to San Jose State...lol..guess Hawaii really deserved that #16 ranking...
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Yeah, on the great ESPN they were talking about Hawaii possibly winning out and maybe grabbing a BCS berth and pulling a Boise State. Hawaii should be ranked around #40 or so. They have beat up on some good NAIA teams thus far but will probably lose 1 if not 2 more games this year.
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There are 10 SEC teams that deserved that ranking more than Hawaii does..lol
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Man...those jerseys are trash
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I lived in Hawaii for 2 years and I absolutely hate that team. The only real "game" they ever played was BYU...and sometimes they would win that one..most of the time not. But, to hear the folks on the island talk you'd think they were the best the NCAA had to offer....and their unis were worse then than they are now.
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I remember those ugly arse green unis with the Rainbow Brite rainbow on the helmet.
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Haha that cacth was pretty great. It was so over dramatic ahaha
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Those were the ones...and green pants with a rainbow down the leg...lol. That was when they were the Rainbows. They didn't add the "warrior" part til a few years later.
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Funny...the announcers sayin Colt Brennan can define his legacy with this game...and the opponent is San Jose St...lol
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i dont think any team in the top 25 is safe this year...is it just me or has this been the season with the most parity??
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