Warrior Beat: Cooling-off period
The sprinklers provided refreshing relief for the Warriors this morning/Photo by Stephen Tsai
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:
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Yeeeeaaaaahhhhhh……………..!!! San Jose State is usually a hard place to win. But the article in this mornings paper about the connection between Cole and the team tells me they will come back with a W. Go Warriors !!!
GO WARRIORS !!!
BEAT the SPARTIES !!!
on game at a time.
Where’s the link for the nick rolovich show??? Did he not do one for last weeks game?
Did nick not do a show one for last weeks game? Where’s the link for the nick rolovich show???
Did nick not do a show one for last weeks game? Where’s the link for his show???
don’t know if this link will work – 3 articles re WARRIORS.
https://247sports.com/college/hawaii/LongFormArticle/Hawaii-Rainbow-Warriors-Football-Game-Six-First-Look-Preview-at-San-Jose-State-Spartans-122307813/
Don’t know what’s going on in the link –
but look for the clip about WR McCullough, who received an offer from Hawaii. Looks like he will fit in our system.
found this link in google while searching “San Jose State Football”.
ST: delete this link if its mucking up your blog.
Ai-eee-soos
Thanks for the links
found this in MWC bulletin:
WR/DB Ty McCullouch was offered by Hawaii
JUCO WR Emmanuel Green was offered by Hawaii
JUCO WR Andrew Parchment was offered by Hawaii
Also, Green and Parchment had visited.
i’m so high for this game.i’m flying high.
Come join us for a FREE Hawaii “tailgate” at San Jose St on Sept 29; Larry Beil will be MC with your blog host Stephen Tsai as a guest speaker. Larry will be recognizing parents of players like Cole McDonald, Dayton Furuta, Derek Thomas, Marcus Armstrong-Brown, Dakota Torres, Kanai Picanco, Ikem Okeke, Justice Augafa and also former players!
Let me know if you plan to attend; as I am making the list of players’ parents & former players for the announcement.
Live Hawaiian entertainment with prizes including roundtrip tickets to Hawaii with 2 night hotel stay (also anywhere in continental US) but you need to buy a raffle ticket; which also goes to support this FREE tailgate. If you need tix; text me 415-324-0585 or email: tomkitaguchi@yahoo.com
https://www.nakoa.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/San-Jose-rally-flyer.pdf
But you need to buy a SJSU game ticket; as the this free tailgate is inside the stadium.
I have a group of 400+ Hawaii fans sitting at the 35-50 yard line right behind our Warrior bench; some in row 9 where you can almost touch the players! AN AWESOME GAME EXPERIENCE; WE BELIEVE!
Love coach Rolo!
UHM = 49
SJSU = 26
raining TOUCHDOWNS in San José
So what will you be watching tomorrow?
Uh 52
SJSU 34
Completely unrelated, but why would Mililani QB Gabriel, who set the State passing record, commit to a college that doesn’t pass the ball? Is it purely his post football goal to join military?
So don’t take the opponent lightly, w-l record isn’t an indication of the expected outcome! Gotta realize the prize at the finish line! Warriors you can do it!! Live Aloha/ Play Warrior!!!
RE: #21
You mean that college that just beat us by passing the ball?
Haha, I’m just joking. But I think there’s some truth to that. I mean, all 3 military schools offered him. And he does possess the athleticism needed to run those offenses.
I respect SJSU, but I don’t think SJSU can beat Hawaii outright. What I’m concerned about the Hawaii Warriors letting other teams and their fans in the bleachers have hope which leads to momentum swinging.
From what I saw this season so far this young team has moments of undisciplined lapses. They make mental errors that lead to penalties or turnovers or dropped passes or ease off when they have huge leads. Some of this was on the coaches and some of the players.
As we know that as this young team gets more game experience, more time in the weight room, the coaches and players develop their knowledge deep into the playbook in all 3 phases of the game. And as this team keeps building experience it has the potential to get the level of the 2006-2007-2010 Hawaii Warrior Teams, maybe better.
No doubt this young Warrior Team has swag and displayed relentless physical and mental toughness to never give up. They believe that nobody can stop them in offense and defense and it shows with a 4-1 record.
But there is always room for more awesomeness and swag, excuse me I mean “improvement”.
Live Aloha/Play Warrior
Work Grind/Earn Respect/Play Swag/Go Warriors!
#19 seewhy, you may have been joking, but you are absolutely correct. Army beat Hawaii by its passing success against Hawaii. And why Gabriel committed to Army? Fantastic facilities, great campus and education. Plus, Army assistant coach Saturnio makes it comfortable for any player from Hawaii to be at West Point. JMO.
Hawaii being installed as a double-digit road favorite makes me queasy.
San Jose State lost nine out of their last ten games.
The Spartans feel good about not being blown out by Oregon.
They are probably a relatively confident group.
This tilt against Hawaii has the potential of being their breakout game.
Justin Herbert stat line: 16-34 309 yds, 3 TDs 2 INTs.
Maybe these numbers are meaningless; maybe Cole McDonald is better than Herbert.
Maybe Hawaii is better than Oregon.
I think it’s a safe bet that Hawaii won’t cover.
UH 38
SJSU 31
#23 Interesting article on triple option football…
https://www.si.com/college-football/2018/09/27/triple-option-offense-army-georgia-tech
I agree… Hawaii as a double digit favorite is never a good sign. Also Hawaii has a tendency to make other teams (San Jose State) look like All-Americans.
Army’s option keeps your body’s weight leaning forward because they are so powerful. They will run you over if you not in “impact” posture. Navy keeps you on your heels with fakes, deception and finesse. Easier to defend Navy’s passing because your body is not as committed to making contact. A passer like Gabriel will clean up some of the “clunky-ness” of their passing game and make them so hard to prepare for. Going to be so efficient there. Add one more quarterback to NCAA”s new quarterback factory, Hawaii.
Kev-1, because man does not live by football alone. But what do I know, I’m just a burro who happens to own a laptop.
A degree from West Point is like having a Golden Egg in your pocket! Retiring from the Army as an Officer, and a multitude of other options after service. Unlimited potential. Smart move but hard work
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