They ended the 2015 season against each other in a state final and began the 2016 season on a quest to meet again.
Saturday night at Aloha Stadium, we do it again as the rivalry between Kahuku and Saint Louis continues with the inaugural Open Division state football championship on the line.
Live updates will follow below.
No. 2 Saint Louis 30, No. 1 Kahuku 14
Saint Louis (10-1) wins its fourth state football title and ends Kahuku’s 24-game winning streak against Hawaii teams.
FOURTH QUARTER
Crusaders force another turnover.
Dylan Silva breaks off a 43-yard TD run. Ball game.
Fourth-and-1 and DL Darcy Freitas comes flying in for a sack. After the play is over, Freitas is called for shoving the quarterback’s head into the ground, but the 15 yards isn’t enough for a first down and Saint Louis takes over.
Saint Louis ball on the 20. Second-and-2 and Tagovailoa tries to leap over Kaniho. Ball comes out but he clearly hit the ground before fumbling. Third-and-1. Tagovailoa tries to scramble on a pass call but is marked short. Fourth-and-1. Saint Louis calls timeout with 6:16 left to think about it. Ball is own its own 29. Crusaders go for it. Tagovailoa lines up in the shotgun, comes up to fake an audible, takes the snap under center and runs left, breaks a tackle and picks up 28 yards to the Kahuku 43. Play of the game so far. First down. Crusaders call timeout second-and-8 at the 41 with 5:25 to go. Young on the reception for 11 tough yards to the 30. First down. QB draw and Tagovailoa finds a hole and he’s GONE. 30-yard TD run. Touchdown Saint Louis with 4:44 to go. Delay of game on the extra point try though. This is a huge kick. From 25 yards out. Kaniho tries to time the snap and jump over the line but is offsides. Try now from the 4-yard line. Kaniho tries it again and moves early again. Extra point is good. Two-possession game with 4:44 remaining. 23-14.
Vakapuna with a huge kick return all the way to the Saint Louis 35. Roughly 52 yards on the return. Direct snap to Brown goes for 31 yards to the 4, but a flag down. Holding on Kahuku. Ah-Hoy in the game on offense and his first carry goes for 7 yards. Timeout Saint Louis as Kahuku has first-and-10 on the 24 with 11:11 to go. Ah-Hoy runs for 2 and pays the price at the end as he takes a big shot from Toilolo. Ah-Hoy gets 2 more and it’s third-and-6. Vakapuna breaks through a hole up the middle for 8 big yards and a first down. Vakapuna for 2 to the 10. Tuitele with another tackle but Ah-Hoy gets to the 5. Third-and-3. Ah-Hoy spins his way to the 2 and they give him the first down. First-and-goal at the 2. Ah-Hoy about to go in the end zone and he FUMBLES. Isaiah Tufaga recovers for Saint Louis in the end zone. Stunning turn of events.
Crusaders third-and-6 at the 18 but a false start moves them back 5. Tagovailoa overthrows a receiver. Fourth down. This would be about 40 yards again. Tobias is GOOD with his third field goal in four tries and Saint Louis leads Kahuku, 16-14, 11:50, Q4.
THIRD QUARTER
Punt takes a Kahuku bounce and Saint Louis will start from its 23. Tagovailoa has an open receiver down the left hash but his bullet is overthrown. Had a chance to be a big play, maybe six. Instead it’s third-and-3 at the 30. False start on Saint Louis first. Third-and-8 and Tagovailoa hits Kekahuna-Kalawe for 13 yards and a first down. Just a ridiculous deep ball to Panoke for 40 yards. Saint Louis threatening again. Big third-and-7 play coming up.
Third-and-2 and Vakapuna is stopped by Sandry to force a punt.
Possible bad injury on the field as Saint Louis LB Noa Purcell is down. He is able to get off the field with help from his teammates, but that’s two starting linebackers out for the Crusaders. Purcell bleeding from above and below right eye according to our Christian Shimabuku.
