Featured

Head coach Nick Rolovich knows how to have a cool time. Following a scrimmage in training camp, Rolovich hired a shave-ice vendor to provide cool treats for players, coaches and fans. This morning, Rolovich gave the signal to field specialist Gary Kaneshiro, who turned on the sprinklers while the players ran gassers — 55-yard, sideline-to-sideline sprints — following a 2-hour practice. Of course, defensive end Max Hendrie found a creative way to beat the heat yesterday:

The Warriors are now double-slot contenders in the competition for the Biletnikoff Award as the nation’s top receiver. Cedric Byrd has been added to the watch list. John Ursua also is on the list. The 10 semifinalists will be announced on Nov. 12, and three finalists on Nov. 20. The winner will be announced on Feb. 16, 2019. Here’s the link to the fan vote: Fan vote

Sometimes we forget. We remember the big finishes against Boise State and Washington, but forget a nail-biting WAC opener that nearly sabotaged what would become a perfect season. We remember the stars, but forget the undersized gunners on kickoffs, and the scout players who did everything Boise State and Washington were supposed to do, and the grad assistants who analyzed videos, wrote reports and visited the classrooms of every player on the roster. We remember the on-field celebrations and the […]