Comments on: Shuffled O-line just one problem as UH dominated by CSU

By: 808warriorfan

808warriorfan — Tue, 03 Oct 2017 02:00:31 +0000

#2 … “O.S.D.” … Coach Bobo and Coach Friend came from the SEC and are used to much more in terms of Budgets & Facilities … they have no loyalties to CSU other than Bobo given the chance to be a HC and Friend a chance to move up to be a Coordinator. My prediction is by the 2019 season if their success continues they will be both gone to greener and “richer” pastures unless Friend replaces Bobo …

By: amela

amela — Mon, 02 Oct 2017 05:39:30 +0000

I didn’t see a drop off with the o-line but Dru really is off his game, starting from last week missed a lot of open receivers.
In response to what would the game plan be if Dru got hurt, it’s next man up. Besides game experience the 2nd team players should be ready as I would assume they all want to be playing with the first.

By: What?

What? — Mon, 02 Oct 2017 01:56:30 +0000

I hope the warrior’s can break their 3 game losing streak.

I still believe Hawaii is in a much better place with Rolo at the helm. This team will turn it around.

By: NorthShoreFan

NorthShoreFan — Mon, 02 Oct 2017 00:54:13 +0000

I like that the boyz never quit. BUT…”It was not the plan on Monday,” Rolovich said, of steering away from the running game. “That became the plan a little later when we realized who we had available.”
I wonder what would happen if Dru got hurt? We change the game plan completely?
The team all practice to execute the game plan. Whether you first team or second, you should know the plays and try to execute to the best you can.
Also, 97 yds on 18 carries….5.38 per rush. To me this ain’t to bad considering we had a patched up O line. The boyz need to execute. Next man up should be the norm for any team and coaches should expect this from all players. Someone goes down, the next guy need to execute the game plan.
CSU was the better team and the Warriors will get better…count on it.

By: Former UH Athlete

Former UH Athlete — Mon, 02 Oct 2017 00:22:40 +0000

Lots of issues exist on defense, but I believe Rolo will turn it around. It’s still only Year 2 in the rebuilding process

By: oldtimer808

oldtimer808 — Sun, 01 Oct 2017 19:20:33 +0000

Despite the loss, the program is in good hands and progressing in the right direction. I know it’s frustrating for the fans when the team loses this badly but the players must be hurting from this loss and their pride will pull them thru for the rest of the season. Go Warriors!

By: Old School Dave

Old School Dave — Sun, 01 Oct 2017 16:09:30 +0000

Got to give credit to CSU and Coach Bobo as they seem to be the new Boise State in the MWC and should challenge SDSU. Impressed with his game plan and quality of his players (many Georgia recruits). Good example of what happens when a MWC school invests in their facilities, improves resources, increases coaching salaries and their recruiting budget.

UH needs to regroup as 3 of the next 4 games seem winnable, (but not with their current attitude and direction). Play the players such as Cade Greeley and other like him. Is Keala Santiago injured?

Losing Kevin Lempa has hurt, no doubt. Coaching changes will occur in the off-season, but they are restricted as to who they can bring in due to the assistant’s salaries budget.

By: H-Man

H-Man — Sun, 01 Oct 2017 12:56:20 +0000

Once again a huge missed opportunity for the home team to put on a good show in front of a good crowd of nearly 25,000 fans. And what makes it depressing is that the coaching staff does not seem too have it together. Problems in all phases of the game, but I thought the O-line, which in my opinion, played a good game with the replacements at left tackle and right guard.

Why was the time-out called just before the field goal try?

Why isn’t Tuiausoa used more? Other running backs? Perimeter attack?

CSU receivers were wide open. Really wide open without a DB within five or more yards. What is happening?