Bowl day

heck wanted to be first, so I can now continue my above post to say that may tomorrow be shared with those who are closest and dear to you!

oh, what the heck, went out early to work out in Kaneohe 24hr fitness and our grand leader’s house was all dark and quiet.

came back 2 hours later and no change – did a “walk-about” in our valley, passed his house and still quiet – no movements observed!

Woppa-doozy day Tsaiko’s! Stay safe everybody and enjoy the holiday season!

Try again. From the last post:

I remember when our son played Little League baseball, the coach said, when you draft a player, you drafted the entire family, parents and sibs who would be needed for support.

After following the Eastman clan these last few years, it’s clear that the entire Eastman Obama is a class act. The Beast leaves everything on the field. His parents were great hosts to the Weber State team when they visited last year. Through it all, Bulla continued to fully remain a strong Warrior supporter.

UH coaches would be missing a great opportunity if they don’t welcome the Beast and his family into the Warrior ohana.

Just a personal opinion. Never met the Beast or Bulla.

Over under 20,000 at the game today?

I say over.

But barely….21,023 is my guess.

Mele Kalikimaka to all Tsaikos and lurkers far and near

I am hopeful that somehow the Beast will still play D-Line for the Warriors.
And I am thankful for the little things, like how SMU being here saves the Hawaii Bowl for at least another year.

Merry Christmas Gangeez! 🙂 🙂 🙂

Yep, Kanoa sounded awesome calling UH’s ESPN game. The guy could could be a big time announcer for them, IMHO.

Hey Stephen-

Are you ready for Christmas?

Just wanted to wish the entire Tsaiko-Ohana, and it’s Buergermeister Stephen Tsai, a very happy Christmas and an especially prosperous New Year.

ILPP-
JJ picked up little Bulla’s old running mate, Scott Smith, so why not?

Met Bulla, met his lovely wife, and met Da Beast. The first time I ever attended a state championship football game was when St. Louis took on Leilehua in 2007. Sat amongst the Cruisader nation and all I can say is that Ryan Eastman has a good support system behind him in his family.

Da Punchbowl Kid:

December 24th, 2009 at 8:44 am
ILPP-
JJ picked up little Bulla’s old running mate, Scott Smith, so why not?

Huh???

scott smith committed to texas tech i believe.

So…. DPK is a little “punch-drunk” this AM…. 🙄

Hey all, Happy Holidays !

Something’s been bothering me and I was wondering if I was the only one.

The Andrew Manley situation. Leilehua product, highly successful, 6’3″, 230 pounds, high profile, co-offensive player of the year as a junior, soon to be announced player of the year as a senior, 31 touchdowns and over 3,000 yards passing as a junior, 28 touchdowns and again over 3,000 as a senior…..

hhmmmm

Hawaii didn’t want him !?!?

Oh, wait, they offered him a scholarship then took the offer back huh…?

WTF !?!?

Then the Umu kid from St. Louis I read about. What the hell kind of recruiting is “if we have a scholarship available”..?

Warriors, so far anyway, are also getting none of the studs from Kamehameha or Kahuku, none of ’em, not one, nada, nilch….

WTF !?!?!?!?!?

Maybe it’s me, and it could be, but are our University of Hawaii football coaches simply dropping the ball when it comes to recruiting Hawaii high school football players…?

When he first got hired, was it all “crap”, when coach Mack kept repeating “recruiting will be our lifeline, especially Hawaii”…?

Again, maybe it’s just me, and it could be, but am I making too much out of it. Am I worried for nothing…?

I want to be excited, I would love to see some of the top high school talent stay home and play, watch them grow into young men, members of our society, possibly play pro.

You know, I want to like Greg McMackin, but 13-14 in 2 years at that price tag, hmmm, I’m finding it hard to do.
Lackluster performance versus Wisconsin, that was shameful. Losing to Idaho, MY GOD.
Many, too many, game “management” type blunders. Simply put, blunders, and the head coach needs to be held responsible. When to punt, when to go for it on 4th down, when to call a damn time out…elementary decisions, simply elementary.

