Inspiration by perspiration
Like many UH-Manoa students, Jason Muraoka paid $5,300 this semester for tuition and school expenses, including an activity fee that goes to the UH athletic department.
Yep, Muraoka is one in about 20 who essentially pay to play football for the Warriors.
Being a walk-on means not being able to work because football training is a full-time job. It means, after taking significant reps in spring training and fall camp, being assigned — again — to the scout offense.
But Muraoka never complains, and never fumbles. At 5-7 and 185 pounds, he attacks the inside running lanes, slips into the flats to catch passes against on-coming traffic, and blocks pass rushers. Old-timers compare Muraoka to Richard Higa, a similarly built running back who played in the early 1980s.
This week, Muraoka is auditioning for an understudy role at running back.
Maybe he gets the part, maybe he does not.
Running back Steven Lakalaka said Muraoka is “inspiring.”
“It just shows you can’t give up on anything,” Lakalaka said. “No matter what the situation you’re in, you have to keep pushing. Because in the end, you’ll get what you deserve.”
GOOOOD Mooooooooooorning All!
Props to Jason M! Team contributor & true Warrior all the way!!
What a great team player!
Good luck and best wishes!
I didn’t realize that it cost that much to attend UH.
Tuition in the 1960s was only $110.
Good Morning…..
That Jason Muraoka is a good kid, that according to Mrs. 3-Prong who taught him in elementary school at Kaimuki Christian. You Go Jason!
Jason Muraoka = Hawai’i version of “RUDY”
RUUUUUDY…RUUUUUUUDY…RUUUUUDY…
GOOD MORNING, HAWAII!
THANK YOU JASON FOR YOUR DEDICATION!
I would like to see Jason get his chance. I’ve watched him at practices and have confidence he will be just fine.
Good morning: This weeks pix’s has a great prize for the winner, two season tickets for the upcoming Na Wahine Softball season…
UH vs Colorado
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Good morning, Tsai-kos!
Thank you to Jason Muraoka and the other 20 for their dedication to the team!
Would be great if they could get at least a partial tuition waver or something for their work with the team.
#7:
unfortunately for Jason, Chow’s mentality is go for the BIG,BRUSING running backs – St Juste (sp) is the exception because of his speed, but almost always injured – better position for him is the “slot receiver”
like America’s mentality – big is always better – and, this mentality allowed foreign car manufacturers to steal the SMALL car market – it started with the VW thne Japan jumped in and Detroit had to make huge adjustments to compete
Jason Muraoka: Hey, nice job on Tsai-meister’s hair! 😀
Interesting that you should mention Richard Higa since I believe he is a participant on this blog. I remember the fans chanting during a game that he be inserted into the game. And he was.
Morning, Gang!
Dang! $5,300? Wish my son paid that much this semester at Manoa!
Richard was Timex. Took a licking and kept on ticking.
I mean… don’t get me wrong! I admire those student athletes in every sport that have to foot any part of their own bill in order to play for and represent UH, us, and the State. Just that… $5300 for a semester is just above 1/3 of what my son pays this semester, and about 1/6 of what he paid last year as a non-resident.
Good morning, gang!
Good luck, Jason Muraoka!
Go gettum, team!
Wait… didn’t Oregon have those two tiny RB’s who were brothers? All I know is, they ate us up. Can’t judge a book by it’s cover… or the clearance sticker on the front!
Very happy about Daniel Lewis getting reps at RB. Probably his most natural position as far as learning curve goes. Safety takes longer to develop the right instincts. At RB, he can probably add 10 more pounds over the off season and be very effective.
Anyone know how I can watch the UH vs colorado game online?
I think the name was Rodgers or something…
Hi Wes’side Warrior.
Yeah, tuition depends on income.
Back in the 1960s, $110 per semester was covered by my 4 year scholarship.
But, I was making only $1.45 per hour as a part time secretary on campus, so just think how difficult it would have been for me to pay $110 per semester.
Good morning:
• kawika49
• shadow
• gigi-hawaii
• 3-Prong
• Nelekona
• tommui
• hatakeman
• Pomaikaikeolahou
• UHfan808
• A-House
• Hatakeman
• Wes’side Warrior
• Slugger
• Wes’side Warrior
• jeezy33
• dahometeam
. . . and Mr. Stephen Tsai.
# # #
Great job Muraoka! Good luck to you.
Have a great day, everyone!
