Bittersweet 16

no way!

Good morning WM.

i guess da huddlin of the masses is a good self defense.

never fails to amaze me that ST’s computah got sooo much memory.

my computah no make lie dat. 😀

UNLV, UNR, FSU, Hawaii, CSU, Tulsa, UTEP, Rice… I’d like a confrence lie dat. den we’d have time fo play BYU, UDub, USC an Navy/Army plus erry once in awhile wack WSU. 😀

i no wat Rolo an Mouse’s ahnamee stay tinkin. Day get chance. NOPE. NO SIRs. NOT ON YOUR LIFEs. But I wish you the best of luck da rest ah da days.

Hope it works: ” … a strength-in-numbers approach, agreed out of necessity … “

It is nice to be able to check the blog again. We had a great visit with Momo since Friday and I hope that his flight back to Hawaii is going smoothly right now.

Most years the football season consists of 14 weeks.

Currently, schools in a conference with a title game (like Colorado last year) that take advantage of the Hawaii Exception play 13 straight weeks and then the 14th week is reserved for a conference title game.

If there is a semifinal round, that could occur on week 13 and the conference final game could occur in week 14. That would mean that no MWC/CUSA school would have a bye week and they would all play the first 12 weeks of the season…that means that even Hawaii wouldn’t be able to use the Hawaii Exception.

I know that UH and the MWC are asking for an extra week, but the NCAA hasn’t approved it yet and the rule being proposed would be a competitive advantage for 13 schools and give the other 120 or so a big disadvantage, so there is no guarantee it will pass.

So, under the proposed system does that mean that UH will no longer have bye weeks AND UH will no longer use the Hawaii Exception? 1 less home game will also mean less revenue for UHAD.

The Wall Street Journal featured a photo of Vili in their article about the MWC/CUSA combo.

Their article has the headline: “Hawaii and East Carolina: Together at Last”

http://blogs.wsj.com/dailyfix/2012/02/14/conference-usa-mountain-west-realignment-hawaii-and-east-carolina-together-at-last/?mod=google_news_blog

DPK,

There are a lot of rule changes being proposed so I’m not sure which ones you are referring to. I posted an article about the rule changes that include moving the kickoff up 5 yards last week, saying that it would help UH’s problems with the short kickoffs.

UH needs to make deals with certain schools where all of those schools agree that they would stick together if/when some of the MWC/CUSA schools form a breakaway conference. UNLV, Nevada, and Fresno would be the first 3 I would choose due to geography and rivalries. I would love to include SDSU in that but they are gone.

Garret,

In the past, UTEP was opposed to having NMSU in their conference. I think it’s because they schedule them just about every year anyway and if it becomes a conference game then they need to look for another non-conference game. Similar to how JD worked to schedule a series with UNLV and now has to look for non-conference games to replace what is now a conference game.

This merger is only good for Hawaii if we get that extra week before the season. I have a feeling this conference is going to turn just like the old WAC and split back up based on the wants of the schools that bring in the most money…

The best thing we can do for ourselves is to just win and bring recognition and relevance to the program…

ST,

Have you had any conversations with our new defensive staff? Any clues on how our defense will look this year?

Off topic – Floyd Mayweather is an idiot… Hope you all are having a great day…

Even if UH gets an extra week of the season, that would give 15 weeks for the season…13 games plus a semifinal plus a final game would mean playing 15 straight weeks without a bye week. That would be really tough on the players, especially for their school work, and would really tax team depth due to injuries.

Happy VALENTINES DAY!!!

Love Y’all!!!

Having fun with A-Sports… my first Tsai-ko connection in a long time.

GO WARRRIORS!

GO SOFTBOWS!

GO VOLLEYBOWS!!!

Athlete-only dorms also isn’t a great fit for UH since UH seems to have a higher percentage of married players and players with kids. An athlete-only dorm would NOT be a great place to raise a newborn baby.

A lot of schools have married student housing which is available for all students (not just athletes). That is a great option because it is off-campus (but nearby with a shuttle constantly running to/from campus), 2 or 3 bedrooms (depending on the size of the family), with great kitchen/living room/dining room setup. Basically, it is like having a VERY nicely furnished apartment with a shuttle to campus for a little more than the price of a dorm room…I know that a lot of graduate scholarships to Texas actually cover the cost of married student housing, one hidden way they attract top grad students.

