Browns pick Veikune

hmmm

First, wow. Good luck Warriors.

Good morning Tsai-kos!

Have fun at the T-gate and scrimmage.

I heard earlier that the today’s 1st game of the doubleheader would be on DishNetwork somewhere, but I can’t find it on the schedule. Did I hear it incorrectly or is it just being shown regionally and not in Hawaii?

J-E-T-S make trade w/ Browns and take Mark Sanchez.

Dan Synder must be making habut.

Dream on, ST, dream on…. 😆

ST – when you get a text msg, you’re supposed to TEXT them back… 🙄

So sad to hear about Golden Girl, Bea Arthur. That dude was a serious talent and a remarkable actor.

Heyward-Bey pick was bad, but not surprising. It’s Al Davis, for crying out loud.

49ers, meet Crabtree. Crabtree, meet San Francisco. C’mon, this HAS to be the pick.

ST,

They took crabtree just like you suggested.. must have been listing to you

wow there you go. broncos take knowshon!

So who will the Redskins take?

where is everyone? at halawa?

I hope a lot of folks aren’t listening to the BaseBows. Not very good so far through 5 1/2 innings.

8-0 Aggies, Bot 6.

I hope there are gobs of fans seeking autographs and at the scrimmage today!

Gooooooooo Warrrrrrrrrrrrrriiioooooooooooorrrrrs!

Just got home from a 95 year old birthday party – and bit late to get started to the stadium.

ST – depending on you to keep us posted on the game!

Is it just me?????…but this draft proceedings is surely boring…I find myself continualy flipping channels trying to find something better to watch.

mctruck:

You’re not alone in that regard.

CRW, mctruck – at least it’s almost pau!!!

Pat White to Miami – will it have any impact on Davone’s playing time?

Congrats David!

Again….the crew on ESPN oblivious to the Browns picking Veikune. They just must not like Hawaii players

Veikune to Clevland! 52nd pick!

djmitcho:

I see that. They just overlooked the Browns picking Veikune, opting to move on to the next pick (the Eagles and that RB from Pitt). And now they go to a commercial break.

Think we’re just gonna hear a blip about it (they’ll just say that the Browns drafted him, but give no analysis)?

Looking at the remaining players, the Pat White choice was expected. Versatility a must in the ‘Phins offense, especially with the Wildcat.

I highly doubt Veikune cares. Congrats to him!

Btw, I guess I _just_ missed his pick…was anyone listening in on ESPN Radio? You’d have to have been listening online because of the ‘Bows game, so this is kind of a shot in the dark…

Of course, none other than Mel Kiper Jr. is doing the player commentary for each pick, so maybe it’s better if we all missed it.

Miami should get Kruger. Or Beatty.

Makai scores on 1st play of scrimmage…70-yard TD pass from B. Rausch to D. Blount. Rausch to Bount for 2-pt conversion…Makai 8, Mauka 0.

From
http://twitter.com/HawaiiAthletics

Offenses are hot!

Mauka ties score at 8-8. Alexander to Bradley for 3-yard strike and Alexander to Salas for conversion.

From
http://twitter.com/HawaiiAthletics

Congratulations to David Veikune! All that hard work paid off! First WAC player chosen! Two words: Cedar Point.

Man, Detroit has done well in the draft so far. I like that TE from OK St. they picked up with their 2d pick in the first round. He’s tough.

Howzit Mav!

Four players from Connecticut in the first two rounds? Huh.

Only six or seven from non-BCS schools.

Right on David Viekune

ST – thanks for the updates = should have made the effort!

moon:

April 25th, 2009 at 10:28 am
this is what moon thinks:

David Veikune-6th round

Ryan Mouton-5th round

Cal vs. Ron in the Warrior Bowl- Cal 31-14

First off…lay off the pakalolo lil bit cause I’d say with your predictions so far, you are really showing your moon. Anyway, congrats to David Veikune going 2nd round, I’m happy for him! Good luck tommorrow to the rest of the boys, hopefully Mouton, Ingram, Josh Leonard will get the call.

what ever pauoa boy,

what did curtis predict? 4-5 rd. for DV

but what gets me angry is your tone, nothing about you is polite

during the season you yell and obsenities at the players, coach and team

you call the former wahine coach a prick on this board

so i guess u the big man telling moon he’s smoking

ok, move on

Yeah, I thought DV would go early in the second day, but to see him go #52 is great.