#8
Hi Pomaikaikeolahou.
Please correct my prediction. It appears to be reversed. Should be Colorado 31 and Hawaii 17. Thank you.
Give Jason a chance! I’ve known that boy for quite some time and he’s definitely one of the hardest working people around. He’s not big physically, but he’s got a big heart….
3.
A single textbook costs double that amount now.
coloradao 38
hawaii 9
hawaii walk-ons have a history of out working the free rides.
Everyone promise to not bash our team after we lose this weekend. Till we get Wittek to play it’s going to be a long year with our current options at qb
For running backs running is the easy part fitting into the pass protect scheme is the hard part. Joey and Steve knew how to and who to block. Everyone else is inexperienced.
Guud Morning Tsaikos…bootiful day.
Good things happen to those who wait, work hard and believe.
I remember a game where I was in the North End zone and Richard got put in. UH was on the South side moving North. He went right side and got stoned but popped up like nothing happened. Richard “Timex” Higa. Terribly tough running back!
Jason… Jason… Rudy… Rudy… Jason.. Jason…
UH-CU
27-24
Having a hard time coming up with my prediction. I think defense and special teams comes up big in this one for UH and keeps them in it. Offense will struggle at times but will come through with enough big plays to pull it off. But like I said special teams and defense will win this game. UH34 – CU31
I remember that Rudy movie.
What a tear jerker and feel good movie it was.
If only we could find such an inspiring hero to lead our team to victory.
Just guessing Chow and Wynne are drawing up a lot of plays with three in the backfield. The RB usually to the left and the TE to the right of the QB. Noticed they ran more plays out of this formation once Joey went down. Would be interesting if one of the stats guys here would come up with the pass/run ratio when UH is in this formation and the same when only the QB and RB are in the backfield.
Great story on Jason Muraoka.
Let’s hope he takes inspiration from Darren Sproles performance Monday night against the Colts.
It isn’t the size of the dog in the fight, it’s the size of the fight in the dog!
Aloha Pomai,
UH – 28
Colorado – 27
Although the analogy of Rudy might seem to fit Jason is no “Rudy” given the opp he will fit. Looked at the U Mass stats today very interesting. D and ST keep us in game. Offense. Does what it needs to do. Very close game.
Good luck, Jason.
May the odds be ever in your favor.
Go Bows
Good morning everyone!
Go Jason Muraoka! Hope you make the travel squad!
31. Not hating on your prediction but 34-31 score looks like the offense does well and defense struggles. lol .. Unless you meant the defense gets 2 defensive scores, the ST returns a kick for a TD, and the our QB throws a couple of pick 6s.
It’s that day again, just do it and get it on…
Happy Hump Day.
GO WAHINE!
GO RAINBOW WARRIORS!
Regarding Jason. Chow only had to look Monday’ Philadelphia Eagles game to see the advantage of a small running back. Darren Sproales is only 5′ 6″ and weighs 170. But he had over 200 all purpose yards and was the offensive highlight of the game. Good things can come in small packages!
Hubby decided to post a comment of his own (as Mr. Gigi) just now, but after submitting it, the screen said “Awaiting moderation.”
I guess the Warrior Beat won’t accept his email address.
Ah, well, good try, hubby.
It appears that RoadRunner, which hosted my little Tsai-ko web site, has closed down it’s personal servers. I have moved to another server. Click on my name or gravatar and bookmark the new address if you track the same stuff I do.
BTW, if you are planning to attend any UH football road game this year, please post here and/or email me. The activities and list of attendees (who might want to meet other Tsai-kos) are listed for each game at:
http://stevem.altervista.org/away14.html
If I have your email, I will send a group email to game attendees so that you might OPTIONALLY share plans and more contact info for get-togethers. I have already sent out the Colorado group email.
wes’side #17:
you are correct
big difference is that Oregon’s OL could do just about anything they wanted and the “brothers’ had speed, quickness, elusiveness – btw, the youngest was just released by the 49ers
38.
haha yeah I didn’t really think that fully through when I came out with the final numbers…but I was going more along the lines of our defense comes up big with turnovers and scores at least a touchdown. They may give up scores but I think coming up with big plays like that to put our offense in good field position will be a good performance for them. I think the same for special teams. We may not get a kick or punt return for a touchdown but I think they come up big as well with perhaps a fumble recovery like last week or winning the field position battle. Giving the offense good field position will be a big factor.
