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Lawrence Chew recorded a three-inning save and Kaeo Aliviado went 2-for-4 with a double and two runs scored in Hawaii's 5-4 victory over UC Riverside on Thursday at the Riverside (Calif.) Sports Complex.
Former Leilehua High quarterback Andrew Manley requested — and received — a release from his football scholarship at New Mexico State. Manley's decision reportedly was based largely on an undisclosed family situation.
The point of Hawaii's spring training is there is no point of no return. When David Griffin lost the No. 1 left tackle's job, it was viewed as a reassignment and not a demotion.
Manti Te'o spent Thursday night with his family in Hawaii, watching the first round of the NFL Draft, expecting a phone call that never came. That call finally came Friday.
Senior-to-be George Daily-Lyles made what he hopes was a lasting impression in Thursday's spring football game.
Day or night, Hawaii quarterback Taylor Graham often hears a King’s request.
Former Hawaii cornerback/returner Mike Edwards is hopeful his football prayers can be answered in the three-day NFL Draft that begins today.
Hawaii football player Craig Cofer will be able to have his steak and eat it, too.
The Hawaii football team went 102 miles to learn how close the competition is among its quarterbacks. Taylor Graham, an Ohio State transfer, is the Warriors' No. 1 quarterback, a ranking he should retain through this final week of spring training and into the summer. But Jeremy Higgins continues to be the X-and-O factor.
To map the Hawaii football team's controlled scrimmage at Vidinha Stadium, it would be helpful to create an inset of the battle between cornerback Ne'Quan Phillips and wideout Chris Gant.
The one-two punch from Littleton, Colorado’s Chatfield High offensive line in 2010 is now one-two at center on Hawaii’s football depth chart.
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Former Leilehua High quarterback Andrew Manley requested — and received — a release from his football scholarship at New Mexico State. Manley's decision reportedly was based largely on an undisclosed family situation.
The point of Hawaii's spring training is there is no point of no return. When David Griffin lost the No. 1 left tackle's job, it was viewed as a reassignment and not a demotion.
Manti Te'o spent Thursday night with his family in Hawaii, watching the first round of the NFL Draft, expecting a phone call that never came. That call finally came Friday.
Senior-to-be George Daily-Lyles made what he hopes was a lasting impression in Thursday's spring football game.
Day or night, Hawaii quarterback Taylor Graham often hears a King’s request.
Former Hawaii cornerback/returner Mike Edwards is hopeful his football prayers can be answered in the three-day NFL Draft that begins today.
Hawaii football player Craig Cofer will be able to have his steak and eat it, too.
The Hawaii football team went 102 miles to learn how close the competition is among its quarterbacks. Taylor Graham, an Ohio State transfer, is the Warriors' No. 1 quarterback, a ranking he should retain through this final week of spring training and into the summer. But Jeremy Higgins continues to be the X-and-O factor.
To map the Hawaii football team's controlled scrimmage at Vidinha Stadium, it would be helpful to create an inset of the battle between cornerback Ne'Quan Phillips and wideout Chris Gant.
The one-two punch from Littleton, Colorado’s Chatfield High offensive line in 2010 is now one-two at center on Hawaii’s football depth chart.
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