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Hawaii beats Wyoming, 38-14, in regular-season finale

By Photos courtesy Rhianna Gelhart, Wyoming Tribune Eagle

Nov. 28, 2021

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Saving their best for last, the Rainbow Warriors overwhelmed Wyoming 38-14 in their regular-season finale at War Memorial Stadium on Saturday, improving to 6-7 overall and 3-5 in the Mountain West. The Warriors had hoped to receive a bowl berth if there were not enough qualifying FBS teams to fill the 82 bowl slots, with seven openings entering the day — but had eight qualified by evening.
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Saving their best for last, the Rainbow Warriors overwhelmed Wyoming 38-14 in their regular-season finale at War Memorial Stadium on Saturday, improving to 6-7 overall and 3-5 in the Mountain West. The Warriors had hoped to receive a bowl berth if there were not enough qualifying FBS teams to fill the 82 bowl slots, with seven openings entering the day — but had eight qualified by evening.
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Saving their best for last, the Rainbow Warriors overwhelmed Wyoming 38-14 in their regular-season finale at War Memorial Stadium on Saturday, improving to 6-7 overall and 3-5 in the Mountain West. The Warriors had hoped to receive a bowl berth if there were not enough qualifying FBS teams to fill the 82 bowl slots, with seven openings entering the day — but had eight qualified by evening.
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Saving their best for last, the Rainbow Warriors overwhelmed Wyoming 38-14 in their regular-season finale at War Memorial Stadium on Saturday, improving to 6-7 overall and 3-5 in the Mountain West. The Warriors had hoped to receive a bowl berth if there were not enough qualifying FBS teams to fill the 82 bowl slots, with seven openings entering the day — but had eight qualified by evening.
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Saving their best for last, the Rainbow Warriors overwhelmed Wyoming 38-14 in their regular-season finale at War Memorial Stadium on Saturday, improving to 6-7 overall and 3-5 in the Mountain West. The Warriors had hoped to receive a bowl berth if there were not enough qualifying FBS teams to fill the 82 bowl slots, with seven openings entering the day — but had eight qualified by evening.
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Saving their best for last, the Rainbow Warriors overwhelmed Wyoming 38-14 in their regular-season finale at War Memorial Stadium on Saturday, improving to 6-7 overall and 3-5 in the Mountain West. The Warriors had hoped to receive a bowl berth if there were not enough qualifying FBS teams to fill the 82 bowl slots, with seven openings entering the day — but had eight qualified by evening.
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Saving their best for last, the Rainbow Warriors overwhelmed Wyoming 38-14 in their regular-season finale at War Memorial Stadium on Saturday, improving to 6-7 overall and 3-5 in the Mountain West. The Warriors had hoped to receive a bowl berth if there were not enough qualifying FBS teams to fill the 82 bowl slots, with seven openings entering the day — but had eight qualified by evening.
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Saving their best for last, the Rainbow Warriors overwhelmed Wyoming 38-14 in their regular-season finale at War Memorial Stadium on Saturday, improving to 6-7 overall and 3-5 in the Mountain West. The Warriors had hoped to receive a bowl berth if there were not enough qualifying FBS teams to fill the 82 bowl slots, with seven openings entering the day — but had eight qualified by evening.
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Saving their best for last, the Rainbow Warriors overwhelmed Wyoming 38-14 in their regular-season finale at War Memorial Stadium on Saturday, improving to 6-7 overall and 3-5 in the Mountain West. The Warriors had hoped to receive a bowl berth if there were not enough qualifying FBS teams to fill the 82 bowl slots, with seven openings entering the day — but had eight qualified by evening.
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Saving their best for last, the Rainbow Warriors overwhelmed Wyoming 38-14 in their regular-season finale at War Memorial Stadium on Saturday, improving to 6-7 overall and 3-5 in the Mountain West. The Warriors had hoped to receive a bowl berth if there were not enough qualifying FBS teams to fill the 82 bowl slots, with seven openings entering the day — but had eight qualified by evening.
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Saving their best for last, the Rainbow Warriors overwhelmed Wyoming 38-14 in their regular-season finale at War Memorial Stadium on Saturday, improving to 6-7 overall and 3-5 in the Mountain West. The Warriors had hoped to receive a bowl berth if there were not enough qualifying FBS teams to fill the 82 bowl slots, with seven openings entering the day — but had eight qualified by evening.
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Saving their best for last, the Rainbow Warriors overwhelmed Wyoming 38-14 in their regular-season finale at War Memorial Stadium on Saturday, improving to 6-7 overall and 3-5 in the Mountain West. The Warriors had hoped to receive a bowl berth if there were not enough qualifying FBS teams to fill the 82 bowl slots, with seven openings entering the day — but had eight qualified by evening.

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