The Warriors are seeking to hire interns to assist with recruiting and special teams. Both are paid positions. * * * * * That proverbial bell signals the end of instruction for UH’s spring semester. Final exams are next week.
It was quite a UH rally yesterday in downtown Honolulu. Here’s the slideshow:
Bishop and King might sound like chess pieces, but they actually are the street locations for today’s Downtown Rally. Between 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. at the corners of Bishop and King, UH coaches and student-athletes will be available for a meet-and-greet. Bobby Curran is the emcee. UH Pep Band and cheerleaders also will perform. According to a news release, Cafe Blue (sixth floor of Bank of Hawaii Building) will be serving Rolo Dogs (bacon-wrapped hot dogs) and Beeman BLT […]
The Warriors came up empty in this weekend’s draft, but people in the know insist UH has five highly rated NFL prospects for next year. > Trayvon Henderson: UH has produced a lot of good safeties, and Henderson should be added to that list. He’s athletic, feisty,tough, smart and instinctive. > Diocemy Saint Juste: I’ve covered UH football for a long time, and Saint Juste is one of the Warriors’ top running backs. His vision, first-step quickness, second-level burst and […]
Congratulations to these free-agent signings: > Leo Koloamatangi has reached a free-agent deal with the Detroit Lions, agent Adam Snyder confirmed to the Honolulu Star-Advertiser. Koloamatangi, who can play all five line positions, is viewed as a center/guard. > Rigo Sanchez also told the Star-Advertiser he has reached an agreement with the Indianapolis Colts. > Marcus Kemp said he has reached a deal with the Kansas City Chiefs.
After 268 days, the Warriors’ 2016-17 football season has ended. The Warriors closed their four-week, spring-workout program this morning with a grueling session in which one player displayed, um, a digestive incident. But overall it was a productive year — from training camp to the season to the bowl game to the first offseason program to spring training to the second offseason program. The Warriors now get a break to focus on next week’s final three days of instruction and […]
At the end of each exit interview yesterday, Nick Rolovich gave each player a Hawaii Bowl championship ring. It was part of the gift package each bowl team is permitted to give its players.
Nick Rolovich is conducting exit interviews with his players beginning today. This is the last week of the spring conditioning drills. The last day of spring classes is next Wednesday. Final-exam week begins Monday, May 8. Rolovich received this dashiki from linebacker Ikem Okeke’s parents. (Note the new Eddie Aikau poster on Rolo’s office wall.)