If UH could afford to build married student housing (and could find a cheap location in Manoa), that would be a great benefit for ALL married students and would be huge for athletes. Unfortunately, I know that is a dream…

RedZone,

TCU, Utah, BSU, SDSU, SMU, Houston, UCF, etc. were all poached anyway. What the new conference will do is serve as a feeder school to bigger budget conferences when they need new schools. Kind of like what the WAC served to the MWC.

It is hard to get a great TV deal if the TV network knows that your most attractive schools will leave if they get an invitation to the Pac-12, Big 12, Big 10, SEC, or even the Big East. But big budget conferences also have their pecking order, which is why the Big East got picked apart and the SEC and Big 10 gets the schools that they want from other big budget conferences.

1. Shorten the matches. UH is the only place where there is an extended break between the second and third sets. The original intent was to preview KHNL’s news. Well, Oceanic now has the rights and doesn’t have a newscast. Also, the timeouts, which are 1 minute everywhere else, are 1:45 in the Stan Sheriff Center. There have been many times when a coach is finished addressing the team and there’s still a minute to kill.

Isn’t UH the only place where all the men’s volleyball matches are shown on live TV? Most places don’t have TV involved, so they have short breaks. UH can get the breaks shortened…but the TV revenue will decrease accordingly. Increased attendance may make up for that, though.

LizKauai:

Thank you for the link to Dr. Norm Chow’s article. ( # 41 )

It’s a refreshing change of pace for this blog.

Good morning Tsaikos!

Happy Valentines Day!

ST, agree with all your points about Warrior volleyball attendance, especially since BYWho plays in a glorified HS gym. Last year, UH was serving from the back wall surrounded by fans.

Maybe the 10 minutes can be shortened to 5? Can still get the sponsor’s game in, although some of them lately have been kinda lame.

Thanks for the response, Garret. Suspicions confirmed. 🙁 Same as it ever was.

Hawaiian,

Agree about the travel expenses. At least figure how much it would cost teams to travel to Cali. Then have UH pay anything over that amount and one-night-only hotel costs.

# 53.

That’s a GOOD start.

My mistake, I just heard the full statements from UTEP’s president instead of just reading excerpts and I think that it is clear that UTEP doesn’t want NMSU to be in the same conference with them.

If WAC football dies and NMSU football goes away, that does eliminate the nonconference travel benefit though…

ST,

I can’t get the broadcasts so I didn’t know about how there are a lot of house ads. I agree that UH should look at shortening the breaks, but I don’t think I’ve ever seen that happen once games start getting televised. Even regular prime-time shows have more commercials and less actual show time than they used to. Everybody wants the $$$.

If new conference will have 16 teams split into an East and West, how do you end up with 9 conference games?

Does that include a semi and final game? If 2 teams are tied for the division title, just flip a coin to determine who plays for the conference championship – would save $$ and in-class time for both schools. Why not have the champ for each division play for the conference championship game thus making 7 in-division games, including a ‘cross-over’ game, and the championship game. Thus, each school will play 7 or 8 games “max” and allow for out-of-conference games to reach the 12 or 13 game season including a “bye” week.

Makes sense?

Penn State coach getting $2.3 mill package, first year

Nike giving him $350 K – how you figgah ?

Penn State: PSU released Bill O’Brien’s five year agreement today. As we told you when he signed the deal, his total first year compensation is $950,000 from the University, $1 million from TV and radio endorsements and $350,000 from Nike. Thus total first year compensation is $2.3 million. Incentives could add another $200,000 per year and he receives a 5% bump each year in his salary.

# 64, – I sure hope so. ST, no forget – send your bill to Nike.

isaako sopoaga workin out at UH today.

also ryan grice-mullen is back to finish his degree.

janice boster…!

wow, nice to see you, er, hear you, no check that, nice to read you.

yup, janice is the world famous master of the chicken gumbo soup!

A-joe, What about UH just paying all the conference visitors a $100,000 flat rate (or slightly more)? They can use it as whatever they wish. Air or hotel or meals or 1 day, 2 days, 3 days, etc.. This will help them and also help us save money.