RE: #40
gigi — we have known your husband as “hubby” since 2006. He should probably try that blog name.
Also, you should email ST with his blog name and the email address he is using… for future clearance.
SteveM,
what is ST’s email address?
Hubby prefers Mr. Gigi as his blog name.
SteveM,
BTW, I enjoyed looking at your website.
Very well put together.
I think someone like Gener is due soon for a big pick 6 type play like he did @ OSU last season. He is a beast
This is sad. I dont think we will ever see Aloha stadium full 50,000 again!!!!
http://www.mwcconnection.com/2014/9/13/6146515/hawaii-football-crowd-looks-sparse
43. My biggest concerns are:
1 1st road trip- Our offense has no idea what crowd noise is yet. If they struggle at home, it will be more difficult with crowd noise.
2 Elevation- Looks like Beemer has the team in good shape but no matter what, can’t prepare a team to play a mile high up IMO. Unless you have a real deep team.
At home, I think we could beat Colorado. On the road, if our offense starts slow and has 3 and outs like UNI, our defense will get winded I think and that wouldn’t be a good thing.
Hoping for the best, preparing for the worst leaving me nothing to be disappointed about. Unless we lose because the coaches do something ridiculously stupid. EX. Colts OC calling 2 running plays with under 3 minutes to go vs the Eagles on MNF with Andrew Luck at QB.
wow comment’s got to get approved before getting posted?
48.
Yeah elevation is a big concern. I think the team will be in better condition than when it went up there last time though so hopefully they still have energy through the 2nd half.
I’m actually curious as to how good the UH defense really is. They looked GREAT against UNI. but it’s UNI. they got torched by oregon state (the secondary looked to be in a state of mass confusion), and they played well against a UW team that didnt’ have their starting quarterback.
Last season, the defense looked great too… until they didn’t.
Sometimes it seems like the offensive strategy is to fit the square peg in the round hole and keep doing it until 1 of 2 things happen…#1:The Square Peg Is Forced Enough That The Round Hole Becomes Square or #2 The Square Peg Breaks
Good morning Tsaikos!
Best wishes to Mr. Muraoka.
Got my MVB season ticket renewal. Ticket prices didn’t go up, but the price of the parking pass did. Anyone know why?????
GO WARRIORS!
GO WAHINE!
The last time UH played in Boulder the team was sucking wind from the middle of the 3rd Q. If UH manages to pull this one out one of the game balls should go to Beemer.
Watching the Nevada-Arizona recap on PAC-12 channel. Nevada appears to run a similar offense as Hawaii, but with different results. Cody Fajardo’s passing. Nevada failed to score TD two times inside the 5 in 1st half by running. Then switched more to passing. TD. Tied at 21. Arizona moves ahead 35-21 on passing by Anu Solomon. With the lead, Arizona going to the run game. Nevada coming back 28-35 on the arm of Fajardo. In the end Fajardo missed a wide open receiver on fourth down. Arizona takes over and runs out the time.
Pomai: UH – 13, UC – 24
wow this is some BS why does my comments have to be approved before it can be posted? This site is whack bring back the old format!!!!!!!
I am not sure if we can win this Sat. First road trip, altitude, PAC 12 opponent. Our QB situation has to improve. I like Ikaika and hope he can find his groove as many others have (after a few games). If he has a bad first half we will need to make a switch and go with Taylor Graham. I am not wishing for this as it will mean a shift in our offensive strategy. I honestly wonder if Ikaika would do better if we slowed it down. I get the hurry up and know that it puts the D at a disadvantage when it is run well. If we are not running it well maybe it just makes things harder for an inexperienced QB.
#35, correct… Jason is no Rudy… He already seen playing time on the special teams.
Just like weeks ago, someone called Kiha Sai, Rudy. When infact Kiha is a scholarship guy.
Folks, please watch the movie Rudy. The guy had zero % of even suiting up.
The closest example of a Rudy was back in 2006 with Louis “Lou-Dog” Santos tried out. Read what Stephen Tsai wrote..
http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2006/Apr/12/sp/FP604120333.html
I brought up Lou-Dog, because I remember guys like Leonard Peters chanting Lou’s name in practice
C’mon, no need be so critical of “Rudy”. It all boils down to the Rudy four C’s, character, courage, contribution, and commitment. This is what Muraoka and many others exemplify.
