Officials hoping for crowd of 25,000-28,000 for UH opener
Aloha Stadium officials are hoping for the largest crowd for a University of Hawaii football home opener since 2014 when the Rainbow Warriors play Western Carolina Saturday. Read more
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Rolovich lives by the principles of self-discipline, loyalty, compassion
Hawaii coach Nick Rolovich has OMG’d the public by dressing in coat and top hat at a spring game, carrying a hunting knife on the sideline, channeling Ed McMahon to deliver season tickets to fans and concocting every which way to surprise players with scholarships. Read more
Tavai found his place in Hawaii and at middle LB
Tavai, a junior, is an old-school linebacker who embraces his dual role as play-caller and play-maker. Read more
QBs are well protected under Allen’s watch
This summer, left tackle Dejon Allen moonlighted as a security guard at a supermarket. As expected, there were no incidents on his watch. Read more
Saint Juste stretched the boundaries to raise his game
It was not enough that running back Diocemy Saint Juste rushed for 1,006 yards in 2016 or averaged 3.6 yards after contact or caught a team-best 80 percent of the passes when he was the primary target. He also wanted to raise the barre. Read more
Warriors will return to their winning ways
He has chased Pokémon on the University of Hawaii campus, delivered a bowl-game victory in his debut season and charmed the Board of Regents, but Nick Rolovich’s real measure of wonder will come this season. Read more
Life’s been a snap for Borden, thanks to faith, family
“My dad taught me and my brothers how to snap,” said Noah Borden, who will begin his third season as the Hawaii football team’s long snapper. “Over the years, we learned and taught each other.” Read more
Henderson’s passion, focus make him special
An independent analyst ranked the Rainbow Warriors. Henderson, a fifth-year senior, was rated No. 1. Read more
Brown might lack the size but not the stature
With his quickness, nimble feet and elusiveness, quarterback Dru Brown would never be “It” in a game of tag. Read more
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Ewaliko learned from riding bulls and the pine
“When you’re on a bull,” Hawaii wideout Keelan Ewaliko said, “the eight seconds is damn near a lifetime. You just hang on and pray you make the eight seconds. And after you get off, you hope you don’t get hurt too bad.” Read more
Versatile DT Faalologo grew up and lightened up
While he is not the same build as when he arrived as a linebacker or during his experiment at fullback, Faalologo has the versatility to play nose tackle or the 3-technique. Read more
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