UH’s Rock stays on the rock
By Brian McInnis on April 8, 2016“The Rock” gives Eran Ganot a source of stability he can turn to often in what will surely be a challenging road ahead.
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“The Rock” gives Eran Ganot a source of stability he can turn to often in what will surely be a challenging road ahead.
Aaron Valdes announced his decision to turn pro this morning in a letter distributed to the media.
Hawaii’s rookie head coach got honored for being just that today.
Eran Ganot received the Red Auerbach National Coach of the Year award from the Jewish Coaches Association, beating out five other finalists from various levels of college coaching.
The first piece has moved. Unfortunately for Hawaii, it was its most decorated one. Stefan Jankovic, as I’m sure you’ve heard by now, is moving on. Let’s be real: Jankovic going pro, with what was on the table for next season, was kind of as automatic as going for a “king me” move in checkers, or a similar knockout no-brainer maneuver in chess that I never earned as a kid. Of course, it’s pretty tough to make the NBA. “Janks” […]
When it comes to being paid tribute, not a whole lot will top Monday for Hawaii’s basketball teams.
Redondo Union High shooting guard Leland Green pledged himself to Eran Ganot and UH on Sunday.
It was a challenging yet rewarding season for Drew Buggs, who played through a torn right ACL, among other things, as he embraced a warrior mentality.