Saint Louis has had three trips inside the Kahuku 20 and come up with only six points on two field goals.
INJURY UPDATE: Slade-Matautia has his left arm in a sling and is done for tonight.
Crusaders start on their 48. Designed QB draw for Tagovailoa picks up 15 to the 26. Ah-Hoy breaks up Tagovailoa’s pass over the middle. Tobias will try a third field goal, this time from 35. NO. OFFSIDES on Kahuku. First down Saint Louis to the 13. NO! They call it on Saint Louis. Had me fooled. Tobias misses from 40 yards wide left. Kahuku holds again.
Kahuku ball on its 20. Kahuku’s VaaiVaka Fale called for a false start and then a personal foul. Timeout Kahuku. Red Raiders facing a third-and-9 at its 21 after two runs. Maiava’s second pass attempt of the game is broken up by Sandry, Kahuku will punt.
Saint Louis will receive. First play is a 9-yard pass from Tagovailoa to Oasay. Dylan Silva‘s first carry results in a first down after a gain of 3. Tagovailoa with a bullet to Makoa Close for 9 yards to set up third-and-1. Austin Tuisano gains 7 as quite a hole opened on the left side of the Crusaders’ OL. Perfect ball on the out route to Young picks up a first down into Kahuku territory. Tagovailoa scrambles for 12 yards and he plows over a defender at the end of the run. Tagovailoa’s pass is high off a receiver’s hands and Kesi Ah-Hoy comes up with the INT. Refs are mulling it over and they call it an INT. First INT of Tagovailoa for the Red Raiders.
Haka No. 2 by the Kahuku faithful as we close halftime while the Kahuku football team gathers at midfield.
HALFTIME STATS
Tagovailoa 6-10, 127 yards, TD; nine carries, 42 yards
Panoke 2 receptions, 61 yards, TD
Brown 13 carries, 110 yards, TD
Vakapuna 8 carries, 55 yards, TD
Kahuku 30 rushes, 182 yards
Total yards: Kahuku 182, Saint Louis 177
Faatui Tuitele (STL), 7 tackles, 1 sack
Isaac Slade-Matautia (STL), 6 tackles
Miki Ah You (Kah), 4 tackles
Sioeli Naupoto (Kah), 4 tackles
SECOND QUARTER
Saint Louis content go to the locker room down one. HALFTIME. Catch your breath, everyone.
Kahuku starts on its 38 and Maiava picks up 9 to the 47. Nice run by Vakapuna wiped out by a holding call. Vakapuna comes back the other way and picks up 33 yards to the Saint Louis 25 with 1:48 remaining. Brown with another big hole and he runs for 13 yards and is marked out at the 7. 1:13 now on the clock. Harmon Brown 7-yard TD run. Third lead change of first half as Kahuku back in front 14-13 with 1:08 to go.
Sekope Latu switched field position with a nice punt. Saint Louis now third-and-9 on its 16. Incomplete. Just the second incomplete pass thrown by Tagovailoa tonight. First punt for Saint Louis after going FG-FG-TD on first three drives.
Kahuku TE Pua Falemalu is injured on a play while Saint Louis LB Isaac Slade-Matautia was spotted heading to the locker room with a trainer. Kahuku goes three-and-out after a 42-yard kickoff return by Stokes Nihipali-Botelho, who had one man to beat and was tripped up.
BREAKING: Tagoaviloa is Hawaii’s all-time passing king
Crusaders have a nice run back on the kickoff called back by a penalty. Saint Louis will start on its 23. Tagovailoa hits Chandler Washington-Villanueva for 25 yards to the 48. TAGOVAILOA BREAKS TIMMY CHANG’S ALL-TIME CAREER PASSING RECORD with a 52-yard TD strike to Jonah Panoke. 13-7, 5:36.
