Comments on: Moniz, Rausch expect to be ready this week

By: Da Punchbowl Kid

Da Punchbowl Kid — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 17:24:34 +0000

By: Pomai

Pomai — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 17:21:23 +0000

Thanks Maverick I guess I drank too much cool-aid and couldn’t think straight. LOL

We will not quit on this team!!!!!
UH vs Wolf Pack
3    –    70    fesootai
13    –    84    JK
17    –    48    iwonderwhytheyhateme
21    –    20    gmahoney
24    –    21    chopsueyboy
28    –    17    Pomai
28    –    24    LizKauai
28    –    27    wafan
31    –    17    lab rat
45    –    42    Jack Flash
52    –    24    bighilofan2
56    –    14    d1shima
56    –    17    Kekoa
63    –    12    homey
70    –    45    Pride

By: Garret

Garret — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 16:31:21 +0000

"People are fickle, people in this town follow the team as long as they are winning and they are quick to abandon," said Musto.

By: bstunna2002

bstunna2002 — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 16:30:58 +0000

Okay I gotta get some stuff off my chest here goes… I’m calling out all the Warrior fans to stick with this program and have faith in Mack & Co. They will turn this ship around, this program gave this State and each and everyone of it’s residents football fan or not the thrill of it’s life in 07″, now’s the time when this program needs us the most we must stand by this team our team,the bickering and sideline coaching is too be expected heck everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but when people call for someones job without merit or ignoring the cards this team has been dealt it creates a situation where bad goes to worse, you think players and coaches don’t read blogs and websites, imagine how these kids feel being scrutinized remember they are students first and athletes second they aren’t professionals, as for the coaches good things will come remember this is Mack’s 2nd season and half his coaching staff is new to the program but once they gel we will be right back at the top…. Now is the time to show this football team what it means to this state!

By: Garret

Garret — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 16:30:44 +0000

KHON article about Mac.

“People pray for you here, people will you to win here, see it almost brings me to tears, I’ve feel so responsible to good and we’re not doing good right now and it really bothers me and hurts me,” said McMackin.

“We’re estimating a football ticket revenue deficit after three games of $230,000. We still have four home games to go and that includes Navy and Wisconsin which are typically attractive to UH fans,” said associate athletic director Carl Clapp.

Many fans have already jumped off the wagon — one even set up a Fire Greg McMackin Facebook page.

“I know those people are good people, they’re frustrated, there’s a lot of people going through some tough times so this gives them something to vent also and I understand that and it doesn’t bother me,” said McMackin.

By: d1島

d1島 — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 16:21:45 +0000

Great Morning All!

Happy Birthday LongTimeUHFan!

whitey,

Wea yu?

Heavy hitting today in practice. 2 on 1…wrap up the ball. If it don’t kill ya, it’ll make ya bettah!
Have a great practice this morning Warriors!

IMUA!

Back to work today. Have a terrific day erryboddy!

HiHo….

By: Bulla

Bulla — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 16:18:01 +0000

bhf2

have a good day bro, we were sitting about 10 rows behind you and to your left…good job at the game……made it exciting…. 🙂

By: bighilofan2

bighilofan2 — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 16:05:39 +0000

Good morning Tsaikos everywhere.

lucky summa you get to watch practice.

i’m gonna go stop St. Joe Church this a.m. lite sum candles. pray for
this sinner. and coach Mack. for him to turn this train around. 😀

have a nice day Taikos.

By: NYUH

NYUH — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 15:53:58 +0000

This was the only system LWJ was ever really successful in, particularly against Fresno State. It allowed him to get a better arc and thus a be a better target for the QB. He scored on a draw that went 47 yards and I think they have a better angle on picking up a blitz and blocking. Not sure why they didn’t go that way. Now, of course, it being used by teams around the country.

In preparing for Nevada a couple of years ago, the Warriors practiced the Pistol offense, in which the QB is in the shotgun 4 yards from the line of scrimmage, with the lone running back 3 yards directly behind the QB. Then — boing! — it dawned on June Jones. Why not run the Pistol during the game? They did, with Leon Wright-Jackson as the back. And they were successful. Maybe they could run it a couple of times in a game.

By: Maverick

Maverick — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 15:49:33 +0000

When did Nevada-Reno become the Rebels?