Isaako Sopoaga, now there is a beast of a male specie. I believe he could dunk a basketball and probably bench until the weights themselves wore out. My goodness, if all our DTs were as powerful as this man, we’d absolutely clog the middle on any attempt to run the ball in that vicinity.

He was truly a terrific Warrior and will go down as one of the finest we’ve had (along with Larry Cole, the Nogas, John Woodcock, Levi Stanley, and company).

ST, agree with papajoe2. You should call and have your account reviewed. My wife called and told them we couldn’t afford what we had and wanted to cut out some services. The agent adjusted the cost of our bundle package and gave us our dvr free. With HawaiianTelcom coming on board with tv service, Oceanic is trying to keep their customers. Also, my wife found out that you can select your phone calling area: Oahu only, Oahu + neighbor islands, or Oahu, neighbor islands and mainland. With cell phones now we don’t need the neighbor islands and mainland part. Just have to remember that otherwise you get charged by the minute.

Re #59, BYU’s scheduling woes as an independent are becoming increasingly apparent. The Cougars just released their 2012 schedule. The good news is that in September and early October, it includes five home games against Washington State, Weber State, Hawaii, Utah State and Oregon State, and two away games against Utah and Boise State. The bad news is that after October 13th, it includes only ONE remaining home game, against Idaho on November 10th. That’s offset with road games against Notre Dame, Georgia Tech, San Jose State and New Mexico State.

With the BYU-WAC scheduling agreement expiring after 2012, BYU’s 2013 slate isn’t shaping up to be any better. The Cougars have only seven games scheduled so far and only three are in Provo. There’s one home game in September and two in October but none in November.

If BYU is having such difficulty with scheduling, imagine how UH would fare as an independent.

one season at a time for me. i let those who can, make the decisions.

GO WARRIORS in 2012!

tossing virtual candy hearts to all. don’t forget to read the virtual epigram on the hearts.

The merger of MWC and Conf USA looks good short term for UH but is very ominous long term.

1. UH is the only school that is football only. Gets who gets squeezed when (not if) they require all schools to be in the conference for all sports.

2. How do they keep all the members together? What’s to keep them from splintering again?

3. UH has absolutely no leverage and is at a disadvantage bc of travel costs.

4. The only way UH can get leverage is if they have a great football team and the networks want to show UH football. We reached that status when June Jones was coach; UH was an ESPN darling bc of the great offense and JJ’s name recognition. JJ was really a master with the ESPN folks. Look at SMU now; they get on TV all the tiem. Can we achieve the same with Norm Chow? Only time will tell.

5. With 16 teams, UH matters even less. If UH was in an 8 or 9 team conference, and was a draw for networks, it has more leverage within the conference. With 16 teams ???

6. I hope Donovan is planning for the future 3-4 years down the line; if UH is a strong football team then, it might consider going independent. then it can cut its own deals with ESPN and probably make more money.

7. Depending on what the TV money is in the newly merged conference and whether they take away the Oceanic TV rights, here is a crazy scenario: It might make sense going back to the WAC for football only. No travel subsidies of $900,000 per year. UH gets to keep its Oceanic revenue. It can beat up on the WAC schools and schedule outside the conference for the bigger name schools or even continue to schedule UNLV, Fresno, BYU, Army, Navy, etc. Rebuild a winning record and winning culture.

Morning everyone. Back to work I go.

@84 cakenoodle I assume there is some penalty for leaving the conference so that UH won’t be left in the lurch.

seems the powers heading up this new conference affiliation is using travel subsidies to Hi as an one of the insentive to join. I hope we are in the mix to guard gate our interest and not letting this slide. Just say let thing be equal, fair, up and up.

Of course there’s also UMass who will be entering FBS in 2013 too.

I guess we will be seeing UNC Charlotte on our schedule sooner than later. JD seems to seek games with start up FB programs or ones moving up to D1- UC Davis, Lamar, Western Kentucky and South Alabama. I believe W. Kentucky’s game was rescheduled to use the date for another game UH needed at the last moment. Wasn’t Central Arkansas another program that moved up to D1 recently.