I’d like to get excited about our team, I really do, but WTF !?!?!?!

If they can’t recruit, we can’t win !

rasu begasu-san:

omedeto gozaimasu!!

that was one rant I gotta say.

Merry Christmas to all

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Best to the Beast!

Jack Flash:

The Obamas are arriving Christmas Day. The advance team is already here making the area secure.

Bulla:

Did not get your e-mail either. The address is on the list used for the various T-Functions.

We’ve got a company Christmas Luncheon in Waikiki and will be sliding into the Stadium shortly before kick-off.

Finally, to repeat my question from late last night? Who is Wes and why all the STUFF swirling around here?

Last night was a very good example of what a top 20-25 basketball team looks like. I expected UNLV to pound UH because of the athleticism. The players at UNLV are quick, has great ball handling and and play pressure defense in making their opponents turn the ball over. We saw all of that last night. UH cannot win if they turnover the ball. Their free throw shooting also has a lot to be desired. The only guy I thought was under control was Thompson. Unfortunately, Nash is not doing a good enought job to get the kind of recruits we need to elevate our program to the have a run at the NCAA tournament. That’s the name of the game, period! Sadly, I also thought Nash was outcoached, out-prepared, out everything by Kruger, who has been around the block at other places.
Too bad….indeed! But, I did stay at a Holiday Inn!

happy birthday mr. rasu begasu

morning gang!

continued prayers for (J)J’s mom and LTUHF

No recruits from Kamehameha or Kahuku this year?!
Like the guy on Saturday Night Live would sing:
“OoooooOOOooowheeeeee!! Wuts up wit dat?! Wuts up wit dat?!”

One thing for certain about Da Beast, where ever he goes, he will make some coaches and some fans VERRRRY happy.

Is today homey’s birthday too? Anyone…? Anyone…?

Ok. My work here is done…

what about qb from pac 5 had best stats in state any uh interest there

gooda morning from the sunny wessai. looking good for the game this afternoon. if you are attending have a most excellent time. go wolftang lol

wishing all the tsaiko’s, warriors and wahines a mele kalikimaka. enjoy the eve and the day. may all your wishes become true, blessing to the family, friend, fuud, and have a fun time. be nice to each other now.

also saw the L&L show last night. have to admitt JJones is still charming. but still what happened happened no matter what.

Happy Birthday to Las Vegas!!!

Happy Birthday las vegas! 🙂

CAPITOL broght up the idea of a Tsaiko fund for WVB – and on Christmas Eve and the Sheraton Bowl, and President Obama coming in, I don’t know who will be reading this but …

I had suggested that perhaps sending moneys to UHF would result in a complete tax deduction as the UHF is a 503(c)(3) charity. I got the following from UHF.

“Have we thought of establishing a single account for all of the Tsaiko projects instead of tackling each one separately? That way a rainyday fund could be established for post awards or immediate needs(bikes,etc). Only problem is the control factor over the funds and you would have to trust the AD to make sound decisions based on the purpose of the account.

We can establish an account with $1,000 and determine the purpose of the account.”

I think that this may be the way to go.

Do I trust the guy to influence the funds to go to WVB? I don’t know, but he is Dave’s brother!

Merry Christmas Gang!

st just to be clear even a highly recruited blue chip prospect say like Manti Taeo would have to go thru some type of try out to be place on scholarship, admitted to the school and the fball team.

just asking

Just caught up with last night’s blog bits… (shaking head)… don’t know what really transpired but, like many here, I’m so disappointed to learn that the Beast won’t be suiting up for UH.

tommui,

Sounds like a good way to go about it.

added thoughts; if an appointed tsaiko trusteeship can be done, can the peeps on this committee be non UH employee?

ST ~ Why was there such a difference in the way Ryan was treated? Like Koakane expressed above. Would a blue chip athlete be offered a schollie straight away? Would he still have to get past coach Miano’s tryout? Why not welcome Ryan on to the team and let him compete for a position on the D-line. Let his actions speak for his ability. The accolades he earned at Weber were very honorable. His treatment should have reflected respect for his achievements.

