unpaid D-I football

[genks]

Good start for Kam

In the i mortal words of Nate Diaz......

“I’m not surprised motherf*****s”

J/k but seriously this is there collecting respect tour.

[genks]

Very good start for the Crusaders. De Laura looked very good, nice accurate throws. Twice he tried to do too much, one of those times resulted in a sack.

Next week he will face a much tougher defense in Narbonne. I know we don’t want to run the score up with the starters, but De Laura needs the playing time. I wish he could’ve just stayed in till the end of the 3rd quarter. The drives on offense were so short. Would’ve been nice for him to get more playing time to prep for Narbonne.

[bandits1]

Wow, assuming Waipahu has some/most/all of their key missing players back, either Waianae is that bad or Iolani is that good.

[gopunahou]

Wow, assuming Waipahu has some/most/all of their key missing players back, either Waianae is that bad or Iolani is that good.

Something tells me that Iolani would beat Waianae by about 28. It’d be embarrassing if we lose to them!

[hawaiibettor]

if im on he mainland, is there anyway i can watch the kahuku game tonight?

[gopunahou]

It’d suck AIDS boto if St. Louis and Iolani dominate their respective divisions the way the Timmy Chang-era St. Louis teams and 2008-2010 Iolani teams dominated theirs, respectively. I know public schools would love that as much as they love massive budget cuts.

[hawaiibettor]

something tells me punahou is gonna destroy kahuku tonight

[HS Football Fanatic]

Wow, assuming Waipahu has some/most/all of their key missing players back, either Waianae is that bad or Iolani is that good.

@bandits1: I am absolutely stunned by Iolani's win, and the margin of victory. I'm also frustrated, because I don't care for Iolani School at all. I have a bad feeling that both Waianae is that bad this year, and even more so, that Iolani is that good. Can someone tell me whether Iolani has a big D-line? Otherwise, I can't see how they held Waipahu to 14 points when Waipahu has an outstanding RB and a decent-sized O-line.

[HS Football Fanatic]

Wow, assuming Waipahu has some/most/all of their key missing players back, either Waianae is that bad or Iolani is that good.

Something tells me that Iolani would beat Waianae by about 28. It’d be embarrassing if we lose to them!

@gopunahou: Let's get real. There is no way that Punahou will lose to Waianae. No way. I'd like them to. (You know how I feel about your alma mater.) But, it ain't gonna happen.

[gopunahou]

Wow, assuming Waipahu has some/most/all of their key missing players back, either Waianae is that bad or Iolani is that good.

@bandits1: I am absolutely stunned by Iolani's win, and the margin of victory. I'm also frustrated, because I don't care for Iolani School at all. I have a bad feeling that both Waianae is that bad this year, and even more so, that Iolani is that good. Can someone tell me whether Iolani has a big D-line? Otherwise, I can't see how they held Waipahu to 14 points when Waipahu has an outstanding RB and a decent-sized O-line.

It’d be embarrassing and frustrating if we lose to them. Even our 1997-2004 teams (three of which played against Timmy Chang and co) didn’t lose a game as bad as Waianae did last night.

[HS Football Fanatic]

if im on he mainland, is there anyway i can watch the kahuku game tonight?

@hawaiibettor: I know it's on OC16, but is it also streaming online? Anyone out there know? If it is streaming online, I'd assume you can watch from the mainland.

[HS Football Fanatic]

It’d suck AIDS boto if St. Louis and Iolani dominate their respective divisions the way the Timmy Chang-era St. Louis teams and 2008-2010 Iolani teams dominated theirs, respectively. I know public schools would love that as much as they love massive budget cuts.

@gopunahou: As I type this, Punahou is up 14-7 over Kahuku. Both of Punahou's TDs came via the pass. If Punahou can pass like that against St Louis, they have a chance to beat St Louis. If Punahou beats Kahuku tonight, Punahou would be an even more legit threat to St Louis. As for Iolani in D1, I see only two schools that can challenge them: Leilehua and Kailua. Personally, I hope Kahuku dominates Open, and Kailua dominates D1. I'd be OK with Leilehua, but I prefer Kailua. Like you, I definitely do not want to see Iolani dominate D1.

[HS Football Fanatic]

Wow, assuming Waipahu has some/most/all of their key missing players back, either Waianae is that bad or Iolani is that good.

@bandits1: I am absolutely stunned by Iolani's win, and the margin of victory. I'm also frustrated, because I don't care for Iolani School at all. I have a bad feeling that both Waianae is that bad this year, and even more so, that Iolani is that good. Can someone tell me whether Iolani has a big D-line? Otherwise, I can't see how they held Waipahu to 14 points when Waipahu has an outstanding RB and a decent-sized O-line.

It’d be embarrassing and frustrating if we lose to them. Even our 1997-2004 teams (three of which played against Timmy Chang and co) didn’t lose a game as bad as Waianae did last night.

@gopunahou: Again, I don't know why you're worrying about Waianae. Waianae doesn't have an ice cube's chance in hell of beating Punahou. I mean, as I type this, Punahou is up by 7 over Kahuku. (I assume it's Waianae you're worrying about. Does Punahou play Iolani this year? I don't think so. Not with the new format.)

[genks]

1st half thoughts Kahuku vs Punahou thoughts.....

Brady definetly looks better than last year. He was having a good time victimizing Kahuku’s #6 lol. Made some very nice plays, took a few big hits.

I’ve watched Liufau play for a few years now. He’s my favorite player on Punahou. Fast, tough, smart, easy to spot because of the hair.

We’ll see what Kahuku’s defense comes with in the 2nd half. Gotta beat them ALL FOUR QUARTERS, just ask Mililani.

Very good game. I considered going out to watch it in person, glad I didn’t since it’s raining.

[genks]

Imagine, if a combo of STL, Punahou or Kam were the best 2 teams in the state, still only 1 would be allowed to play in the state tournament.

Not jumping to conclusions, not saying it’s true, just a thought.