Second game for the BaseBows:

5-2 UH, Bottom 8th
Slaats in.

moon,

I don’t care what Curtis predicted, I could care less if you like my so called tone and if I’m not polite, so what! Regardless, if you don’t like what I have to say, just skip right along and ignore, you don’t have to read it. Anyway, me saying your smoking pakalolo is because Veikune predicted in Round 4-5 is ridiculous. I knew David Veikune was going early today after seeing him perform at the Pro-Day and hearing the scouts talk about him. Also, Bolla is a prick and I’m glad he’s out! There was nothing positive about him anyway. Anyway, if I say something, it’s usually after I’ve done some research or actually been there live to observe what’s going on to be able to speak out on it.

And just as I type that, the UH bullpen has officially blown the 5-0 lead that Nate Klein left them.

7-5 Aggies.

Veikune is the only player in the WAC so far.

http://www.nfl.com/draft/2009/tracker#dt-tabs:dt-by-college/dt-by-conference-input:wac

Bravo for Veikune!!!

Another proud Warrior joins the NFL.

I hope they remember the UH as they make their millions.

Kekoa . . .

Geez, you left us hanging. How did Kahai do?

Extra innings in Las Cruces.

BOWS WIN! BOWS WIN!

8-7 in 10 innings

I don’t like these hitter-friendly ballparks. Too much stress as a fan with the scoreboard being lit up. No lead is ever safe in parks like these.

Helps for boosting the team batting average, though.

Good win for the ‘Bows!

Thanks CRW.

Sorry for missing the T gate for the class went onk until 2. We made it to the game and enjoyed it from the orange . It was okay , but it seems like the defense was not that good …Otherwise enjoyed the game.
Whats a comeback for the bows…I guess our relief pitchers are not good to blow up so badly in the two games today. It is a good thing that the bats are very hot and they can come bacl…. Go Bows

Anybody meet AKWarrior… Garness’s dad? He made the trip from Alaska.

Yay Makai!

Yay Mauka!

Go Warriors!

At this stage of the game, I’m sure McMackin is looking to see which of the New Guys on Defense have got the highest football IQs. If they can smell the ball, follow it’s path, they can be taught to stop ball carrier, disrupt the pass, or strip the ball. Sounds like an exciting season in the making.

Anybody remember last season’s spring game?

comparisons? Notes?

basically it appears (or from what is posted) that most of the tds’ were scored via the passing game. did any of the rbs’ step up and do their job, blocking and running????? just curious.

whitey,

I believe the third touchdown was Inoke on a running play as RB? No?

Good news, Cassy is the MIL girls champ

http://www.mauinews.com/page/content.detail/id/517775.html?nav=11

The kid (not DPK) shot a final round 76 for a top ten finish and a spot in the State championship.

🙂

http://hawaiiathletics.com/news/2009/4/25/FB_0425095346.aspx
game summary

I thought Alexander looked fine..the others did not have first team guys leaking through like he did..its the spring..he is much better looking off and quicker release than last year…this scrimmage was about looking at the other guys and making the cut..there are some freshman DB’s who look real good….

also what i read is that the rb position is set for opening day w/inoke. correct?????

whitey:

For now I would say yes..come fall who knows but he looks real good….

whitey — here’s the URL to ST’s blog entry covering last year’s Warrior Bowl.

http://warriorbeat.honadvblogs.com/2008/04/26/game-day/

Note LizKauai (Treo) posts for the play-by-play. I remember sitting next to her and all of us around her were serving as spotters… 🙂

looking at stats and reading posts, it appears going into fall, there will be a “new” rb and 2 new receivers in the starting lineup.

hilobilly, be careful w/rats your area. understand that you have some people who have contacted rat lung virus and are in a coma, but there is another rat disease, leptospirosis, which is still around. it can make you really sick, delirious, shutdown of kidney functions, hard time walking, and heart palpations. be careful.

curveball, of course the instigata, kekoa, koakane have installed gps on their crafts. darkside??? hahahahahahaaaa. did homey, bulla, ajoe make it to the tgate??????

councillar, good to see you on the blog. how are things and have you got more trips to maui lined up?????

time to take break.