I’m surprised that coach Mack’s email was so uninspiring. God help his local recruiting once the other kids who left home find out. There won’t be any kids wanting to come home after this.

Happy Birthday Las Vegas!

Merry Christmas to all our Tsaiko friends!
Drive safely when you are out there because it is
craaazzzy on the roads.

Hugs to all!

ST
you’re right, you did call me and calm me down and explained the process, and i want to thank you for that.

as the top reporter for HA, i think that it is admirable that you are able to help communicate the recruiting process to those families that are ‘not in the know’. what would have been more reassuring is a better communication from the staff and not a form letter, it it was that.

ST, you’re a friend and i thank you for watching out for my ohana, but it shouldn’t be your place to explain policy or procedures to me, do you get where i am going?

either way, mahalo, mahalo, mahalo to all the Warrior Faithful and the Tsaiko Ohana…..we would not be who we are if we weren’t who we are…..was that an example of circumlocution or what? haha

it’s all good, let it go, it will all work out for the best in the long run, i believe in that and sometimes the end does justify the means……so Merry Merry Christmas, be safe and share the joy of the Lord wherever you may go.

kama, email me at 808bulla at gmail.com

if anyone knows kama’s email, sent it to me via email please, mahalo again

RedZone,

just to kick it up a notch, haha, try this one…..

Circular Reasoning – supporting a premise with the premise rather than a conclusion.

Circular reasoning is an attempt to support a statement by simply repeating the statement in different or stronger terms. In this fallacy, the reason given is nothing more than a restatement of the conclusion that poses as the reason for the conclusion. To say, “You should exercise because it’s good for you” is really saying, “You should exercise because you should exercise.”

It shares much with the false authority fallacy because we accept these statements based solely on the fact that someone else claims it to be so. Often, we feel we can trust another person so much that we often accept his claims without testing the logic. This is called blind trust, and it is very dangerous. We might as well just talk in circles.

crunch on those apples for awhile, but merry christmas to you 🙂

easier – please contact me at threeamigos at hawaii dot rr dot com

Welcome home June Jones! SMU 7-0

50-zip would be good…Go SMU & JJ

Stadium is starting to fill. Glad the SMU band is here. Their fans make me feel like the SB. So proud their team made a bowl game is just 2 years!

just so you know i am recording the game to view later.

One hunnert

June Jones’ team looks damn impressive people. I hate to be a downer, cause I am a “glass half full kind of guy”, but how do you think UH would of done this season with June? I’m willing to bet A LOT better. Listen I know Mac is a nice guy, he’s very personable, however 13-14 in two seasons is not going to cut it and Hawaii needs to act FAST because the program is going downhill. Yes, the facilities have been upgraded, but the coaching especially at the HC spot has been very unimpressive. As I’m typing this SMU goes up 24-0 against a Nevada team that controlled Hawai’i pretty much throughout the whole game. Also look at the recruits Mac is bringing in. Yes, some of them have talent in this years 2010 class, but two WR’s that aren’t even over 160 lbs? C’mon Mac this isn’t Division II football and your only going to come accross a Chad Owens type player once in a lifetime. In short, if Mac can’t get 8 wins next season, UH REALLY needs to act fast before its too late…again.

like taking Run n Shoot 690…GETT’IN SCHOOLED

It is halftime now….31-0 ponies. All I can say, is that I miss June Jones.
The UH recruiting effort so far is at best questionable. Unless they get some real good ones in the last effort to fill up their allotment of scholarships, they might end up lacking in some positions. For one, a kicker. For two, a big time offensive lineman and defensive lineman. And a big back who can break tackles. Pour it on Mustangs. Like I said before, they have a lot of good QBs is Texas. SMU QB Padron might throw for 500 yards today. Padron also sounds like Filipino. He would fit right in in Hawaii. Ha, Ha.