Crusaders fumble the punt and Kahuku recovers on the Saint Louis 47. Third-and-3 on the 40. Direct snap to Vakapuna goes for 2 yards. LB Dylan Toilolo on the tackle. Vakapuna looks like he got a good spot though and they will measure. Nope. First down. No measure. Vakapuna gets to the outside for 8 yards to set up third-and-1 at the 28 of Saint Louis. Brown with the direct snap and he picks up 5 yards for a first down. Kahuku going to its jumbo formation. Brown gets inside the 5 but flags fly. Brown’s run counts as both fouls (targeting, personal foul) on Saint Louis. Elvis Vakapuna with a 1-yard TD run. Kahuku takes first lead, 7-6. 5:57.
Browns for 7 yards on the first carry but Kahuku then moves early. Steven Lombard stuffed on third down for 1 yard and Kahuku is three-and-out.
Crusaders will start second-and-7 on the Kahuku 8. LB Sioeli Naupoto gets the Red Raiders’ first sack to set up third-and-9 at the 10. Tagovailoa hit as he threw and the ball is just wide of the outstretched hands of Young. Vimahi on the hit. Jacob Tobias hits a 27-yard field goal. 6-0, 11:08.
FIRST QUARTER
Saint Louis ball on its 49. Tagovailoa with a deep ball and an easy pass interference call on Stokes Nihipali-Botelho. That will be 15. Tagovailoa scrambles for a yard, he has 26 rushing yards on five carries. Tagovailoa dances for 12 yards to the Kahuku 23. First rushing attempt for Tosh Kekahuna-Kalawe picks up 3. Jonah Panoke with a 9-yard reception to the 11. First down.
Kahuku starts on its 20. Slade-Matautia back in the game but he can barely move his left arm as Harmon Brown picks up 26 yards on first run. Another 12 on the ground for Brown. Elvis Vakapuna gets his first carry for 3 yards. Maiava picks up 3 on direct snap to set up third-and-4. Faatui Tuitele in on the stop for Saint Louis’ DL. Kefu carries Tuitele just short of the marker. It will be fourth-and-inches. Kahuku will go. False start on the Red Raiders. Huge penalty. Kahuku goes for it on fourth-and-6 at the Crusaders’ 38. Maiava drops back and is SACKED by who else, Faatui Tuitele. Crusaders take over.
Saint Louis will start on its 35. Senior Tua Tagovailoa at QB for the Crusaders. First pass is complete to Ronson Young for 7 yards. Tagovailoa breaks contain and has a big gainer, but he fumbles. Tua jumps on it for a pickup of 18 yards. Crusaders call timeout. Tagovailoa has Young down the seam for a 28-yard pass. Ball comes out but he’s whistled down at the 12. Tagovailoa 2-2, 35 yards. Tagovailoa to Young again for 6 yards to the 6. Tagovailoa scrambles for 5 yards to the 1. First-and-goal. Aliki Vimahi stuffs Tagovailoa for no gain. Tagovailoa scrambles out and throws high but flag on the play. Saint Louis called for a hold. Crusaders on the 15 and Tagovailoa has Leelan Oasay open over the middle but the throw is low. Kesi Ah-Hoy sniffs out the QB draw on third down for a gain of 2. Jacob Tobias hits a 30-yard field goal. First time Kahuku has trailed to a Hawaii team this season. 3-0, 5:14
Touchback. Kahuku will start on the 20. Freshman Sol-Jay Maiava at QB. John Paul Kefu gets the first handoff and picks up 5 yards. Kefu gets 2 more as LB Isaac Slade-Matautia gets there first for the tackle. Third-and-3. Injury timeout first for Slade-Matautia. Kefu stopped for a gain of 1. DB Rick Sandry got their first for the stop. Kahuku three-and-out.
Kahuku will receive. Here we go. Kahuku fans did the haka. Saint Louis answered by screaming as loud as possible. Game on.