Congratulations to David Veikune!

I had thought that Veikune would be picked in the 3rd round (based on the information out there, especially the teams that met with him and the teams with LB needs), but had been hoping for the 2nd round. He’s going to a team that needs a pass-rushing LB, and he’ll do a great job there!

hilobilly-

No teasing here. I’m just glad you’re gonna stick around. My only regret is that I don’t see you here more often! WB, brother! 😉

Now I’m hoping that Mouton goes in the 3rd or 4th round, Josh Leonard and Jake Ingram are also drafted, and Sol and Adam either get drafted or get their pick of teams to sign free agent deals with (and that they choose well like Bess did, where he picked the right team and not the highest offer). There are a lot of other deserving Warriors that should get shots at NFL camps also, but I don’t know if the NFL realizes that.

Here’s a shout out to our Wahine:

Softball Splits Doubleheader, Captures Series Over New Mexico State

4/25/2009 8:08:33 PM

Senior Tanisha Milca hit her second home run of the series and 12th of the season in today’s first game against New Mexico State. She now has 33 in her career.HONOLULU – The University of Hawai`i softball team split today’s doubleheader against New Mexico State, but captured the pivotal series. NMSU won the first game, 3-1, but the ‘Bows bounced back to mercy-rule the Aggies in the series finale, 11-3 in five innings.

Stephanie Ricketts started both games and took the loss and earned the win to raise her record to 19-9 overall and 11-4 in conference. She threw 4.0 innings in the first game of the day, giving up three runs on seven hits with a walk and two strike outs. It snapped her string of complete games at 16. In the final game, Ricketts was helped by the Rainbow Wahine offense as they racked up 11 runs—six off of home runs—en route to the mercy-rule, five inning game. She gave up three runs on five hits with a walk and a strike out.

New Mexico State 3, Hawai`i 11

New Mexico State’s ace, Kim Watson handcuffed the ‘Bows for most of the game. She took a no-hitter into the bottom of the sixth, before Tanisha Milca led the inning off with a solo home run over the left-centerfield fence. That broke up Watson’s bid for the no-no and the shut-out. It was the only hit Watson yielded. She did however have four walks with five strike outs in the game.

The Aggies posted a single run in the second inning to go up, 1-0. Hoku Nohara led the inning off with a double to the right-centerfield gap. Ricketts then got the next two outs on a fly to left and a ground out to second, but Tiffany Autry came through with a clutch single to left that drove in pinch runner, Shaleese Javillo from third.

In the third, the ‘Bows got the first two outs, but the Aggies then rallied to load the bases with an infield single, a walk, and a beaned batter. Hawai`i then got the final out of the inning on a fly to left.

New Mexico State extended their lead to 3-0 in the top of the fourth. Angie Ortega and Autry started the inning with carbon-copy singles through the leftside of the UH infield. Stacey Lien ground out to third for the first out of the inning, but moved both runners into scoring position for Kylie Randall, who laid down a bunt single that scored Ortega from third. Ricketts then got Kristi Randall to strike out swinging for the second out, but Kandis Jones got another single through the leftside of the infield to score Autry.

The only run for UH came in the sixth on Milca’s 12th home run of the season and second of the series. It moved her into seventh place alone in UH single-season home run history. It also moved her into a tie for career home runs. Milca now has 33 home runs as a Rainbow Wahine, which ties her with All-American Tyleen Tausaga. She is now one-shy of her career high set in 2007 of 13, which is fifth all-time.

NMSU’s Watson then came out of the game briefly as Vanessa Fitzgerald came in to relieve Watson. But Fitzgerald gave up a single to Clare Warwick and walked Makani Duahaylonsod-Kaleimamahu. She then fell behind against Amanda Tauali`i, two balls and no strikes, and Aggies’ head coach, Kathy Rodolph re-entered Watson into the circle. Watson came back to get Tauali`i to strike out swinging and then snared a little pop-up behind the mound for the second out. She walked Kanani Pu`u-Warren to load the bases, but then caught pinch-hitter, Julie Franklin, looking at a third strike to end the rally and the inning.

Watson ended up throwing seven innings, giving up the one home run with four walks and five strike outs. Fitzgerald made an appearance, but was unable to get an out after facing two batters. She allowed just one single.