Mahalo wise guy

re post #30, I wish EH NO MAKE ! would name the players by name and position on Kamehameha and Kahuku that he would offer he was in charge of recruiting at UH.

As for Manley, he’s very good, but we are loaded at qb, and I think Moniz showed that a mobile quarterback makes the offense more dangerous. I think Graves fits the mold too. At some point we have enough qbs, and Spain accepted first.

So how else did we screw up?

speed rules…and smu has it more than UNR

SMU’s stomping of Nevada is bittersweet in so many ways….

UH’s RnS doesn’t even come close…

UH’s 2010 outlook has a lot of questions to be answerd…

gmahoney- JJ is in black. I am enjoying seein this offense again. And I have to laugh- Colt Brenan was a system QB afterall. 😆 a beautiful system it is!

#102 – SMU looks very impressive but Nevada is missing 2/3’s of its rushing attack and their nickel back who was sent home. Nonetheless, SMU looks great.

If JJ was still coaching here, there’s no doubt UH would have had a better record the last 2 years simply because we would have recruited better players. Garrett wrote yesterday about how SMU secured 13 3-star commits thus far (9 according to ESPN). UH has only 1 (according to ESPN). According to rivals.com, SMU’s average player-star rating is 2.23 while UH is 1.79. UH is last in the WAC despite having the most signings.

Our recruiting has got to improve, or maybe having a winning record and getting into the Hawaii Bowl is good enough.

Also, many D1 players are coming out of Kapolei. Hasiak and Vehikate last year, Akuna and Elisara this year. I hope UH has developed a solid relationship with Coach Hernandez.

Liz #116, oh June’s wearing black, what is SMU’s colors again?

True, what a beautiful system. Sigh.

Padron has nice touch on long ball…accurate.

Alooooooha! Neil Everett…..

Auryte!

The Eastmans sound like a bunch of premadonnas. Walkon talent needs to go through the walkon process period

Carl…a statement like that was very uncalled for. But, if you are going to call people names at least spell it correctly….”primadonnas” Ryan is a very dedicated and hardworking young man, just 3 months out of graduating he came back to Aloha Stadium with his Wildcat teammates as a true freshman and more held against our Warriors O Line.

128 should have read more than held its own against our warriors O line

Will be nice to see SMU become the next Texas Tech. BCS buster soon! …always liked SMU – was a huge John Koncak fan!

The biggest winner with SMU’s blowout has to be their AD. He had the vision, determination, and (last year) the patience. Amazing that SMU had not been to a bowl in those kid’s lifetime.

Knowing who Ryan Eastman is as a true sophomore player, watching him play as a true freshman against us last year at Aloha Stadium, knowing he is all conference this year, knowing that he and his parents put out the word earlier this season and getting the word to wait until after the season was over, making all conference, and getting that kind of email ….

Its the image, Carl. Coach Mack should keep this inhouse. i always go face to face when i gotta convey a important message, when get some ifs anz an buttz. any halfa mout knowz dat one. even doze not making
da big buckarooz.

Coach Jones ain’t coming back, an dats alright.

the question is, is Coach Mack and Coach Miano ever gonna be that good? and if they’re gonna be that good, don’t they have to chisel away some of that grimey stuffs? at least make em look nice.

I am wondering if JJ will throw us a bone or two every year with some of his potential recruits that he cant fit into his program. Man, there’s some speed on his team. We could be like SMU’s JV team and still go to bowl games.

our offense is not only in the hands of R Lee and N Rolovich. they’re there because of Coach Mack and Coach Miano. and the recruits we’re getting is because of all the coaches. Mel and Miano run the speed and quickness, and the walk on program… i noticed SMU looks awfully more quick. we don’t look like SMU. i thought we’d be looking better than SMU. not from what i saw today. but we sure talk better than we play.

we deserve a million dollar looking coach. we’re payng for a million dollar coach.

We lost Colt and his 4 receivers last year; this year we lost a ton of defense, and then the starting QB. We got lucky that Moniz was here, and I think it was key that Rolo started calling plays.