TEAM CAPTAINS
Saint Louis: Michael Minihan
Kahuku: Kekaula Kaniho, Kesi Ah-Hoy, Vili Fisiiahi, Aliki Vimahi
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Kahuku (11-1) has won 24 straight games against Hawaii opposition. Saint Louis (9-1) has won 24 of its last 28 games.
This will mark the final game for five-star quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, who has committed to Alabama and will enroll in January. Tagovailoa needs 87 yards to pass Timmy Chang as the state’s all-time career passing leader.
To get you ready for the game, here is our coverage leading up to Saturday night.
• Game Day: Kahuku vs. Saint Louis (via Staradvertiser.com)
• Kahuku, Saint Louis ready for rematch (via Staradvertiser.com)
• Kahuku fans ready to put on show
• VIDEO: Cal Lee, Vavae Tata preview game
• Chang recalls young Tua saying he will break record
• Kahuku’s Maiava could be first freshman QB to win state title
• What happens when No. 1 plays No. 2
• Rivalry renewed: Kahuku vs. Saint Louis
• Kahuku, Saint Louis alone on the big stage
• Favorites, science and family: Kekaula Kaniho
HISTORY: Saint Louis leads the series 11-7 in the Prep Bowl and state championship eras, but Kahuku has won seven of the last nine meetings and the last five games in a state final.
What does Kahuku have in store for everyone with its pregame haka? Can Kaniho continue his pick-six run? Can Tagovailoa solve the best defense in the state? We’ll find out beginning around 7 p.m. tonight.
Best Cheer- Kahuku
Best Haka – Kahuku
Best Community pride- Kahuku
Best Coach to turn around a hopeless football team- Vae Tata
2016 Champs- St Louieeeeeee
Sorry but it was shown how Sol Jay is not a Qb. Don’t give up on your dreams. At least you have a scholarship as an Athlete!
Oh and Stokes??? Exactly why he doesn’t have scholarship cause he is too slow and that’s why he got burnt all night. Sorry but when you play a weak schedule every week, you will get interceptions all night. Go JC route! Fa Miki!
What happened to all the Kahuku people talking about the age rule and all that being an advantage during the prep bowl era? What u got to say now? What? U guys paint horses and hang flags from your big ass trucks and What? Y’all got smoked last night…..btw when has Kahuku ever produced a five star product? When have they ever produced a top notch NFL player? Let’s hear it? I heard someone before the game telling someone that st louis defense was blah, offense blah, and special teams blah. Well who was blah last night? And st louis stuffed you guys without two top LBs. Btw….Stokes….u got burned by someone who never had a receiving TD this season. Kaniho maybe you shouldve played basketball instead….u got hopppps! Haha….best defense ever? I guess that question has been answered. Must’ve been a long ride home last night for the North Shore. This is for all the people who talked shit before the game last night.
This forum is crazier than the Hawaii Warrior World.
Thank you Kahuku fans for a wonderful season. See you guys next season since we all know that’s the only time you guys come out.
Yeah and the only time you come out is when you finally win. Thank you for waiting untill after the winner was decided to grow a pair and post.
@Quite remember a Super Bowl Champion named Chris Kemoeatu?
88 can’t handle the heat. But that’s what happens when you run your mouth about ILH conspiracies, recruiting, how kahuku is god’s gift to football, and slandering other coaches, players, and fans. Eat your humble pie, son and shut your mouth. You’re making yourself look worse than you usually do.
“88 November 20, 2016 at 7:22 pm
Yeah and the only time you come out is when you finally win. Thank you for waiting untill after the winner was decided to grow a pair and post.”
LOL! You know why they waited, 88? They’re not posting because st louis won. They’re posting because you finally got what was coming to you with your arrogant attitude and your crap talking of everyone and everything. They’re not so much trying to hate on kahuku but more trying to hate on you and all the kahuku fans who are just like you. because you know had kahuku won, you would be running your mouth even more bashing ILH, bashing other teams, bashing other people, bashing HHSAA, and so on.
