Pre-game notes and pick the score: UH-Army

September 10th, 2010
By dreardon

Getting ready to head out to the stadium. There will be a lot of pregame celebration, including memorial for 9/11 and honoring of first responders.

Also, I’m told Army will wear 25th Infantry Division patches, in honor of the “Tropic Lightning” based at Schofield Barracks.

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Between people from Hawaii including at least two large tour groups and fans who have gathered from throughout the Eastern United States, I’m estimating more than 1,000 UH supporters today.

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Haven’t been out the door yet, but skies are clear.

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Toward the end of the Friday walkthrough, three skydivers jumped from a helicopter and landed on the field (a safe distance from any players). The players applauded.

Former New York Giants cornerback Jason Sehorn attended, and spoke with Bryant Moniz and Greg Salas afterward. Sehorn is the analyst for tomorrow’s TV broadcast.

“The Hawaii offense is so fast and Army hasn’t played anything like it,” Sehorn said. “For Army to win they have to be able to stop it, but I don’t know if they can.”

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Since tomorrow’s game starts so early, I’ll start taking score predictions now. If somebody gets it exactly right, I’ll take you to lunch. I don’t know where yet, but I’ll give you a couple of choices. First person to submit the score only wins. No one hit it last week.

33 Responses to “Pre-game notes and pick the score: UH-Army”

  1. tommy:

    I don’t know why Army is favored. UH 28 Army 17.


  2. kev-1:

    UH 44, Army 17

    Sunday morning we are going to read in the paper that the Army coaching staff was tipped off by the parachuters about something Hawaii was going to do during the game. Thus taking the media off the hook for this week. =)

    Go Warriors!!!

    Also, I think its a good thing that the team does the Haka so well this year. It represents so much in regards to unity and committment, etc. It just shows how close these guys are, and that will pay off on the field.


  3. Irse:

    UH 34 Army 17


  4. asahi:

    uh 45-17


  5. waverider808:

    UH 48 army 21


  6. kulawarrior:

    UH 37 Army 28


  7. Hilo_Warrior:

    Hawaii 51 Army 8


  8. Its over:

    Hawaii 51, Army 14


  9. empty:

    UH 35 Army 21


  10. vdubb:

    UH 42 Army 28


  11. kram:

    Hawaii 38, Army 16


  12. UH91Alum:

    Hawaii 41, Army 20


  13. Patrick:

    UH 31, Army 17


  14. Steve Paschal:

    UH and Moniz are 30 points better than Army UH over Army 42-16


  15. mac fan:

    UH Warriors 38 – Army 21


  16. Raudi:

    UH 49
    Army 21


  17. Manoa Mist:

    UH 34, Army 17. And I don’t want no hot dog, Dave-O…


  18. dihudfan:

    UH 42
    Army 27


  19. Innocent Observer:

    UH – 35, Army 17


  20. Jimi Marshall:

    Army 21 -UH 14


  21. OldDiver:

    Ummmm…… Burger King or McDonalds
    I’ll go with Burger King

    UH——-47
    Army—-10


  22. papajoe2:

    48-6, hawaii


  23. Kazu:

    31-28 Army


  24. raiderh808:

    49-7 Hawai’i

    Moniz 30-40 280 yds. 4 TD
    Austin 10-15 190 yds. 1 TD
    Green 50 yds 1 TD
    Dimude 70 yds 1 TD

    600 yds Total Offense


  25. raiderh808:

    BTW Dave, I am a big fan of Yardhouse.


  26. mauifarmdog:

    Hawaii 48, Army 14


  27. dakaneohei:

    UH 48-10


  28. protector:

    Warriors 49 Army 17


  29. protector:

    re: the haka,

    I’ve always preferred that they do the haka for the fans that remain AFTER the game, rather than before. When they’ve performed it before, they’ve lost games more often than they’ve won. In at least 2 examples it incensed the opponents and motivated them much more than UH. At times when done prior to the game it seems to sap too much emotional energy and they can’t seem to maintain that level throughout the game.


  30. RainboWarrior:

    UH 34-14 Army. Thank you very much.


  31. NoHitter:

    Warriors 45 Army 24


  32. Dave Reardon:

    29. I’m not a huge haka fan, especially if it’s not done in unison. This team seems like it’s put a lot of effort into doing it right … and all of them doing it. It should be everyone doing it right, or don’t do it at all. Also agree it’s better after the game than before it.


  33. Michigan Warrior:

    I would’ve liked for them to have dedicated it to the First Responders and Military, (and have the announcers announce it as such), and done it after the Army alma mater was done… just as a way to recognize and honor those and their contributions/sacrifices.

    Instead of it being us against them, it could’ve been more like “we are united in this battle”.


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