I think even if JJ was still here, UH would be struggling, and people would be calling for his resignation.

I hope the other QBs coming in are good; it was alarming how quickly UH had to dig into the depth chart with all the injuries…

I think if JJ didn’t leave, Greg Alexander wouldn’t be here. He would have recruited a QB that fits his style. And our offense would be a lot more effective and score more points. The only thing missing from when JJ coached is the offensive part of the game. Mack, Miano & Ron Lee still handle the majority of the defense.

We can only dream what could have been.

If JJ didn’t leave our quarterback would be Bo Levi Mitchell.

Momona…

It always seems, to me at least, that the local Hawaii recruits earn their stars later in the recruiting period. They seem to start off lower than the rest of the nation and end up higher by LOI time. So, I wouldn’t don’t give the ratings too much weight unless we were in the mix for 4-5 stars.

SMU has the facilities and the money. They are in the heart of the some of the best football high schools in the nation. It was only a matter of time that they would start competing for the 3 stars or better in their area.

Had a great time at the game..cant believe SMU’s quarterback is a freshman…wow…I hate Nevada so this was just a bunch of fun..thanks Stretch

The Don Strock Run and Shoot

Was impressed with SMU players today – they can bring it and Nevada did not have a chance. Not a good sign for the WAC as we are 0-2 with Idaho and Boise St to go.

Speaking of SMU recruiting, I believe that JJones mentioned some time ago that he had the commitment from the 3rd rated Texas HS QB. With the bevy of under classmen, SMU will be a force in C-USA ( just like TY Aiea mentioned).

And talking about “stars” for recruits, some have mentioned before that a player may be rated as a 3-star, but when he commits to UH the same source now place them as a 2 or 1-star. Do I smell a personal bias or discrimination? Only thing that has changed is the player committed to Hawaii!

Oh, before I forget, a most happy and memorable Christmas and New Years for the President and first Family!!! May their days at “home” be filled with all the good things about Hawaii.

Congrats to JJ and SMU!

MERRY CHRISTMAS, TSAI-KOs !!!

Several tsaikos mentioned that there were a ton of good footballers in Texas and checking the SMU roster about two/thirds are from Texas. Including their quarterbacks Mitchel and Padron…what an arm…this guy will be a stud by the time he’s a senior and jj better stop him from running the ball…slow and no more moves. lol….

Has UH been recruiting O-line to replace the graduating seniors? Having Gordy Shaw here should attract some good recruits.

Note about Brian K:

Brian Kajiyama, the former Hawaii fan/student who developed a remarkable bond with Jeff Reinebold and other Hawaii coaches before joining the UH staff as a graduate assistant, is on the Mustangs’ sideline, decked out in SMU gear. His reunion with Coach Reinebold and his family, as well as June Jones and other members of the SMU staff and team, during practice this week was really beautiful. It’s hard to believe anyone could have witnessed it and not felt goosebumps or tears.

ST ~ You can be cool, calm and comfortable…it’s not your kid that’s left on hold while the administrators, coaches and compliance mavens scratch their a$$.

Just assure them that it’s a bonafide Tsaiko son and get on with it! That’s qualification enuff. No need Primo or Donna to decide.

We had fun, did you?

Love the horses! SMU’s play made me miss June Jone’s offense at UH. Couldn’t cheer much for Nevada, but I tried.

I hope that Idaho wins their bowl game…it would be bad for the WAC to be 0-3 in bowl games when they have the heavy media attention focused on BSU’s game in the Fiesta Bowl.

Whew… good thing UH never made it the Hawaii Bowl. JJ would have schooled UH in the proper way to “shoot”the run and shoot.
I think if you make 1 mil a year you really need to be smart enough to know your expertise is on defense and leave running the run and shoot to experts like …hopefully… a somewhat kind of…or maybe hope to be… JJ protege (Rolo?). You didn’t see JJ run the ball to run out the clock instead it’s “we do what we do” and duely noted by the commentators. Hopefully UH is not currently using that statement. How about “we want to do what we used to do”…please?