First game on the road for the dinged up Warrior roster full of injuries. But Colorado hasn’t been that great of a team either. I see a repeat of the Oregon State game by Hawaii behind by a bunch at half time and making the comeback to squeak out a close win.
Hawaii 31
Colorado 28
Not Nasti–how long you been living on the dark side of the moon?
#57.
BigWave,
That’s was a very nice story by ST.
Thanks for the link.
I’ve heard Chow’s answer to why he brought in Higgins for Woolsey. I haven’t heard the answer to shy Higgins instead of Graham or isd it nobody asked him about it.
#20 … when you were earning $1.45/hour and paying $110/semester for tuition at UH, it took you about 76 hours of work to pay for 1 semester. Since UH tuition is now $5275/semester, you would have to earn $69.53/hour to work the same about of time. Federal minimum wage went from $1.00/hour in 1960 to $1.60/hour in 1969, so you would have been making about minimum wage. Today, the Federal minimum wage is $7.25, so a person today would earn about $550 versus your $110. Basically, they could comfortably cover the student activity fee. Bottom line … tuition cost is extremely expensive compared to what it used to be.
http://www.dol.gov/whd/minwage/chart.htm
Oneseason,
I agree.
Tuition was darn cheap back then. 1964-1968.
The 4 yr scholarship helped, and I graduated in 4 years, so no problem.
My daughter is in grad school in Nevada. Her tuition is $28,000 per year.
Hope Warriors are not down at Halftime like OSU game.
Offense keys to victory:
Win the LOS, OL must play their best game, especially C-Urban.
Run blocking & Pass protection success vital.
QB must execute all phases of offense with confidence & precision.
Passes must be on target & receivers must catch everything & become runners after catch.
Balanced play calling run & pass, add diversity to calls, counter runs off favorite plays, utilize explosive slots for fly sweeps, screens & counters off read option.
Take care of the football – NO TURNOVERS.
DEFENSE: Stop the RUN, CU rushed for 240+yds vs ASU.
Pressure QB on pass plays – QB effective short to intermediate passes.
Swarm & gang tackle
Prevent BIG plays
Win 3rd downs – 3 & Outs – get off the field.
SPECIAL TEAMS: Everyman do their 1/11th!!
Execute the game plan as practiced!
Play with great effort, intensity, & intelligence!
Warriors will win if they can execute as described above!
Boola, some would say I’ve been living on the dark side of the moon my entire life. But more to the point, The Dark Side of the Moon is my all time favorite album.
Both Kiha Sai and Jason Muraoka are worthy candidates of the Rudy Award for their outstanding character, inspiration, contribution and commitment to their teams.
Go Kiha and Jason!
#65 gigi-hawaii … yes, grad school tuition is very expensive too. And I think teaching and research assistant positions are harder to get nowadays.
Darren Sproles, RB, 5′ 6″, 190..10 years NFL…if you can play, you play. me thinks future HoF running back
Rainbowcliff
Contact me!
Why Graham ? He has a similar accuracy problem like Ikaika has sometimes, unless he’s improved.
I would say his accuracy problems may have been largely a result of the offensive line issues UH had last year.
awwwww…. poo ting ……..
Infamous Jameis Winston will be benched for 1st half !!!
http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/story/26556640/fsu-benches-winston-for-1st-half-of-clemson-game?
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72.
That and right when he started to get some momentum and move the ball, he got injured.
Not hatin on Rudy pulling for Jason who is a contributor. Jason is a real story while Rudy is somewhat contrived. Know guys who actually know Rudy. Anyway go Warriors. Noticed in game notes Kory R is back to DL.
#66 C-Pop
I think these are the keys to every game.
Go Warriors!
Maybe sum old timers remember the ‘George’ brothers in the late 50’s from St. Louis…..they were all tiny…
Warriors stomp Buffaloes, 31-20. Go Warriors !!
I tink Hawaii going give ’em chance.
UH 73
Colo 9
Beemer has it right regarding the altitude. You need to be prepared for it and expect to breath harder and feel out of breath if you come from sea level. Just breath deeply like you would anytime you run hard. You can run hard and play, but you have to just breath harder than you would at sea level. You want to avoid something almost like a panic reaction as you gasp for air the first time after just waking or light jogging. It is not conditioning, it is just less oxygen when you breath– takes a month or a little more to adjust.
Great Afternoon All!
“Feel good stories” feel better with “W’s”
Let the best play.
