Comments on: GAME NIGHT 11/29: Saint Louis/Kahuku

By: T103

T103 — Sun, 01 Dec 2019 03:06:14 +0000

Did I miss the part where that one dude from n.s. always ranting about recruiting and thats why Kahuku has hard time winning? lol. Anyone like take bets on which coach is getting fired from a certain public school on the north shore? Gawd, I’d hate to be a coach at that school and have to deal w parents of certain kids where you need to absolutely win every time all the time just to keep your position.

By: Recruited not Rooted

Recruited not Rooted — Sat, 30 Nov 2019 21:33:45 +0000

Let’s also make it clear, Saint Louis makes EVERYBODY better. Better people, better teams, better companies make the competition have to work harder just to keep up. Such is life. Call it the Tiger woods effect. Besides Puns almost beat Stl twice this year with a backup QB, who knows if Brady doesn’t get hurt. Kahuku has a lot of young talent and will be a real challenger for Stl going forward. The Open Division has made everybody step up their game. I think we all can agree on one thing though, Hawaii high school football is better when Kahuku is great. So no cry, just try…..HARDER! Can’t wait till next year!!!

By: Recruited not Rooted

Recruited not Rooted — Sat, 30 Nov 2019 20:57:49 +0000

Let’s be clear, nobody benefited more from the OIA/ILH merger than the OIA and I’m talking FINANCIALLY. GO ahead and walk away OIA, I dare you.

By: 96730289

96730289 — Sat, 30 Nov 2019 19:59:28 +0000

@Really is a troll. @88 stop wasting your time with that clown. It’s like trying to teach math to a toad.

STL did earn the 4-peat and they battled Punahou to get there. Punahou isn’t too far behind considering their starting QB was out for the season.

The OIA is not enjoying getting whacked by the ILH. Easy for a spectator to say, “We’ll, we should teach our kids to play the tougher competition to teach us life lessons,” but that isn’t much fun which is why the vast majority of kids play. If the OIA wants to exclude the ILH, they have the right. And don’t complain to the OIA about any type of “funding,” issues. Public schools deal with that on the daily.

By: suspense

suspense — Sat, 30 Nov 2019 19:27:11 +0000

re@7. also among the stable of qbs at saint louis is sagapolutele’s brother, a 7th grader at sl.

By: Recruited not Rooted

Recruited not Rooted — Sat, 30 Nov 2019 19:16:00 +0000

Don’t see my past comment so I’ll repost @ really Why would Sagapolutele transfer to Stl and sit out a year? With the stable of QB’s Stl already has he’d have to sit out his junior year too and possibly not even see the field his senior year with Graham being a freshman also. Not a chances he’s transferring lol. If you believe that then I have some beach front property in Iowa to sell you.

By: Transferring

Transferring — Sat, 30 Nov 2019 19:05:15 +0000

@really

You sure StL has better academics than a public school? Or are you just “implying” that they do?

By: Reals

Reals — Sat, 30 Nov 2019 17:59:27 +0000

Kahuku is not the #24 team in the nation, no way, a top 25 team in the nation should not have a pathetic offense like that. It’s actually embarrassing for the state of Hawaii to have a representative like that. Mainland people laughing. Then when they try to go plan B which they don’t have , they look like little kids trying to throw the ball lol. Shame on Kahuku, 1980s offense will not work anymore against the big dawgs. For you Kahuku fans who thinks smash mouth football , pound it down your throats, well Kahuku is only going to be as good as that over the weak schools.

By: really

really — Sat, 30 Nov 2019 17:54:22 +0000

@tranferring I know what u wrote.

My point is if kids were to leave punahou to public school, it is implied some must have left punahou for STL since STL has better academics than most public schools. Sorry if I didn’t explain it in Lehman’s terms, I assumed you would be able to make the connection. My bad.

By: Transferring

Transferring — Sat, 30 Nov 2019 16:51:20 +0000

@post #40 (@really)

Duh, of course there are kids from punahou who transferred to a public school. I know some who did it this year.

You need to read what I said correctly. I said if anyone transferred from punahou to StL (while they were still in hs).
Transferring back to public normally won’t lose you a year of eligibility. And who would want to swap a punahou education for one at StL especially that you were already in punahou………