Couldn’t handle back-2-back Aloha Stadium blowouts (December 5 and December 24) so we left at the half. Plus our $45 seats (each) put us right in the middle of a bunch of significantly overweight large males and their equally overweight female companions all dressed in red.

And if that weren’t bad enough, a whole clowder of young males sitting three rows below us had made four huge LOOK AT ME ESPN signs – each one was three by four feet – and held them up way over their heads blocking our view of the playing field – except when Nevada was on offense.

Other than that, these were great seats. Think we may spring for them this coming fall.

Those of you who wished that June Jones had stayed – I fear that we would still have the old Athletic Director around as well.

RE A TSAI-KO FUND: DrDoc is a CPA with extensive trust and non-profit experience. In addition to working for a regional CPA firm specializing in taxes and trust stuff, he currently is the treasurer of two non-profits. Before that, he headed the Tax Department in the Trust Division of a local bank followed by working for five-plus years as the CFO of a major local non-profit.

Fortunately, I get to pick his brains from time to time so if you have some questions I can pass on to him, please don’t hesitate to send them.

What I suggested recently was that we develop a pledge drive for the SERVE UP 1000 Fund which would provide significant dollars over an eight-month period without making a significant dent in anyone’s income. Twenty dollars a month is just a little less than $5 a week which we can all afford.

The unknown here is what would the UH Foundation/`Ahahui Koa Anuenue charge for their service fee in processing the donations. Most non-profits who act as fiscal sponsors and private foundations charge anywhere beween 5% and 15% to cover adiministrative costs and to make a little bit for themselves. It’s their version of being an entrepreneur.

Remember too that if you pay using a debit or credit card or PayPal, you will get the full deduction, but the recipient clearly does not.

What the fiscal sponsorship fees are and how could they be modified to fit a pledge drive are what I need to check out when the offfice opens back up on January 4. After all, processing 50 – $20 payments each month for eight months will require some work on the part of somebody, but why not wait until August 31, 2010, to actually send out a paper mahalo note to each person listing all the contributions. Meanwhile, their office could send out a monthly summary to me via e-mail which I in turn would send on to the fifty people who made contributions.

The non-profit I head is going to run a pledge drive starting next week so I’ve gotten a lot of information about making it more efficient, but we don’t have to pay another organization – other than PayPal or the credit/debit card companies – a fee to process the donations.

I do like the idea of a generic T-Fund, but I would be concerned that the money might be used for something other than what the donor wanted.

I’m still trying to get things straightened out with the four UHF/AKA donations made from the HI-5 redemption proceeds to Na Koa Equipment Fund, SERVING UP 1,000 Fund, the Men’s Summer School Tuition Fund, and the Women’s Summer School Tuition Fund.

Because I haven’t seen the letter sent to Da Beast, I cannot comment directly about it, but didn’t Colt Brennan have to do the same thing?

Mahalo to Pomai & Jack Smyth for clarifying the Wes/Manley/UH situation for me.

Have a Happy Safe and Peaceful Christmas – and we’ll be there at the Stan Sheriff Center for the last three games of the day for sure – and, if the weather is junk so we cannot do any yardwork, then we may even get into town for the Northeastern/SMU game.

CAPITOL: The UHF charges 3% on the initial contribution and is a one-time deduction – its to set up the paper work etc. So a $10,000 INITIAL donation gets hit for $300. So assume the account is UHF for WVB, the intial cost will be $300 and any further contribution going into that restricted fund would not be hit for a service charge.

To set up your own 503(c)(3) would probably cost you $5,000 – $7,00- if you can get an attorney that specializes in that sort of work which is super-specialized and requires closely working with IRS.

Check it out with Doc.

Happy Christmas to everyone and a most uneventful and healthy 2010!!!

Feliz Navidad!!!

Hope Santa brings (brought) you great gifts! According to NORAD, he’s pau with delivering gifts and headed home.

Nitey nite and sweet Santa dreams.

Merry Christmas
Peace on Earth

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