii.edu

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CBS Sports Network has picked up the Sept. 15 UH-Army game at West Point, N.Y.

That means five of UH’s 13 football games will be shown nationally. CBSSN also claimed the Aug. 25 game at Colorado State and the Sept. 1 game against Navy at Aloha Stadium. An ESPN network will televise UH’s road games against Fresno State (Oct. 27) and San Diego State (Nov. 24).

No decision has been announced on the Oct. 13 road game against Brigham Young. BYU controls the TV rights to that game.

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When the coaches are away, the Warriors will play. Here are some shots from a player-run practice (PRP):