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GAME DAY BLOG: Hawaii football team vs. UNLV

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                                Hawaii’s Dekel Crowdus hauled in a 74-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter against UNLV today at Ching Complex.
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Hawaii’s Dekel Crowdus hauled in a 74-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter against UNLV today at Ching Complex.

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                                Hawaii quarterback Brayden Schager makes his 36th start for the Rainbow Warriors in today’s game against UNLV.
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Hawaii quarterback Brayden Schager makes his 36th start for the Rainbow Warriors in today’s game against UNLV.

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                                Hawaii’s Dekel Crowdus hauled in a 74-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter against UNLV today at Ching Complex.
JAMM AQUINO / JAQUINO@STARADVERTISER.COM
                                Hawaii quarterback Brayden Schager makes his 36th start for the Rainbow Warriors in today’s game against UNLV.

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FINAL SCORE: UNLV 29, Hawaii 27

The University of Hawaii football team will try to win its third straight game when it hosts UNLV as a nearly two-touchdown underdog today at Ching Complex.

This game is important for both teams. At 6-2 overall and 2-1 in the Mountain West, the Rebels are in contention for a spot in the league’s championship game. The Rebels had a bye last weekend following a 29-24 loss to Boise State before a school-record crowd of 42,228 at Allegiant Stadium.

The Warriors, who won two in a row to improve to 4-5 and 2-2, counter with a smothering defense (average of 15.6 points in five games at the Ching Complex) and new-look offense. In recent weeks, the Warriors added Air Raid features, mostly to the run game, in combination with the run-and-shoot offense.

Live updates of the game will follow below.


 



 

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