Re #85, BYU is getting that help already and the results are not impressive. The Cougar fans are becoming restless. A lot of posters on their message board sound almost desperate for BYU to join the Big East or Big 12.

http://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/softball/story/2012-02-13/usa-today-nfca-softball-poll/53085432/1

We are 27th in the USAToday poll, and 34th in the ESPN poll

http://espn.go.com/college-sports/rankings/_/key/GENCOLLEGESOFTBALLPOLL

Our Na Wahine will start play in the Louisville Slugger Desert Classic starting on Thursday with a single game against Memphis.

Happy Valentine’s Day!!!

The last hope:

Reservations under “Benjamin”

I’m sorry. We don’t have a “Benjamin” listed.

Did I say, “A Benjamin”?…I meant this Benjamin.

(it’s worth a shot!)

http://dennis-dodd.blogs.cbssports.com/mcc/blogs/entry/6270202/34838955

WAC commissioner Karl Benson is expected to take the same position with the Sun Belt Conference, CBSSports.com has learned.

Benson, 60, has been in his current position since 1994. The recent instability of the league may have led to his decision to pursue the Sun Belt job. Current Sun Belt commissioner Wright Waters is retiring later this year.

A formal announcement on Benson is expected Thursday.

#95 –

That was a very incetitive remark to make. 😆

…and jumps into a dinghy

South Alabama fans were happy to see their shout out during H:50.

University of South Alabama Athletic Director Joel Erdmann said Tuesday that he was “one of the few people in the city of Mobile who failed to watch ‘Hawaii Five-O’ last night.” He said when he woke up Tuesday morning he had 30 to 40 text messages and emails on his Blackberry referencing the episode.

Erdmann said his office had no prior notice that the football team’s game against Hawai’i would be referenced on the show.

“This was news to us,” he said. “Any time you get exposure like that it’s a benefit for everybody.

“We’re glad it happened.”

http://www.al.com/entertainment/index.ssf/2012/02/south_alabama_football_mention.html

Wow, that La Tech person who were talking about how Benson was going to interview for the Sun Belt job way back on January 22 had a really good birdie. The reaction among La Tech fans probably echoes what UH fans would have said when UH was in the WAC…

http://www.latechbbb.com/forum/showthread.php?100082-Karl-Benson

Benson was getting $441k from the WAC and the previous Sun Belt commissioner was getting $418k…my guess is that Benson took a pay cut because he knows that things may be pretty grim for the WAC.

http://www.columbiamissourian.com/stories/2011/06/20/big-time-college-sports-earns-league-commissioners-big-pay/

Benson’s first day in his Sun Belt office will be on April 1…that is just too easy a target for jokes that come to mind.

poor hoko fanaika…he has sooo many suitors he doesn’t know what to do,

yet, he keeps that “h” logo prominently dislayed on his social media.

ah, easy this one, just go with your heart and not want others are telling you.

no place like the beach at waikiki.

One way to increase volleyball interest if not already implemented is to get the coaches and especially players involved in the community and student body.

I remember when I was a student in the 90’s, I never watch Volleyball until I meet one of the players in my dorm, he was friendly and that got me rooting for him..

If the players and coaches visit the high schools, the communities, the student body and establish a relationship, that will certainly have people wanting to root for them and watch the games.

I’m sure BYU won’t have any problem scheduling if this year is any indication with Oregon State, Norte Dame, and Georgia Tech right in the middle of October.

They all had bye on their schedule. BYU is waiting for 2013 conference schedule and fill in with whom ever has a bye.

Warriors should be booking Geo Tec and ND.

Benson don’t know Schettino

Captain Francesco Schettino:

February 14th, 2012 at 2:18 pm

I taught Benson everything he knows

😆

lakesidegt I just switched to hawaiiantelcom from oceanic. I have their advantage plus program-all espn, oceanic ocsports included, big 10, fox sports including prime, atlantic, central, pacific, soccer and west, nfl, cbscs, versus, mtn, nbatv and golf.

from Rob DeMello via fb

Former UH great Anthony Carter LOCKING-DOWN on Jeremy Lin…Forcing 2turnovers in a 3 posession stretch in 1st Qtr. #808represent

Nice!

lin 6 points 6 asst. see if the knicks can rally from 15 down.