For Hawai`i, Ricketts threw 4.0 innings, giving up three runs on seven hits with a walk and two strike outs. Melissa Gonzalez fired the final three innings in a strong relief appearance. She did not allow any runs and gave up just one hit with no walks and two strike outs.

New Mexico State 3, Hawai`i 11 (5)

The ‘Bows rebounded in the second game of the doubleheader to capture the series with an 11-3 win in five innings. Hawai`i brought all nine batters to the plate in both the second and third inning and launched three home runs, one each by Pu`u-Warren, Duhaylonsod-Kaleimamahu, and Audrey Andrade. It was the second homer of the series for both Pu`u-Warren and Duhaylonsod-Kaleimamahu. On defense, UH made some stellar plays as well to help keep the powerful Aggie offense at bay.

Hawai`i’s starting pitcher, Ricketts threw all five innings, giving up three runs on five hits with a walk and a strike out.

The Aggies got on the scoreboard first with a run in the top of the second. Ortega led the inning off with a walk. A sacrifice bunt executed by Autry moved her into scoring position for Tiare Jennings who then hit an opposite-field RBI single to score Ortega from second. Lien then hit a deep fly to center, but Pu`u-Warren got under the ball, but it popped out of her glove. On the play, Jennings had to tag, so she only got to third. A sacrifice bunt by Vanessa Valles then moved Lien to second, but Jennings stayed at third. Freshman second baseman Dara Pagaduan then made a highlight-reel worthy, back-handed stop up the middle, pivoted and threw leadoff hitter, Kristi Randall out at first to end the rally and the inning.

Hawai`i answered right back in the bottom of the inning, bringing all nine batters to the plate. NMSU’s Russell issued a leadoff walk to Andrade to start the inning, and was promptly relieved by the first game starter, Kim Watson. Watson however proceeded to walk the next three batters in a row, to score UH’s first run of the game. Pagaduan followed with a solid single to the left-centerfield gap to drive in both Pu`u-Warren and Traci Yoshikawa. On the play, Katie Grimes was gunned out at third on a nice 8-to-6-to-5 relay, but Pagaduan hustled to second. After a fly out to right, Warwick laced a single up the middle to drive in Pagaduan from second. Duhaylonsod-Kaleimamahu followed with another single, but Watson got the final out of the inning on a pop-up to short.

In the third, the ‘Bows again had a big inning, scoring six runs and bringing all nine batters to the plate. The Aggies’ third pitcher of the game, Vanessa Fitzgerald, then entered and got a ground out to second to start the frame. But she then gave up a solo home run by Pu`u-Warren that sailed high above the centerfield fence. Yoshikawa then walked for the second time of the game. After a swinging strike out, Pagaduan drew a walk to put runners at first and second for the ‘Bows. Milca then hit an opposite field single to drive in Yoshikawa from second. The Aggies’ Fitzgerald was then replaced by Sydney Willard who started off by walking Warwick to load the bases. Duhaylonsod-Kaleimamahu then cranked her first career grand slam into the wind in left-centerfield. It was her seventh home run of the season and second of the series. Williard closed the inning with a ground out to second, but the damage had been done and UH held an 10-1 lead after four complete innings.

New Mexico State responded immediately by getting two runs back in the top of the fourth. Ortega drove a triple down the rightfield line to start the inning. Autry then hit a little chopper to short, but the only play was to first, allowing Ortega to score easily. Jennings then hit a solo home run to centerfield. But Ricketts remained composed and came back stronger, getting a pair of ground outs to short to end the inning.

With the lead cut to seven in the bottom of the fourth, UH went back up by eight on Andrade’s solo home run to centerfield. It was Andrade’s fifth of the season and her eighth of her career. Her home run pushed UH’s lead to 11-3.

The Aggies didn’t go down without a fight though. The ‘Bows got the first out on a line out to short, but Jones followed with an infield single to second. Nohara then hit a squibber to second, Pagaduan fielded it and flipped to Yoshikawa at short for the second out. Pinch runner, Javillo then stole second, but Ricketts got Ashley Maroda to hit a come-backer and threw to first for the final out of the game.

