Good pep talk for the fans. One just has to support the team because of the student-athletes. As someone once said, It’s not winning or losing, it’s how you play the game (paraphrasing it). It’s a college team. The students play because they love the game. We follow the team & attend the games because we like to watch football, get excited when we win, and for some we have some affection for the student-athletes.

So, to my “nephews” on the team: I Mua Na Koa!!! GO WARRIORS!!! I’ll be rooting for you from across the continent.

GO RAINBOW WARRIORS!!!

How do I know? For one, we would not be here reading and posting if we have some level of affection for UH. Especially in a time like this. We may have different ways and varying degrees of expressing our commitment to UH. But the bottom line is we return to read and post. That, in itself, speaks volumes to me.

I’m not sure if you realize it but we’re a unique group of fans. 5, 10, or even 20 years from now when Hawai’i is successful and going through some trying times again, you’ll have the inner strength to weather the storm because of what you’re going through now. Unlike those who boast their claims of commitment to UH during the “VonAppen years” you’ll have actual proof, right here in this blog, that you stood by committed to the program during it’s most trying times and survived.

The glory days will come. I promise you, those days will be sweet!

I’m proud of each and every one of you who post here. Even those who lurk. Continue your support for UH, but most importantly, to each other.

I Mua Rainbow Warriors!!

Go warriors!

Waited all day for someone to mention something about ST’s “DC United” title… but I guess no one caught on, or something…

Anywayz, geev ‘um, Warriorz! Hopefully, we’ll be back to catch the second half of the game. One of my daughters has a Veteran’s Day type of event to work at… over at Kapolei High. She has to be there from 7am until…?