Comments on: Game day: Navy

By: NorthShoreFan

NorthShoreFan — Sun, 10 Nov 2013 07:50:19 +0000

longest 1:12 sec ever…lol!

By: NorthShoreFan

NorthShoreFan — Sun, 10 Nov 2013 07:39:19 +0000

1:12 to go….Warriors 73, W Michigan 64…..2-0 baybeeeee!

By: ai-eee-soos

ai-eee-soos — Sun, 10 Nov 2013 07:17:11 +0000

no worries …

Idaho 38; Old Dominion 59 (at Idaho)

Old Dominion ?

By: ai-eee-soos

ai-eee-soos — Sun, 10 Nov 2013 07:14:27 +0000

What ? – me worry ?

PITT 28; Notre Dame 21.

PITT ?

By: nanakuli

nanakuli — Sun, 10 Nov 2013 06:47:09 +0000

Chow needs experienced coaches next year. The players seem good, but are inconsistent due to young coaches learning on the job (except Demo). I wonder if Aaron Price would have made a difference?

By: Numba 1 Son

Numba 1 Son — Sun, 10 Nov 2013 06:34:18 +0000

That very last neutral zone penalty killed us. Gave them a first down. Instead od 3rd and four, the five yard penalty gave them a first down. Game over whether they scored or not.

By: NorthShoreFan

NorthShoreFan — Sun, 10 Nov 2013 06:25:19 +0000

Wasn’t able to watch or listen to the game today. Left the broadcast 14-14 tie. Was thinking this is the game. but total disappointment when I heard the final.
Reading all the comments/analysis tonight and me thinks discipline might be the problem. Not being able to carry out assignments correctly, mental lapses, too many big plays have got to be because of miss assignments.
How do you correct over pursuit, out of position, miss assignments etc.
Seems we have the horses to get us in the win column but every game it’s something else or someone else who make crucial mistakes. Winning football games really come down to the small things.
IMUA WARRIORS!

By: Numba 1 Son

Numba 1 Son — Sun, 10 Nov 2013 06:24:27 +0000

We are not going 0-12 this year. This game shows that the light went on for the palyers – at least on offense. A healthy Iosefa and Chow’s run 1st to set up pass worked exponentially. Having said that going 3-9 (I think they’ll win out) is nothing to brag about. But—if they continue to play like they did today for they’ll be ok.

By: WarriorFan

WarriorFan — Sun, 10 Nov 2013 05:13:53 +0000

Today’s game had its bright spots. Joey Iosefa showed how much the team needed his talents.

We were in the game until the third quarter. We just can’t seem to adjust schemes or we lose any momentum. Halftime seems to be the doom of the team. Makes you wonder what goes on in that locker room during the half.

Go Rainbow Warriors!

By: Former UH Athlete

Former UH Athlete — Sun, 10 Nov 2013 05:09:45 +0000

I’m still optimistic also for next year. The most talented defensive players on roster (JGW, Jackson, Yap, Samia) are back for their 3rd year of starting… That’s always a good thing. NeQuan has good talent but is inconsistent. Kennedy will be ready for full time duty, Malepai is back, and more DLinemen becoming eligible (Castro, Moana, Meffy).

Of course nobody expected UH to be winless, but preseason, I thought it would be a stretch to make 6 wins, especially when the schedule was released and it was front loaded with tough games.

Biggest concern for 2014 is obvious, OLine play and if Graham or Woosley can step up and take the reigns at QB. I’m doubting Tuileta will make an immediate impact. He’s a much better VB player than FB.

The team shows their potential in spurts but they just aren’t consistent enough to get a W. It’s been the self inflicted wounds that deflates the team when things are going well. Today it was a muffed punt return, then missed chip shot FGs by Hadden after quality drives. Then giving up a huge run on 3rd & 10 when Navy isn’t trying to convert by running a base run play. Then a bonehead roughing the passer that leads to Navy TD after halftime.

UH has been able to create a lot of good plays, but the untimely mistakes erase any good they did. That’s the frustrating part of this season