Same same

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The main reason for football travel subsidizes is in general the other MWC teams are so junk their own fans don’t care to see them. In general only UH benefits financially when playing conference games in a home and home type arrangement where you keep what you earn at the gate. If effect we are not subsidizing the travel, we are subsidizing the poor attendance MWC football teams are known for.

Is Benson related to the Italian captain of the cruise ship?

click on #143 to find out more.

CP,

Naughty tsk*tsk*tsk

It appears that the RB coach postion is still open at Weber State.

Weber State: I’m told that * John L(oser) Smith * will round out his staff in the next several days. Here are the coaches that have already accepted positions at Weber State: Eric Lewis (defensive backs), Jason Belford (defensive line), Justin Rascati (quarterbacks), Craig Stutzmann (wide receivers), Matt Hammer (offensive coordinator), Cecil Thomas (offensive line), Colton Swan (linebackers).

OT: When will the Star Advertiser Editors ever learn that that great majestic district on the south side of Hawaii Island is named KA’U, not Kau? In the past week, there were two stories….one about the continued vog damages to farm crops and today one about a stabbing that took place. It is KA’U….as in Kah-OOO for you hooked on phonics folks. Not Kau as in kau kau lau lau. Sheesh. A-Joe, can I get a witness?

BIK

1…2…3…4. Increase D1 participation beyond 30 teams to justify the sport’s existence or eliminate MVB altogether and increase the budget of WVB (i.e., expanded recruiting, larger staff).

@157,

Absolutely crazy game. Lin-sanity is in full force here in NY.

@161,

He was struggling with his shot and turnovers early but had some really nice assists. But in the last 2 minutes of the game he was phenomenal.

It may not be a bad idea for UH to eliminate men’s volleyball if the replacement sport is men’s soccer. The latter is hugely popular in the Big West, which features some of the strongest programs in the nation. Some conference matches draw over 10,000.

HawaiiMongoose:

February 14th, 2012 at 4:51 pm

It may not be a bad idea for UH to eliminate men’s volleyball if the replacement sport is men’s soccer. The latter is hugely popular in the Big West, which features some of the strongest programs in the nation. Some conference matches draw over 10,000.

I would argue against that, the thing is I do not know the financial figures of what it costs to run men’s volleyball plus what men’s volleyball brings in via ticket revenue VS an unknown element like men’s soccer, which most likely will be completely non revenue and how much it would cost to run that.

At least with men’s volleyball, there some kind of return on the “investment” with their ticket revenue. Even though they may not break in the black, there is some kind of “dent” to the red, whereas men’s soccer, like other non-revenue sports there is nothing coming in via ticket sales.

Plus, volleyball is a mainstay in Hawaii. All Charlie Wade and Co. need is a few good seasons. It won’t take a TON to get more people in the SSC for men’s volleyball.

Conference matches in the Big West may draw 10K+, but there is no way it will draw that at home matches in Hawaii.

Unreal Mr. Lin….27 points but the kicker was the fourth quarter and the game winning 3 pointer. He also had 11 assist tied his previous high. Struggled early but finished strong. He has to be the real deal.

I agree with you Kevin….volleyball is a mainstay in Hawaii and men’s volleyball does bring in revenue even if this season has been a down year. No way should we ever consider eliminating volleyball for soccer.

kapakahi…i counted a few extra “seniors” as they have been recently listed on the active roster as such.

chris gant

brenden daley

brandon leslie

cecil doe

i am not sure if they used a redshirt last year or if they did indeed have that luxury.

also, i believe haku participated in only three games which could make a medical redshirt candidate for 2011.

there also could be some exodus on the part of some underclassmen after spring, during the summer, or after the 2012 season. not to be alarmed nor ashamed as this kind of thing is as natural an attrition as changing girl friends.

i imagine after spring camp some will decide to find another school as the depth charts post camp will be telling and enough to help one decide if this is still paradise. throw in an academic casualty or two and we could find ourselves with 20 or so scholies for 2013.