Hawai`i now finishes its regular season next week with a three-game conference series against WAC newcomer, Boise State on May 1-2. The ‘Bows will honor their seven seniors, Audrey Andrade, Courtney Baughman, Julie Franklin, Tanisha Milca, Richie-Anne Titcomb, Clare Warwick, and Stacey Yamada—all of whom are four year players for Hawai`i.

By winning two-of-three games against NMSU, the ‘Bows are now by themselves in third place in the WAC standings. League leader, Nevada, swept Utah State, while Fresno State swept Boise State to go one game ahead of Hawai`i with one week left to play.

Things look like they are really shaping up coming into the WAC softball tourney.

With only FSU and Nevada ahead of us in the standings, there is a lot of reasons to beleive we can capture the WAC Championship and then move on to the NCAA tournament… AGAIN.

We took care of then #22 FSU in Fresno taking the series 2-1 and while we dropped the series to Nevada at home 2-1, we could of just easily won it 2-1 had it not been for the inability to finish close games when we had the lead. This was a serious issue earlier this season and since then Stephanie Ricketts has played like a sophomore or even a “seasoned” junior at clutch times in recent games.

Not to mention that Makani Duhaylonsod-Kaleimamahu has stepped up big recently at the plate.

While he play at 3rd base has been great, I am still waiting for Clare Warwick to show that .300+ hitter that he has been for pretty much her whole career at UH. I still think that if she can get into a “groove” at bat, it will produce a “domino” effect that will spell trouble for our opponents. There is nothing like having one of you senior leaders on the team just light up the Manoa sky.

I didn’t realize that Ayn Rand thought that health warnings about smoking were a socialist conspiracy…and that she died of lung cancer.

Russian man survived a fall out of a 5th-story window…twice in one night.

Free play links pau.

To MadeinHawaii,
you would chuckle to know that when Brysen-Bula #63 ran so fast down the field to blocked Brashton and held him still ( no can move)…
Brashton was pissed pointing @ his great friend. But Bula jus smiled and told him ” LOVE You!”… then walked off…

For one O-liner Giant, that was such a fast move…maybe Mac should make them do sprints every now and then…
Its so much fun to ask them what they say on the field to each other….especially when we watch some passion going on!

They’re both lovable!
Yes folks lets stay positive here.

Congratulations to Shawn Withy-Allen for throwing the game-winning TD pass in his game tonight! He completed 20 out of his 28 passes and threw 6 TD passes.

Walter Ford grabbed a 24-yard touchdown pass from Shawn Withy-Allen with 59 seconds left and the Fayetteville Guard’s defense made the score stand up for a 41-37 come-from-behind win over the Lions.

To Garret,
I do not think that one needs to play peewee football to be able to compete in College or NFL.

I know many (personally) who made it to D-1 and NFL and did not play peewee or JV.

Peewee football is for peewee boys, I think…mine was big for peewee regulations, but made it fine as HS starter and now college football player.
My friends’ sons did the same for college and also made it into NFL…

Garret that is my first hand experiences

kekoa, are you still at the tgate w/iphone???? hahahahaaa. thanks for the update.

going bed cause got to be up by 4:30 and get to course by 6:00 for tournament for duffer and the kids. see you all.

Mahalo Ollivia for that tidbit.

My overall assessment of today’s Warrior Bowl was one of pure satisfaction. Consider this. Both teams were evenly matched. Each team contributed some outstanding plays on offense and defense.

Now, that tells me that this shake down cruise was an indicator of the talent pool they have to this point. The game film should give the coaches a better look at what they have overall. Come August, when they make their starting assignments, it will be exciting to see the final results.

Mistakes were made, yes. Patterns, progressions, coverages, were blown at times. However, corrections were made, and each team came roaring back when they needed to. Fights?…zero.

After last week, when helmets were used as weapons in a real donnybrook, today…teamwork and intensity led to a very different result. After one particularly great TD by the Mauka team, the entire bench cleared and ran on to the field to the North end zone to celebrate!

So like Liz sez, “Unite and Conquer!”

Puakinikini..

I always thought it was “puakenikeni”
am I wrong? …

Ah.. but a rose by any other name….

I know they have to cut about 20 kids soon, but if there was one walk on that stood out to me, it was #85 Corey Paclebar.

I think he’s gonna make the team.

