Stealing back to regular ball
By Brian McInnis on February 3, 2015A tribute to Roderick Bobbitt’s thievery
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NCAA Notice of Allegations
By Stan Lee on February 1, 2015Read the NCAA Notice of Allegations sent to the University of Hawaii.
Wahine roll past UC Irvine in hoops
By Cindy Luis on January 24, 2015Brunch with the ‘Bows. Game time noon HST gametracker, audio and video through ucirvinesports.com Hawaii starting lineup Karaitiana, Mason, Segovia, Morris and King
The Benjy Taylor Dilemma
By Dave Reardon on December 26, 2014If a lot of University of Hawaii basketball fans had gotten their way four years ago, Tad Boyle would be the Rainbow Warriors coach now. But Boyle ended up at Colorado and has led the Buffs to three consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances. If a lot of University of Hawaii basketball fans had their way now, Benjy Taylor would be named the permanent head coach. UH is 10-4 under Taylor as acting coach replacing the fired Gib Arnold, with the latest […]
Video: UH beats Colorado
By Stan Lee on December 25, 2014Hawaii beat Colorado 69-66 to finish third at the Diamond Head Classic. It’s Hawaii’s highest finish in the tournament.
Video: Webster-Chan hits winning basket
By Stan Lee on December 25, 2014Negus Webster-Chan hit the game-winning basket and Roderick Bobbitt followed with a steal as Hawaii defeated Colorado in the Diamond Head Classic’s third-place game.
Video: UH men’s opener preview
By Stan Lee on November 11, 2014Quincy Smith and Roderick Bobbitt talk about UH’s season-opening tournament, which includes a game on ESPN2 on Monday at 11:59 p.m.
Behind the curtain
By Dave Reardon on November 4, 2014Ferd Lewis’ column today provided a peek at where much of the power might really be with major decision-making at the University of Hawaii athletic department. The answer to who is in charge at UH sports? I think it is “no one, and anyone.” A power vacuum and hack politics allows anyone with connections, money and/or chutzpah to bully his way in and throw weight around, appropriately or not. And the public loses as egos and special interests are served […]