WNy: No, I was looking at going to the game against Cleveland on the 29th. However I can’t go now even if tickets were available. Wife and I have tickets to see the play, “Anything Goes”. I could have gone to the game and seen the play another night. But its too late now.

i don’t think doe was a redshirt.

haku was injured this past year.

i, too, am not sure about gant or daley. i know the latter really wanted get on the field this past year.

@174,

Ah sorry, i misread your first post. Have a nice time in NYC. There’s plenty to do out here so you if you want some pointers around the city, shoot me an email. darshn22@gmail.com

Nytal!

Who are these morons spamming this blog..? ? ? get a life!

Papajoe ur right…

so what’s the solution?

Prayer works.

Just out of curiosity, what’s your experience in the industry like? I searched around the site and couldn’t find a bio or anything. Either way, thanks for the info!

are=our

thanks kapakahi.

kev-1…the wac would collapse before that happens.

i think the mwc/cusa hybrid will probably offer utah st., san jose st, la tech, and possibly texas st.

Hey Al, did you notice classmate James sent this to the ’67 reunion list (as in the reunion we missed last Saturday 😐 )… in this case the juke box top 20 of 1967. Click on the songs and it will play.

http://upchucky.org/JukeCity/1967/OldJukes/player.htm

I think if you substitute a different year for the “1967” it will play songs from 1940-1999.

stevem…ssshhhh. don’t advertise our age.

yah, i was just wondering about that reunion the day before the event. oh well, another one missed.

someone sent me that upchucky thing too.

ps…didnt we grad 77?

guy…you too? what school?

Check in time. Steve Lenzi in Fort Walton Beach, FL by way of Pacific Palisades, Moilili, Kaimuki, and Hawaii Kai.

200

i am AMAZED at the geniuses get on da blog. started from da morning with ST and went all day and all night.

you guys are a wealth of info. really. took forever analyzing all da info. but i get it.

we’re f&/#ct.

Koakane

Pride

howzit you.

readin yor memorialz today. my thoughts.

its not da school or program you went, really.

its wat you and yoa crew do do in da aftalife.

if yor crew works like Norm Chow, everyday,

yo going be a Carl Benson. 😀

respected by yor peers. 😀

as both you are.

of course, it don’t take away from da akchallys,

“abandon ship….. abandon ship…. abandon ship….!

“mrgreen:

but what do they do here?

An interesting discussion is worth comment. I think that you should write more on this topic, it might not be a taboo subject but generally people are not enough to speak on such topics. To the next. Cheers

Hump Day . . . at last.

Whoo-hoo!

AP article on Michelle Wie – good read.

http://www.staradvertiser.com/sports/20120215_wie_who_laughs_last_laughs_best.html?id=139347948

Good Morning Gangeez! 🙂

Nice to meet you slenzi! 😉

#198:

was in Fort Walton Beach in July 1979 to attend Air Ground School. nice place!

guys were catching “aku” and dumping them back so I asked for one – they looked at me like I’m crazy as they consider it “rubbish fish”. me and this other guy had aku sashimi and fried aku belly and fillet for the next 3 nights.

then as were finishing school, Hurricane Gilbert roared ashore in Louisiana just before we arrived in New Orleans for a 2 day stay before flying home

DPK

howzit howzit.

fo all yu ole fuhzz, Jimmy Buffett coming to Maui and Waikiki 3/16 and 1/18.

5-0 an McGarrett betta get on it. scoop Jimmy fo ransome…. 😀

shoot some ole peeps along da way.

TCU 4 football players expelled, along with 13 other students busted for selling stuffs on campus. das a big Texas bust.

hope our Warriors understand deze are Chow times and no can fool around dat kine.

Here’s a link to the story bhf2 mentioned.

http://espn.go.com/dallas/ncf/story/_/id/7577881/tcu-horned-frogs-football-players-arrested-drug-sweep

Hawaiian Bod –

Prayers for you brother!

bhf2 your 209. Chester Brown…” not officially applied to Georgia Admissions Office so he has not been officially denied enrollment.” He is thinking about going to Syracuse, Tulane, Middle Tenn State, or other schools than does not have that strict immigration thing…this was in an article from Dawgnation dated 1/25/12. Google his name, Chester Brown, for more info

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