4-Prong (hmm… Fork U? 😯 )
#72 Agree wicchu…combined with slow decision-making prolly led to breakdown of mechanics and lack of accuracy. Buggah looked pretty impressive in practice last year but wilted under the “bright lights.”
Maybe a different story with improved OL pass pro and more reps under his belt?
ST: what is the travel schedule for our team; what time are they leaving on Thursday? Is it a non-stop flight to Denver? Noticed Boulder is 25 miles NW of Denver. Is the team staying in Denver or Boulder? Boulder’s elevation is 5400 feet.
Shouldn’t the team get there on Wednesday to get used to the altitude?
There are so many factors looking into this game other than how Hawaii matches up with Colorado.
1. Effects of travel, altitude, playing a midafternoon game, adapting body clocks, where the kickoff would be 8 a.m. Hawaii time for the Warrior players.
2. Grass surface. How does Hawaii do when playing on grass surfaces? When was the last time Hawaii played on a grass surface (USC, BYU) ? Does the team play up to speed? Par? Historically how does a Chow team play on grass?
3.The availability of key players dinged up from the NI game. How’s the RB? Is his shoulder okay? Can he go?
4. In last week’s game against 16 ranked Arizona State, Colorado racked up 545 yards total offense on 72 plays. On the ground the team rushed for 232 yards for 6.3 average per carry. Can Hawaii’s defense stop the run? By air Colorado QB was 35-54 for 313 yards. Can Hawaii’s pass defense stop the pass? The Colorado defense yielded 426 yards.
5. Which teams offense looks to be gathering momentum? Which team looks to be improving? Which teams QB has better chemistry with his receivers?
6. Can Hawaii defenders get to the QB? On the season Colorado’s offensive line has given up 5 sacks in 3 games.
7. Can Hawaii’s defense stop Colorado on third conversion? On the season the Colorado team is converting 45% of it’s chances.
8. Coaching. Which coach and staff can outsmart the other, make adjustments, strategize, motivate players and call the right plays?
9. How does the Hawaii QB adapt to playing in an hostile environment? The effects of the crowd noise when the Hawaii QB is at the line of scrimmage trying to call out a play.
10.Depth. Reserves on the Hawaii side spelling the starters that are gassed–can they make an impact? Or is there going to be a big drop off.
Final notes.
Vele could play a big part in this game. Quick swing passes to the FB position, or out of the TE position might work.
The wheel route to the TE seems to be coming back into the Warriors arsenal.
Key competitions within the offensive line (where Allen made his first start last week at left guard) creates a situation where players have to play well to maintain their starts and playing time.
Key competition at the QB position where the #1 QB knows that if he’s not performing well he will be pulled. So knowing this #1 QB will want to try to put out extra.
For Hawaii having sparred with two heavyweights from the PAC-12 already (and doing pretty well) should give the team a some confidence going in to the Colorado game.
Re-Muraoka
Of the two practices I saw last year Muraoka ,Broman and another player are putting in extra time after practice in trying to get better.
Off to the mauka side of the grass practice field the players would use hilly parts to run up. What caught my eye was that the players would line up into their stances and maintain a sprint up the hills while pretending they were receiving a handoff from a quarterback. These players did it over and over.
Muraoka might not be the biggest. But you can tell he puts in extra time into conditioning. He’s muscular, probably has zero body fat, and his abs stand out.
Muraoka does his part on the scout team, where his primary use is that of a being a tackling dummy for the defense and taking hits. But he stands in there. He does this with a full head of steam.
Muraoka asset to the team is furthered measured in that it might inspire others (maybe some youngster that’s now in elementary school ) to have something to shoot for.
When player of this status comes along, you really do want to root and cheer him along. I hope he gets his chance.
Nutmegger 85 – Football is all about the basics, execution, consistency. Really not a tough game, good players & sound coaching, must have a philosophy and word that plan.
86…when I was a little boy in the third grade I recall watching henry, nolan, and talbot george play for the rainbows at the old honolulu stadium before 900 fans, if that many.
Did you know that buddy fo was a brother?
93…stating the obvious.
@ Eggs -n- Things. Gonna have an omlette!!! Seriously!!! Like our Warriors had, earlier.
You hear that? An omlette!!!
Have an omlette along with my post # 100 while most of ya’ll stuck in traffic.
A Grease gets post # 100!
What will the weather be like in Colorado game time?
