Comments on: ESPN’s No. 1 basketball recruit to play in Hawaii

By: Jet_Wavy

Jet_Wavy — Mon, 06 Nov 2017 05:28:53 +0000

@Bandit

Nonsense. Obviously Kahuku is a football powerhouse but they are consistently among the top 4-5 best finishers in rugby, girls’ volleyball, boys’ basketball, wrestling, and their girls’ waterpolo team is on a 8-year OIA championship win-streak. So no.

By: Bandit

Bandit — Sun, 05 Nov 2017 10:19:25 +0000

Kahuku should just stick to football.

By: Sim Sima

Sim Sima — Sat, 04 Nov 2017 06:05:28 +0000

Let Mid-Pac send their boys back down to D2 and let’s see who runs the show after that. SF small enrollment is not a factor to be impressed by regarding what their bball team does. At least few years back small school AOP when they were ILH contenders were playing at the D1 with the recruits they were bringing in.

By: Telling It Like It Is

Telling It Like It Is — Sat, 04 Nov 2017 05:25:59 +0000

Iolani sandbagging football with 150lb linemen? Hahahahah! Dumbest comment of the year.

By: BoToichi

BoToichi — Sat, 04 Nov 2017 02:38:53 +0000

The NZ kid is ineligible because he’d be a fifth year senior after playing in nz. But kahuku still housing new recruits anyways

By: Greg Shamon

Greg Shamon — Fri, 03 Nov 2017 10:34:15 +0000

I give more props to Mid-Pac and St. louis for finishing last in ILH D1 boys bball last season than Saint Francis winning a D2 state championship. Thats the equivalent of Iolani sandbagging D2 or whatever division theyre in for football. Lets see if your D2 state player of the year is still around his senior season playing in hawaii or not.

By: PlayaHatersAnonymous

PlayaHatersAnonymous — Fri, 03 Nov 2017 09:38:17 +0000

Let’s not talk about over aged players because Kahuku was disqualified for that no one else has been disqualified except for Kahuku for using older players, that’s what I thought Mr. Oka!

By: PlayaHatersAnonymous

PlayaHatersAnonymous — Fri, 03 Nov 2017 09:35:25 +0000

Mr. Oka your poor EXCUSES is the best one, only two games played, like they didn’t know how to dribble? They all dribbled! And your right WE ALL know who WINS St. Francis WON Kahuku, there’s no doubt about it because it happened just like how St. Louis kicked Kahuku’s but in Football! I hate stupid people with stupid ideas like Mr. Oka!

By: Loca1boi

Loca1boi — Fri, 03 Nov 2017 08:33:26 +0000

@PlayerHaterAnonymous is a clown. That kid from NZ was on the 16-under and 19-under New Zealand national teams and was just named to the pool for the senior national team Tall Blacks for the upcoming Basketball World Cup Qualifiers along with his older brother.

https://www.tvnz.co.nz/one-news/sport/basketball/tall-blacks-welcome-back-experience-squad-world-cup-qualifier-and-leave-door-open-steven-adams

By: Mr. Okada

Mr. Okada — Fri, 03 Nov 2017 07:52:39 +0000

@HaterAnalymous
What SF did to Kahuku was not “own” them. It was win by 5 at home against a team playing only their second pre-season game together missing 2 key starters. On a neutral court SF lost to both Kamehameha (who lost to Kahuku) and Lahainaluna (who lost to Punahou) by double digits. If I didn’t realize you were trolling, your SF cheerleading would be much less comical. Every article or write-up about SF since that day has mentioned that they won that game. SF people give themselves much more credit for the pre-season Kahuku win than they do their own D2 title for good reason. Bottom line is SF wouldn’t and couldn’t have done what Kahuku did in the 2016 ‘Iolani Classic or beaten ‘Iolani and Punahou on back-to-back nights for that matter. To me, that proved that that pre-season loss was a matter of a team still finding their way to gel and missing 18 free throws in the process. I wish they did play at the end of the season just so that people still questioning who was the better team could be snapped “back to life, back to reality”. But that game wasn’t necessary. Everybody and their mother knew what the outcome of that game would’ve been.