Comments on: We’re all good

By: Stephen Tsai

Stephen Tsai — Thu, 11 Dec 2014 10:23:37 +0000

New post: http://www.hawaiiwarriorworld.com/?p=26547

By: st. anthony trojan

st. anthony trojan — Thu, 11 Dec 2014 10:16:02 +0000

How did the na wahine do there… we won.. n were the games competitive ?

By: st. anthony trojan

st. anthony trojan — Thu, 11 Dec 2014 10:14:06 +0000

POMAI… really… WOW… ne chances we can recruit from there.. that would be nice huh…
see no marketing is why me not know… 2016 make sure schedule a few games in manila he he he.. me have a very many tent for the girls to sleep ..he he he

By: Pomai

Pomai — Thu, 11 Dec 2014 10:07:56 +0000

#73 – st. anthony trojan – In the 2013 seaspm Na Wahine played Kumamoto University and Tokyo Women’s College of Physical Education. In the 2011 season they played Tokyo Women’s College of Physical Education. All of the games where streamed to Japan. They are not scheduled this season.

We also had a chance to go to China last season but it didn’t work out due to NCAA rules, which IMHO the AD could have fought for a exemption which he did not, it was a win win situation. All we had to do was come up with the air fare all other cost was covered by the Chinese Host, it was for an 8 game series.

By: st. anthony trojan

st. anthony trojan — Thu, 11 Dec 2014 09:48:57 +0000

If they really had 96 million..why not use sum for repairs…

Or buy Pomai that new cam…he he he

By: AdmrVT

AdmrVT — Thu, 11 Dec 2014 09:39:38 +0000

#96. I seem to recall that Apple and upper campus were in the black by around $53 million (after they forgave the “debt,” then after Lassner came aboard, they were suddenly in the red.

They announced budget cut backs, including reducing grad assistant positions which led to a demonstration.

But they have other bigger problems. Their medical school bio-labs got sideways with CDC (I think) for lack of security to protect biological specimens from theft or releases. Recall there was a news item on this. There are mess ups by their academic people too. Athletics provides a good diversionary target to divert attention from other problems with upper campus. Great leadership.

And, we want to continue that too, right?

By: st. anthony trojan

st. anthony trojan — Thu, 11 Dec 2014 09:35:22 +0000

And by the way…sure is nice to have a 9 million…not to spend on ne thing specific huh…

By: st. anthony trojan

st. anthony trojan — Thu, 11 Dec 2014 09:33:04 +0000

The Chancellor continues the mantra of athletics being “self-sustaining,”…..
…that is so much BS really from the chancellor…when they not fund the women’s sports….n travel n all non-revenue sports.. but use money from football to do that… then say… football is losing money…

So when they forgave that 9 million…maybe really was not money spent on or by the football program huh …???

By: st. anthony trojan

st. anthony trojan — Thu, 11 Dec 2014 09:18:27 +0000

Thanks Z….Just thinking out loud here….
Wonder just how much in that rainy day fund…
and who else they use it 4 ???

By: AdmrVT

AdmrVT — Thu, 11 Dec 2014 09:05:14 +0000

The handwriting is on the wall. UH athletics is a “dead man walking.”

Gov says allocation of any funds is up to the UH, so not his call. He can wash his hands and claim no responsibility. Sounds familiar. Real leadership at work. Forget that he appoints BOR members.

The Chancellor continues the mantra of athletics being “self-sustaining,” even though we all know it cannot be self-sustaining.

The Leg can put on a show, but do nothing. Autonomy, right?

Only choice is to close up shop. But, in my view, autonomy = self-sufficiency. Run UH “like a business.” Cut their appropriations. Cut salaries. Run it like a business.

Z – Gov can’t spend more on West Oahu by directing funds there. That’s tampering with UH’s budget. Another “line item,” right? UH is like the “Bermuda Triangle.” Money disappears, never to be seen again.

Tempmanoa — only one way to lobby them. Cut their budget and make it hurt. Then maybe they will wake up. Oppose every pet project they want. Since they are “in the red,” no new projects.

St. anthony — as I recall, the money used to forgive the paper “debt” was in a “rainy day” fund that was not earmarked for any specific expenditure.