On the flip side, I wonder if either Steele Jantz and/or Bryant Moniz will be “casualties” of the numbers game at QB? We’ve still got three freshmen (Shutter, Graves, and Nielsen) coming soon… 😯

Great T-gate today! Big Mahalo to BG, Betty, Koakane, Homey, Ralph, James, and Hi-flyer for getting the necessary groundwork done before the rest of the crew arrived.

Thank you everyone for bringing in lots of goodies to share. New friends were welcomed in and old friends were a sight for sore eyes! Cindy Cenn, Colomaohana & Hubby shared green bottles with all in attendance. Good stuff!

Now get ready for this…Esme actually came down from Mommy Heaven to grace us with her presence! Really! She did! I’m just now recovering from the schock…

another come from behind win by the bows.

I would really would have liked to see our Colt at SF… I think he could bring back the ole Montana Magic to the 49’rs.

MIH ~ Puakinikini is the correct spelling. It’s also known as the “10 cent flower.” Diana’s favorite, and she planted one in our front yard just the other day.

D-1 ~ u sure traveled a long way to attend a Luau! Next time,axe me braddah, I know some people over in Paradise Cove that can hook you up!

By Kevin Carden

SCPlaybook.com
Posted Apr 24, 2009

With the Trojan Huddle just around the corner, USC Head Coach Pete Carroll met with the media on Friday and revealed the end-of-spring depth chart. Look inside to see which players captured a starting spot.

Offense

QB – Corp, Barkley, Mustain Green, Manoogian

FB – Havili, Shoemate, Goodman

TB – Johnson OR McKnight OR Gable OR Bradford, McNeal OR Tyler

SE – R.Johnson, Ausberry, Cameron, Carswell, Stephens, Vigoren, Ness, Barmeyer, Blackhart

FL – D.Williams, T.Patterson, Butler, Green, Boyer, Calcagnie, Cavignac, Gibson

LT – C. Brown, B. Lewis

LG – Byers OR Heberer, M. Coleman

C – Byers OR O’Dowd, Reardon OR Nolan

RG – N. Howell OR A. Parsons, Abe Markowitz

RT – Smith, Kalil

TE – McCoy, R. Ellison, Ayles, Gatena, Stephenson, Herring

The 2 boys ahead of Abe are Seniors:

RIGHT GUARD
56 Alex Parsons 6-4 300 SR
OR 76 Nick Howell 6-5 280 SR*
# 50 Abe Markowitz 6-2 280 FR*
72 Martin Coleman 6-5 315 SO*

Liz – Check your email box.

here’s a few pics from the game
http://picasaweb.google.com/chawancut/WarriorBowl2009#

Yo!!!, According to the Dallas Morning News paper today, reporting on SMU football, quoting June Jones, SMU transitioning from the shot-gun to the pistol formation. Now, that’s news especially since coach Jones was pretty much set on the shot-gun prior to this season.

I hope UH is listening to this. Personally, since observering Neveda’s demonstration of the pistol in previous season’s I was hoping UH would adopt this new formation cause it get’s the ball quicker to the qb and overall, the offensive plays develop much faster thus allowing the defense less time to get to the qb and rb’s…especially the de’s ability to make plays.

If I’m reading this right…Veikune is the third player from a non-BCS school to be selected in the first two rounds of the NFL draft…but ahead of MWC rival school, Utah which had two picks, but behind UH’s Veikune in the second round. Go Waariors!!

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Well, to have my breakfest and watch the rest of the draft to see if anymore UH players get in there.(got my fingers crossed).

good morning tsaikos, brew, mctruck

Good morning whitey!

I was just thinking of some grilled up-country p-sausage….. 😆

A beautiful Sunday to everyone!

Thank you, everyone, for the reports of the games!

And, to c_c for the news clips and photos!!!

Great Morning All from the PNW!

Mahalo chawan_cut for the video will check out your pics later…gotta get to work on my pics from luau.

Hoping for more good news from da No Fun League for da Warriors in Waiting….

….whooooshhhh!

Mouton is a Titan! #94 in Round 3!!! 😆 😆 😆 😆

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Good morning all!!

Great news….Ryan Mouton selected by the Tennessee Titans in the 3rd round number 94 over all. Yeah Warriors 😀

Congrats dude, you deserve it.

Every one seems to have their own game updates, great.

i am expecting for real fun. It is beginning of battle.