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The greatest college show on field turf: that's Warrior football. It's a nouveau Run & Shoot adapted by head coach June Jones, that generates huge numbers through the air. Follow the Warriors through the 2004 season here, in their quest for the outright WAC championship, Timmy Chang's campaign to not only break the all-time NCAA passing record, but for the coveted Heisman trophy, and the production of more NFL talent, as Hawaii has become the newest NFL player producing ground.

Winner of the SJSU@Hawaii Fearless Predioction: Sportsbow
Wow a lot of really close scores. wayoutwest is good as usual with a 7 point differential. NelsonO had his season best at 6 points. But this week Sportsbow has bragging rights off by only 3 points! Incredible prediction.

It should have been a one point differential if Ayat didn't miss those two easy extra point kicks!
Do I win the same prize like the first one? LOL!... Sportsbow

Winner of the Hawaii@UTEP Fearless Prediction: wayoutwest
what can I say? I wish I were wrong... but this team has some major problems right now... and I'm not even sure that these problems are short term ones: no depth to speak of, inconsistent play, no sparkplug leaders, no motivational coaches, poor play calling.

let me just say that if some of these potential problems aren't addressed soon, Hawaii's going to take a beating with their upcoming ambitious schedules. I cringe at the thought of Hawaii playing at 73000 capacity Spartan stadium or 83000 capacity Bryant Denny stadium (much less bronco or bulldog stadiums this season).

anyway, I've obviously tempered my expectations for this season. offense is nothing like it was touted to be in the offseason and the defense looks lost. no byes for the rest of the year and the REAL MEAT of the schedule still to come. I'll be looking forward to Timmy breaking the record and pulling off a couple of upsets from here on out. anything more would be icing on the cake.

Winner's from previous Predictions

Newspaper Specials
Both the Honolulu Advertiser and Honolulu Star-Bulletin have published their season opening Warrior football special inserts. The Advertisers EYEING THE RECORD was included with the August 29, 2004 Suday edition. The Star-Bulletin's QB was available with the September 3, 2004 Friday edition. For collectors, you can find limited supplies at your local convenience store, or if you contact each paper. Otherwise, there are online versions available.

Score One for the Son
Posted on August 26, 2004 at 08:11:57 AM by NelsonO

In the Honolulu Advertiser earlier this week, there was a picture of Warrior receiver Landon Gouveia catching a pass in the endzone of the practice field. Here is the rest of the story...

During the 7-on-7 endzone drill on Sunday, the Warriors had the ball on the one yard line. Landon Gouveia was lined-up in the slot with linebacker Chad Kapanui covering Landon.

Standing behind the back-line of the endzone, coach Kurt Gouveia is yelling at Kapanui to jam the receiver. Now Kapanui loves to hit people. Kapanui needs no encouragement.

At the snap of the ball, Kapanui gives Landon a couple of good shots. Landon is a small guy, but he has some quicks. Landon fights through the jam (or more precisely the jams) and outraces the defenders to the back corner of the endzone.

The ball is thrown out ahead of Landon, but Landon goes airborne and makes a brilliant diving catch.

Landon is Kurt's son. Score one for the son.

Don't Live in Hawaii?
Can't watch local games, or listen to the radio? Thank the internet, because you can listen to live streamed games on 1420 AM - KKEA Sports and Talk Radio's  website. You can even watch streamed video of recorded games on K5 The Home Team's website, in their Warrior Football archives. Or it's great for anyone to watch, to see what Warrior football is all about.

Are You a Talented Athelete?
In their March 3, 2004 issue, Sports Illustrated says why you - the student athlete - should go to the University of Hawaii, if not give it some serious thought and consideration.