Happy Christmas

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Have a nice Xmas everyone!
Go Warriors; hoping to hear more good news on the DC, and new DL and OL recruits!

Merry Christmas everybody!!! Remember the reason for the season.

That SEC team is not going to win a lot of games. Just being honest. Good school though. Tough conference. I guess to be the best you gotta play the best. Good luck if choose Vandy.

Good luck young man… be safe while you’re there… make good choices… most of all have fun!! Just gonna miss out on seeing you pancake Warrior Foes on Saturdays. To the other young men considering Hawaii… Long time season ticket holder. Let’s go!! Defend Pride Rock!!

To all our Tsaiko friends, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!!!

May 2016 add good health and happiness to your lives!!!!!!!!!!

? at our house is how many local football players leaving for the mainland in 2016 will “bounce-back” within 2 years?

hope more players will decide to stay home from the start giving them a great start to their college careers.

com’on coaches – sell your product!

Wow…the blog is open on Christmas day. First time since 2010. Gotta get my post in… 🙂

Merry Christmas to ST, Tsai-kos and lurkers!

and Happy Birthday to chawan_cut!

I looked through the HSA’s all state selections and did not see UH DL recruit Netane Muti anywhere – not even honorable mention – unless I missed something. Why? He looked better than some of the selections to me.

Timoteo 1st team and Milton 2nd team.

Congratulations to all of the honorees.

Can’t help if they want to go away to play!

18.

Is that what Jankovic said on “Fan Phones”?

I could see him talking to Gary Dickman courtside during the Harvard/Oklahoma game.

That’s very disappointing to hear, because I think he’s making great strides as a true post player.

What is he complaining about? He’s currently tied with Aaron Valdez as Hawaii’s scoring leader.

On tonight’s Sportscenter, Mike Thomas made the top ten twice(and that doesn’t even include his missed dunk). The first highlight was Thomas’ successful dunk. The second highlight showed him being blocked on his one-handed alley oop gone awry. The anchor quipped: “That’s the first time I’ve seen the same player do something good and bad during the same top ten.”

He is our Javale McGee.

Hawaii’s next opponent, of course, is Mississippi Valley State.

As a member of Seattle U., ex-Bow Manroop Clair put up 24 points against MVSU. Like Rodrick Bobbitt, he’s really finding himself as an offensive force. Clair has raised his season average to 9.4 points a game after a very, very slow start. It took awhile, but it looks as if Gib Arnold didn’t waste a scholarship on him after all.

After the Oklahoma loss, Hawaii’s RPI inexplicably dropped twenty points from #43 to #63. My best guess: tomorrow it will rise to #56.

I like the hijinks on Hawaii’s bench after successful plays. They’re taking a page out of the Monmouth handbook. Hawaii should crack the CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major poll on Tuesday. Hopefully a lone sportswriter or coach will find a spot in the AP and Coaches’ poll respectively.

Standing ovation to Rodrick Bobbitt. He played like a champion. He’s a senior, so it’s not as if he’s auditioning for other teams. Respect Bobbitt.

It is my hope that Hawaii makes the NCAAs this season by which the pride that goes along with making the field of 68 would inspire the incoming seniors from transferring, although I wouldn’t hold it against them.

Eran Ganot, you’re doing one helluva job.

That game against Oklahoma was more entertaining than Cleveland/Golden State.

MELEKALIKI MAKA

MANEO !!!

#20, thanks for the info. Some bloggers were saying that it was Vanderbilt which was understandable because of their academic stature but Louisville??

Looking for some good news as far as recruits. Gotta stay positive thruout. Right now as far as I can tell the new staff has secured just one if you discount the priors and FUP. Hope good things are on the horizon-