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- By Dave Reardon dreardon@staradvertiser.com
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Oct. 22, 2017
David Matlin has a perfectly good reason for cherishing a favorite Major League Baseball team and also having a clear choice for second favorite. That’s why when his No. 1 team lost its best pitcher late this season, it wasn’t too traumatic.
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- By Dave Reardon dreardon@staradvertiser.com
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Oct. 20, 2017
Throughout the 2016-17 season he sat on the bench in street clothes. He was at once a reminder of the good old days and a harbinger of a potentially bright future for the University of Hawaii basketball team.
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- By Dave Reardon dreardon@staradvertiser.com
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Oct. 18, 2017
Tripler-born Dino Babers is teaching Hawaiian at Syracuse University.
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- By Dave Reardon dreardon@staradvertiser.com
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Oct. 16, 2017
Did they hit the reset button a week too late?
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- By Dave Reardon dreardon@staradvertiser.com
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Oct. 14, 2017
As it prepares to host San Jose State tonight, the University of Hawaii football team’s record is 2-4. But it could easily be 1-5 or 3-3. It might even be 4-2 if just a couple of plays had gone the other way.
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- By Dave Reardon dreardon@staradvertiser.com
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Oct. 13, 2017
It’s fitting that this is homecoming weekend and Bob Wagner’s 1992 University of Hawaii football team is being celebrated as inductees of UH’s Circle of Honor.
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- By Dave Reardon dreardon@staradvertiser.com
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Oct. 11, 2017
Bob Apisa never played in the NFL. Knee injuries saw to that. But he inspired others who did eventually play football at its highest level, and that’s part of why Apisa will be enshrined in the Polynesian Football Hall of Fame in January.
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- By Dave Reardon dreardon@staradvertiser.com
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Oct. 8, 2017
The University of Hawaii football team’s performance late in the first half of Saturday’s game at Nevada made folks think back to days past. And we’re not talking about glory days.
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- By Dave Reardon dreardon@staradvertiser.com
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Oct. 7, 2017
Something has to give at Mackay Stadium as the Rainbow Warriors, who have lost three in a row, visit the Wolf Pack. Nevada is 0-5.
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- By Dave Reardon dreardon@staradvertiser.com
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Oct. 6, 2017
Like many other people, Timmy Chang has yet to win in Reno.
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- By Dave Reardon dreardon@staradvertiser.com
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Oct. 4, 2017
You can buy a UH football jersey with the same numbers that Noah Borden and Dejon Allen wear on their Rainbow Warriors uniforms.
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- By Dave Reardon dreardon@staradvertiser.com
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Oct. 2, 2017
Nick Rolovich knows all about the sophomore slump. He has seen it first hand.
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- By Dave Reardon dreardon@staradvertiser.com
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Sept. 30, 2017
The last time Hawaii and Colorado State played each other in football, they were two Mountain West programs headed in opposite directions.
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- By Dave Reardon dreardon@staradvertiser.com
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Sept. 29, 2017
Don’t expect 2nd Lt. Marshall Plumlee ever to kneel during the playing of the national anthem.
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- By Dave Reardon dreardon@staradvertiser.com
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Sept. 27, 2017
There’s a dual-threat quarterback from Hawaii starting for an undefeated college team.
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- By Dave Reardon dreardon@staradvertiser.com
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Sept. 24, 2017
This one’s going to sting for a while for the University of Hawaii football team and its fans.
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- By Dave Reardon dreardon@staradvertiser.com
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Sept. 23, 2017
Legi Suiaunoa spent the past two weeks binge-watching. It’s not one of his favorite shows, oh no … far from it. But it had to be viewed, again and again.
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- By Dave Reardon dreardon@staradvertiser.com
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Sept. 22, 2017
Some will come from Cody, the town named after the legendary frontiersman Buffalo Bill … 350 miles away, up near the Montana state line, not far from Yellowstone National Park.
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- By Dave Reardon dreardon@staradvertiser.com
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Sept. 17, 2017
The losing streak is finally over at McKinley High School. Before Friday’s 22-0 victory at Waialua, the Tigers hadn’t won a varsity football game since 2013.
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- By Dave Reardon dreardon@staradvertiser.com
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Sept. 13, 2017
Did he target or didn’t he?
The officiating crew on the field Saturday at the University of Hawaii’s football game at UCLA and the replay review officials determined that Tui ’Unga did not break the rule that disallows leading with the helmet at an opponent’s neck or head.
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- By Dave Reardon dreardon@staradvertiser.com
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Sept. 11, 2017
When UCLA beat Hawaii 56-23 on Saturday, the Rainbow Warriors gained 515 yards while the Bruins produced 505.
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