SS did himself a lot of good … hope he gets a look see in the NFL.

is Riverside that bad or are we that good?..both of their teams…..

year 2, chow recruited bigger receivers, receivers that could separate, later the line got better, and SS lit things up. still, he wasn’t “the holy grail” but SS sure tested the boundaries of creating a few miracles. i for one do regret that we will never know how good or great SS could have been with all the other deficiencies in other positions. but still, SS was damn good enough in my opinion and i hope he gets more opportunities.

right on SS, success to you always!

Stephen Tsai wrote:

Posted on: January 18, 2007 at 9:51:16 am
Redskins, Dolphins wanted Brennan

The Washington Redskins and Miami Dolphins said they were interested in taking quarterback Colt Brennan in the first round, said Rich Miano, UH’s liason to the NFL.
A Miami offiicial told Miano: “We have the ninth pick, and we’d love to take him.”
A Washington official said: “We’ll take him in the first round.”
The Redskins have the sixth pick in the first round.
Brennan announced yesterday he is returning to UH for his senior season.
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An interesting scene at yesterday’s news conference wasn’t the people at the podium but those in the gallery.
Among the most vocal was wideout Jason Rivers.
It was a pleasant surprise to see Rivers, often reserved in large groups, showing unabashed enthusiasm. It appears his record-setting performance in the Hawai‘i Bowl is spurring him to assume a leadership role on the team. The lesson of last season is it’s good to have several leaders.
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Brennan’s decision should not be linked to UH’s renewed optimism in filling the three empty dates on the 2007 schedule.
To assume that would be to inaccurately link his decision to the scheduling delay. The two are not related.
With ESPN taking a lead role as a matchmaker for UH, maybe the schedule will be finalized soon. Or at least some verbal commitments can be reached.
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If UH has any idea of how many home games it will play in 2007, then it would be wise to start sending out renewal forms to season-ticket holders. You can’t start the new ticket drive without knowing the number of renewals.
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UH came up with a clever approach to recruiting cornerback Keith Lewis of Chicago. It was set up so Lewis would have back-to-back visits to Wyoming and UH. The first part worked out in UH’s favor: Wyoming was very, very cold. But the second part? Well, Lewis’ flight out of Denver was canceled because of snow. He finally arrived in Honolulu — without his baggage. The airline then sent his bags to the wrong hotel. He left yesterday before Brennan’s announcement. Still, Lewis, who will visit Arkansas State this weekend, lists UH among his top choices.