And they’re off
By Brian McInnis on March 1, 2016It wasn’t the most ideal of circumstances to launch a road trip from the islands for what should be the final time of the season.
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It wasn’t the most ideal of circumstances to launch a road trip from the islands for what should be the final time of the season.
Behind what has the makings of a rocking “White-out” crowd, Hawaii looks poised to respond from Thursday’s disappointing home loss to UC Riverside on senior night tonight against Cal State Northridge.
The Big West Conference issued a statement of reprimand for Hawaii point guard Roderick Bobbitt for his actions at the end of the loss to UC Riverside on Thursday night. Here was the full statement: BIG WEST CONFERENCE REPRIMANDS UH BASKETBALL PLAYER RODERICK BOBBITT IRVINE, CA—Big West Conference Commissioner Dennis Farrell today publicly reprimanded University of Hawaii basketball player Roderick Bobbitt for his unsporting behavior towards the end of Thursday night’s game against UC Riverside. Bobbitt was reprimanded for being […]
You’d expect tonights’ battle between UC Riverside and Hawaii at the Stan Sheriff Center to be a lopsided affair. The odds reflect that, as UH is a 14.5-point favorite. Still, the Rainbow Warriors (22-3, 11-1 BWC) know they cannot let up to maintain a firm grasp on first place in the conference. If they win tonight and Saturday on senior night against Cal State Northridge, they will clinch the No. 1 seed in the BWC tournament and assure themselves, at […]
As a continued prelude to what could be quite the bountiful haul of postseason awards, Hawaii received a couple of weekly honors on Monday.
When Hawaii and UC Irvine met up at the Stan Sheriff Center nine days ago, that was a big game. This one’s bigger.
Apologies for the belated gameday entry; was having some media issues. Hawaii leads it 32-26 at CSUN’s Matadome at halftime despite committing 11 turnovers in the period and missing Aaron Valdes for this game with flu-like symptoms. (Yes, Hawaii STILL can’t get everyone on the court at once.) CSUN isn’t whole, either. Starting center Olalekan Ajayi was a scratch while dealing with the concussion protocol from the Matadors’ last game. UH has so far capitalized on the interior with 11 […]
For the first time in Big West Conference play, the Hawaii basketball team departed as a complete unit for the road Tuesday.