Hawaii Warriors NCAA Football News

Before focusing on the task directly ahead, the Hawaii football team gave those who will shape the future of the program a chance to impress.

The University of Hawaii will hold a Scout Bowl 8 a.m. tomorrow at the football's grass field.

The Hawaii football team's second bye week of the season is all about the three Rs.

EL PASO, Texas - They gathered in a banquet room that was converted into a meeting room and now served as a screening room.

In the aftermath of Saturday's season-salvaging 42-30 road victory over New Mexico State, the Hawai'i football coaches yesterday hit the town.

It's a win the Warriors desperately needed to keep their bowl game hopes alive and they didn't disappoint, scoring a season high 35-points in the first half and racking up 447 yards of total offense.

Ryan Mouton didn't score in his two games on offense, but got to the end zone in his return to defense.

Hawai'i led New Mexico State, 35-17, with 8:40 remaining in the third quarter of a Western Athletic Conference football game today at Las Cruces, N.M. The Warriors and Aggies traded punts to open the second ...

EL PASO, Texas Having wrapped up the bulk of the preparations for tomorrow's game at New Mexico State, Hawaii coach Greg McMackin said the benefits of the Warriors' week in Texas goes beyond practices and game ...

LOGAN, Utah>> It didn't decide the outcome, but Hawaii's last play with the ball pretty much summed up a frustrating afternoon.

EL PASO, Texas - Running back/slotback Kealoha Pilares and defensive tackle Josh Leonard both took part in the University of Hawai'i's workout yesterday and vowed to be ready to play in Saturday's game at New ...

UH is down 13-7 at the half to a determined Utah State team. IMUA WARRIORS! UTAH STATE VS HAWAI'I THREAD + UTAH STATE VS HAWAI'I THREAD - David Veikune had a big hit on the back to stop him from getting a first ...

Before last Saturday, Hawaii football fan, you could always take a deep breath, back up a few steps and look at the 2008 big picture and the bottom line with at least some sense of reassurance.

LOGAN, Utah>> "Opportunity" was the operative word outside a somber Hawaii locker room after the Warriors' loss at Utah State yesterday.

Utah State led Hawai'i, 20-7, with 8:57 remaining in the fourth quarter of a Western Athletic Conference football game in Logan, Utah.

The Warriors spent 10 days on the mainland last season and came away with back to back victories over LA Tech and UNLV.

A persistent rain had finally vanished and, thanks to a Greg Alexander-led last-minute touchdown drive, so, too, had pesky Nevada and the weekly question about who the Hawai'i starting quarterback will be.

Nevada coach Chris Ault was still seething a day after two of the special teams units had terrible games against Hawaii.

Hawaii quarterback Greg Alexander has been named the Western Athletic Conference's offensive player of the week for his performance against the Nevada Wolf Pack.

We crowded the bar at the Silver Legacy, straining to hear above the slot machines and a hot craps table.