How’s your humble pie tasting, 88? I hope it’s as delicious as your tears look.
So what’s everyone’s predictions next year guys? St. Louis repeat? Kahuku revenge? Or will another ILH/OIA school emerge? Kahuku loses alot of key players, St. Louis loses Tua, we shall see. . . Congrats Tuaman manaia lo siva. . . Manuia. Cheehoooo. . . https://www.instagram.com/p/BNBmrF3AEM7/
So much anger on here. Isn’t this forum supposed to be to politely discuss sports involving student athletes? When did it turn from supporting student athletes for doing something positive to adults acting immature.
No 1 has a problem with kahuku football. Dey some solid usos. Wat we all no like is how u run ur mouth n how dumb u are. U don’t even understand wat da word overrated means. And I agree wit jeezy dat u talk so much shit. N most of da time u don’t know wat da hell ur talkin about. Cuz u talk all kine crap and every1 on here knows u don’t know shit. U come on dese boards cuz it’s da closest u can eva come to being involved in football. We not dumb. We all know u wish u wuz 1 cosch but ain’t. So simple u.
Crusaders Humble in WIN, Cal Lee and staff not dead yet, remarkable win, Bishop Gorman and Saint Louis (Catholic Private School) just to powerful for Kahuku this year, Coaches at St. Louis prepared well for this game. Tua, the Man. Now where is all the negative people before the start of this game went, can’t speak now, Mission Accomplished. St. Louis New #15
# 1 in Hawaii, St. Louis, # 15 in Max’s top 25.
Chris Kemoeatu? Chris Kemoeatu? I said five star bro.
QUIET November 20, 2016 at 6:31 pm
What happened to all the Kahuku people talking about the age rule and all that being an advantage during the prep bowl era? What u got to say now? What? U guys paint horses and hang flags from your big ass trucks and What? Y’all got smoked last night…..btw when has Kahuku ever produced a five star product? When have they ever produced a top notch NFL player? Let’s hear it? I heard someone before the game telling someone that st louis defense was blah, offense blah, and special teams blah. Well who was blah last night? And st louis stuffed you guys without two top LBs. Btw….Stokes….u got burned by someone who never had a receiving TD this season. Kaniho maybe you shouldve played basketball instead….u got hopppps! Haha….best defense ever? I guess that question has been answered. Must’ve been a long ride home last night for the North Shore. This is for all the people who talked shit before the game last night.
The whole “DB U”(what they call themselves) was “M.I.A. U”. Nonfactor all game. In fact Ah Hoy is too slow to play saftey. He’s no help up top to a freshman CB. That side of the secondary was getting beat all game & he got “Tua’d” a few times in the open field.
RR offense was everything I expected. Fronting in a weak league that they can throw the ball & have their way against below mediocre talent. Than back to being one dimensional when it counted. With a St Louis defense running thin, RR still couldn’t do anything to gain momentum.
Tell em heartless prick, one dimensional against weak ass schools, shit week in week out with the top ILH schools would be very rough for them, and that’s real talk, beating on smaller schools cause they just bigger and stronger that’s all, no strategy, it’s a shame they represented Hawaii last year as state champions with a one dimensional smash mouth football Mickey Mouse offensive who can only pick on the little guys, oh yah and last years win against St. Louis they had 7 turnovers , that’s y kahuku won it was given to them, back to reality , lava flow goin home in droopy faces
Joe November 20, 2016 at 9:17 pm
Tell em heartless prick, one dimensional against weak ass schools, shit week in week out with the top ILH schools would be very rough for them, and that’s real talk, beating on smaller schools cause they just bigger and stronger that’s all, no strategy, it’s a shame they represented Hawaii last year as state champions with a one dimensional smash mouth football Mickey Mouse offensive who can only pick on the little guys, oh yah and last years win against St. Louis they had 7 turnovers , that’s y kahuku won it was given to them, back to reality , lava flow goin home in droopy faces
Take it easy with all that Mickey Mouse talk nd it was a shame they represented Hawaii as champs. If your that much better as a coach go apply. Don’t discredit what Kahuku accomplished last season. Don’t make an excuse for St. Louis losing last year, I’m sure Coach Lee don’t need you to speak on their behalf. I’m not a Kahuku alumni nor am I from this state, but if your a private school product then I’m sorry but your parents should get their refund, the kind of trash you talk you might as well have gone to a public school. . . All that money spent on education just to come on here swearing and to gang up on the losing school, so the kids can read what the ilh has done for you. . . Good job Joe. . .
