Gameday: Cal Poly
By Brian McInnis on January 7, 2015UH will not have Garrett Nevels in uniform when it takes on defending Big West tournament champion Cal Poly on Wednesday at the Stan Sheriff Center.
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UH will not have Garrett Nevels in uniform when it takes on defending Big West tournament champion Cal Poly on Wednesday at the Stan Sheriff Center.
Coach Benjy Taylor received some national recognition on Monday, while Garrett Nevels hasn’t practiced with the team but is still determined to play against Cal Poly.
Hawaii guard Garrett Nevels underwent surgery on his injured right hand on Wednesday morning. He said the operation went “smooth.”
Hawaii seeks a win over a SWAC team for the second night in a row at the Stan Sheriff Center.
UH shooting guard Garrett Nevels is dressed to play against Southern despite a torn ligament next to his right thumb.
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Hawaii has so far feasted on its early season schedule. Now the meat gets a little tougher. The Rainbow Warriors (8-3) will be fully stocked against Nebraska tonight in the Hawaiian Airlines Diamond Head Classic first round. They’ll need it against a Cornhuskers (6-3) team holding foes to under 40 percent from the field on the season. The winner gets No. 11 Wichita State in the semifinals on Tuesday. Hawaii-Nebraska tipoff will be closer to 8:30 than 8 … as […]
Nebraska guard Tai Webster reflected on the what-ifs in advance of his team’s meeting with his father’s alma mater, Hawaii, on Monday in the Hawaiian Airlines Diamond Head Classic.