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But it did not come easy. Shane Austin filled in for an injured Bryant Moniz at quarterback against the Spartans.

Hawaii nips San Jose State 17-10 in overtime Eds: APNewsNow. Hawaii 17, San Jose State 10, OT.

It's amazing what a pair of wins can do. For the first time since the start of the 2009 season the Warriors seem to have a different approach to things.

Blaze Soares had a senior moment he won't soon forget. Soares, a senior outside linebacker from Castle High, got his first career interception and junior safety Mana Silva picked off his team-leading fifth pass of the season to lead the Warriors' defense to what head coach Greg McMackin called 'the best game they've played' in last night's 24-6 win ...

There were heavy rains throughout the past week, but the proverbial dark cloud was lifted from the collective mood of the Hawai'i football team.

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The resurgent running game of the UH football team has captured the headlines for the Warriors as of late, but one factor that's remained consistent this season is receiver Greg Salas who's numbers have him among the nations best.

In the afterglow of Hawai'i's 24-6 football victory over New Mexico State last night, Warrior slotback Jon Medeiros prepared for the inevitable pain.

University of Hawai'i receiver Greg Salas is back at the top nationally in receiving yards, according to NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision statistics released today.

Some people will tell you Nick Rolovich's eight-touchdown performance against Brigham Young in 2001 was his finest moment with the University of Hawai'i football team.

Leon Wright-Jackson only rushed for 43 yards, but scored two touchdowns to lead the Hawaii Warriors to a 24-6 victory over the New Mexico State Aggies in a Western Athletic Conference battle at Aloha Stadium.

Especially the uniforms. That's a no-brainer, they got rave reviews. The green jerseys and white pants are a winner, and Hawaii came out on the right side of a 49-36 score wearing them last week against Utah State.

When Ron Lee pops in video of New Mexico State's defense, the Aggies' new helmet logos aren't the only changes that catch the eye of the Hawaii offensive coordinator.

Some performances were readily recognizable. Others were tucked in the game's deeper layers.

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University of Hawaii running back Leon Wright-Jackson, who rushed for 167 yards and three touchdowns in a 49-36 victory over Utah State, is the Western Athletic Conference offensive player of the week, the league announced.

In the last 100 years, the Lebanon Valley College football team had not had an eight-win season.

Bryant Moniz threw four touchdowns and Leon Wright-Jackson ran for a career-best 167 yards and three scores to help Hawaii snap a six-game losing streak with a 49-36 victory over Utah State on Saturday night.

With a 2-6 record and a big goose-egg on the road-win column, Utah State is hungry.

In 2008, Utah State handed Hawaii its most surprising loss of the football season.