Kahuku recruiting class didn’t live up to the hype as previous years. All that talent from Samoa, TX and Utah couldn’t get them koa trophy 9.
Chloropicrin November 20, 2016 at 9:49 pm
Kahuku recruiting class didn’t live up to the hype as previous years. All that talent from Samoa, TX and Utah couldn’t get them koa trophy 9.
Can you prove they recruit? What about ilh, can anyone prove that they recruit?. . . The only school I know of that recruits is BG. . . All this recruit talk going back and forth but no proof behind the claims. . . I just want to know, because that’s a pretty big accusation.
Congrats to the Brotherhood……the Brotherhood of Zebras. Final score Kahuku 14 St Loius 13 Referees 17.
So maybe the refs should go home with the Koa trophy.
@ILH, Crusaders win with class but sure don’t lose with class. Our boys loss and stuck around for the trophy ceremony. That’s how it’s done, win or lose.
As far as community support, there is no other like Red Raider Nation. Its not even close. Thank you to the football boys and the Nation for another exciting year of highschool football!
To the Farrington poser Overrated class of 99′. Shaddup! The Govs are the most overrated team every year. Just continue to take that butt whooping we give you every year and know your role in the OIA “gate keepers”.
So much negativity. I doubt if some of these posters are actually Kahuku fans. I hope those of you calling out high school kids are in high school yourselves or at least under 21, cause it’s pretty sad if you’re an adult and doing it.
St Louis was the better team last night. But it was sickening to see Cal Lee so giddy last night after being such a bitch when they lost last year.
But, that takes nothing away from Tua playing a great game.
But, since someone mentioned how Kahuku was given the game last year because of turnovers, then you’re welcome; but see, the difference between last year and this year, Big Red forced those turnovers. This years turn over at the goal line was truly a gift. So maybe instead of spewing hate, some of you should be praying hallelujah! Lol.
Great season, Congrats to the Crusaders. Good luck to all the seniors from all the schools who will be repping the 808 at the next level.
Back to work Red Raider underclassmen for next year.
Much luv to all the posters for showing your passion. Until next year.
RRFL! Go Big Red!
Back to work Big Red
@Quite- this is what you asked, “When have they ever produced a top notch NFL player? Let’s hear it?” and I answered.
@Joe Its a shame that no one could beat last years MickeyMouse offense. Kahuku won because of 7 turnovers? Did St. Louis just give those turn overs to Kahuku or did kahuku have to fight to get those turn overs. This Championship game was decided by one play in the 4th quarter. A fumble at the 1 yard line which swung the momentum in St. Louis favor. And don’t give me this weak division crap because how did Punahou, Kamehameha and Iolani fair against teams Kahuku crushed in the OIA? Thats what i thought. Congratulations once again to the Crusaders, ILH and LeeBoy on winning States. The rest of you poser can go eat a DICK.
Having watched both games live I noticed both games it was anybody’s game. Until the very end the final score didn’t tell how the game go. Tua was marching last year when a couple random fumbles turned the tide.
This year that fumble at the goal line def helped build the momentum. In a game full of momentum swings, sometimes thats all it takes.