At least it won’t be hot and muggy like here.
You gonna cheat again, webmaster? Give a Grease post # 100 as he is duly owed 🙂
A Grease misspelled “omelete.”
Still, he gets a post # 100. :D.
#95 C-Pop
What you said about football can be applied to life in general – taking care of basics, execution and consistency.
Go Warriors!
In a Grease’s omelete right now @ Eggs -n- Things (just the omelete, now, since it is a theme of this week. We ordered other stuff):
• Onions (white)
• Tomato
• Bacon
• GREEN onion
• Vienna sausage.
Mmmmph!!!!!!!
Pomai:
US 35 – DEM 28
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I sure hope Norm Chow gives Jason Muraoka a fair chance…Jason I sure hope you KICK BUTT when the time comes…good luck !!!!!
#93 – or you could just enjoy the game for what it is. 😉
Aloha Pomai
UH 29 bison 28
Mahalo
😆
I’m not reading anyone’s analysis or giving my opinion anymore. Too much has been said of what to do or what should’ve been done. I’m just going to look at the win-loss column from here on out. That’s the only thing that’s going to save Norm Chow’s job.
Inyoface — looking at the UH-San Diego game Tsai-ko attendee list, I notice your email address is the only one I don’t have. If you would like to be on the group email list for potential get-togethers for that game (and UH-SJSU), please email me. Sending out in early October.
Away Game planner at: http://stevem.altervista.org/away14.html
Anyone else planning to attend…even tentatively? Let me know.
True brotherly love…….
http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/11543719/maake-kemoeatu-formerly-baltimore-ravens-donates-kidney-brother-chris-kemoeatu-formerly-pittsburgh-steelers
Just keep on Inoyface. OK? When you get that much response, you know you’re onto something they don’t want uncovered.
Get in their face, Inyoface — they’re the same ones who say “no scah’d” and are probably just the opposite when they see their own shadow sometimes (or a lot). Your argument is reasoned and exudes (ooh. Big word?) a lot of thought as, admittedly, your rebutters.
So, no scared (Grease and Inyoface are the exception to the latter of paragraph 2, above).
THe UPPER part of paragraph 2, that is. Ehy, never mind — it’s late. Yeah a Grease is up so late. Me and Batman. And no, a Grease is not that “Chicken Man, he’s everywhere.” Different generation/century. Like you care. 😛
Attack, attack, go, as the Thunderbirds say, Inyoface.
UH vs Colorado
09 – 38 gobows
10 – 45 Chicken Grease
12 – 36 C-Pop
13 – 41 4-Prong
13 – 24 NotNasti
14 – 28 Tiki808
16 – 27 AlaWai
17 – 34 iwonderwhytheyhateme
17 – 31 SC
17 – 28 JustAsking
17 – 14 tarai
21 – 07 tom
21 – 48 pollypicador
21 – 17 Warrior
21 – 14 Tofuzuke
22 – 20 Lurker #8
23 – 20 BigWave96744
24 – 21 Pomai
24 – 14 kawika49
24 – 48 bowwar
24 – 20 boolakanaka
24 – 14 oldtimer808
27 – 24 3-Prong
27 – 24 Fei Jai
27 – 21 Lawaia
27 – 24 tanman
28 – 24 eMpTy
28 – 27 BigFan
29 – 28 Pcwarrior
30 – 17 kev-1
31 – 17 hatakeman
31 – 28 Masatoshi-san
31 – 27 Haleakala
31 – 28 Whats Up
34 – 31 Andrew
35 – 28 mo808
36 – 23 akuhead2
38 – 21 wafan
38 – 14 Jack Flash
40 – 21 UHfan808
45 – 21 Anklebiters
49 – 28 TChahng
56 – 14 d1shima
73 – 09 kakaako kid
74 – 10 Ipu Man
The tweet by Jeremy Mouse was qite unfair and served little purpose. The stadium itself is among the largest in MW…..I think the turnstile for the game game was 23K certainly not great but not bad either considering the opponent and our current state as a team. As I sat on the home field side I beilieve the open space in the picture was shortly filled with a couple hundred NIU fans. That picture was closer to 45 minutes prior to the game as I was in the stadium at the time. That picture falls in the category of who cares and so what just a worthless thing to do…..Go Warriors—-
Ding, ding, ding.
New post is up.
Here’s the link: http://hawaiiwarriorworld.com/?p=23373