There needs to be ONE division with all the open teams in it. Big 3 from the ilh and the top 5 oia.
if kahuku just plays weak teams its hard for them to be truly tested and for them to grow. If anybody would want to create an open regular division it should be the red raiders.
Its tough to see talent like there QB just not being properly developed when all you do is call run plays. I guess you got to decide what you want for your program? Do you want to just run over lesser opponents or develop players for the next level? That’s a tough question.
The reffs was a big factor so shuchoass, you fakaz ova rated…..
Both teams are OVER RATED! Haha all yall are garbage just stay in Hawaii and play each other cause ya’ll cant hang with the big boys! UtahFootball>HawaiiFootball bring your best teams to play our average teams and you’ll get smacked out here or there! Hawaii football is seriously a joke!
Every year is different. Both teams deserved to be in the championship game with St. Louis coming out on top, this year. With all the negative talk going on by fans and parents, the kids have no fault in this. Some egos are hurt because of the trash talking that led up to the game but the game is over now and we should give credit where credit is due. Congratulations St. Louis. I hope they revamp the schedule so that teams are ranked accordingly and keep the three tier playoff for parity.
@QUIET, INCREDIBLY DISRESPECTFUL TO THOSE KIDS BY CALLING THEM OUT INDIVIDUALLY! IM SURE SOME ST LOUIS FANS WOULD GIVE YOU A SMACK DOWN FOR TALKING LIKE THAT!
@oia #100……of course I’m gonna call them out individually. Stokes is supposed to be the #1 cornerback with Kaniho in the state and
look what happened? I’m sure if Tua didn’t perform all of you would’ve singled him out too….so what a the difference? It’s not disrespectful. And blame the loss on your coach this time because he made a big mistake putting Kekaula in the middle and his brother to cover the corner. Because of that switch, Kaniho was practically taken out of the game and was a non factor.
RR folks on this forum are having a hard time reading what others are posting. What they should be taking from it is the message that you should be humble in winning instead of arrogant and disrespectful. Now you all got excuses (referees) and you’re reaching back to history to defend yourselves. It’s sad when you can’t just take the loss and the crap talk especially when you all been doing it for the last two seasons. You deride Coach Lee for enjoying the victory? You all need help! Let me know if you need the number to the suicide hotline…
“88 November 20, 2016 at 11:10 pm
@Joe Its a shame that no one could beat last years MickeyMouse offense. Kahuku won because of 7 turnovers? Did St. Louis just give those turn overs to Kahuku or did kahuku have to fight to get those turn overs. ”
Stop living in the past, 88. Eat your humble pie.
Are you the pie police? How about you stop taking everything posted on here so serious. You’ll live longer.
88 November 21, 2016 at 10:48 am
Are you the pie police? How about you stop taking everything posted on here so serious. You’ll live longer.
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HAHAHA! Pie Police! Now that’s funny! I literally just spit up my juice. 88, that is the funniest thing I ever heard! You are the next Lenny Bruce! You are on your way!
Now I hear people sayn , even kahuku fans saying kinda hard when u one dimensional, thank you, they hit that right on the dot ONE DIMENSIONAL, why? Because they too used to running over the small schools , and they dont just get by, they demolish, and when u used to doin that kinda things u stick with it, now when u play better competition it’s not that easy. Lucky St. Louis never go up 14-0 cause the game would’ve got outta hand , cause being from behind clock grinding running the ball doesn’t work , and when you try to pass which they don’t know how , it would’ve got ugly. Kahukus like an SEC team playing in the mountain west. Walk in every year to the tourney. Don’t get me wrong, I’ll admit this kahuku is the only OIA team that can actually play with the top ILH, my point is week in week out against top schools won’t be easy and that’s y I say kahuku would never go undefeated neither will some of the ILH if it was like that. And I hate hearing 23 wins in a row against Hawaii schools lol 22 of em was OIA. System gotta change
88 November 21, 2016 at 10:48 am
Are you the pie police? How about you stop taking everything posted on here so serious. You’ll live longer.
LOL pie police! that’s a good one! the only one taking this seriously is YOU, 88. Because look how much you’re crying and how butthurt you’re getting! HAHA. Talk all this crap like an arrogant tool and then can’t handle it when people call you out on it. What a coward you are.
Keep crying, 88! Keep crying! The Pie Police is watching you while you eat it.
Gaylord (88) cannot help the way he is guys. How would you feel if:
1) You are 47, live in your mom’s basement, and only form of entertainment is blogging about Kahuku Football.
2) Your only form of human interaction is on the Hawaii Prep World Blog.
3) You are the biggest idiot in Hawaii.
4) You desperately want to be a part of Kahuku Football but are not allowed to and the team doesn’t want you.
5) The closest you ever got to playing football was playing Tecmo Bowl back in the late 80’s when he was in high school.
So as you can tell, he is a very unhappy and angry human being. I think we all need to treat him nicer and stop picking on him, with my self being the first one to do so.
Stop trying to be friends with everyone on here clown. Your only purpose here is to entertain me. Now get to work and stop posting the same old boring shet.
How dis sole? Brah he so lame. He uses otha peoples insults back at them. Dat uso cannot even come up wit his own stuff. Haha. He da biggest wimp and loser out dere. I tink every1 is right. He is stupid. Cuz wassup? Wat we go fucka? 47 years old and talk shit behind one computer. Wat 1 mahu! Fuck we go scrap cuz! No ack u all scared! Real scared! Sole pissin his pants now!
88 November 22, 2016 at 5:14 pm
Stop trying to be friends with everyone on here clown. Your only purpose here is to entertain me. Now get to work and stop posting the same old boring shet.
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I have to say I am pretty honored. They say, “Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.”
Well thank you Gaylord! I admire how you are using my tactics now. Over the past few months I notice that you like to copycat me. Thank you!
1) accuses me of using multiple usernames. Um, that is old and I have been saying that for 1-2 years.
2) Stop posting the same boring and tired stuff. Um, haven’t I been telling you that for the past year?
But in conclusion, I do applaud Gaylord for using my tactics. I mean if he cannot come up with his own material, it’s always beneficial to learn from the best!
Thank you very much! ***and bows for the audience before exiting stage right….
@Joe
Kahuku is a one dimensional team that had the whole state oblivious that they could actually throw the ball or have a “well rounded offense”. But as everyone fails to do & don’t want to dissect is their cupcake schedule:
Leilehua 49-15 W
Aiea 50-7 W
Waianae 28-0 W
Campbell 44-0 W
Radford 83-0 W
Bishop Gorman 35-7 L
Moanalua 42-0 W
Kaiser 45-7 W
Leilehua 63-0 W
Post Season:
Farrington 44-8 W
Kapolei 54-7 W
St. Louis 30-14 L
Look at all the season victories & opponents. Radford, Aiea, Kaiser are all teams that would get trashed in the ILH D2 league. Moanalua, Leilehua, Campbell didn’t make it to the D1 Championship but the ILH winless Iolani did.
Waianae, Kapolei, Farrington are just a yearly fill in to fill.the state tournament schedule (congratulations Hernandez adding credentials to his resume finally). Waianae & Farrington are the “one & done” teams of the state tournaments every year. Now looks at all Kahuku’s scores & opponents. They could have ran the “Little Giants” playbook all season & walked through the schedule. Granted BG was their only loss but that game was only scheduled for national hype. I couldn’t see pass why everyone actually tried to watch that game knowing Kahuku had the same chance as Hawaii in the Sugar Bowl. Too much speed & too overpowering for these local boys. Comparing mainland speed is like comparing babies crawl & kids running. Their schedule gave Kahuku more public credibility & hype than giving them legitimate competition to prepare for better teams.