Comments on: GAME NIGHT 9/29: Mililani/Kahuku

By: Rrforlifebaby

Rrforlifebaby — Sun, 30 Sep 2018 19:08:23 +0000

@ Miililani Hammer. Congrats. As a football fan, you guys played incredible last night.

@ Jimmy H, lol, I don’t know about throwing every 20 times, but under Livai with Funaki running the O, we had really good times passing and running. We have the tools on O to do the same this year. D needs alot of tweaking. Somebody on D needs to step up and take control.

Back at work boys. Win or lose, we got your back! RRFL!

By: Jimmy H

Jimmy H — Sun, 30 Sep 2018 18:06:37 +0000

Red Raiders…bring back the triple option, control the clock, and pound the ball all night with the once every 20 plays bomb down field. Many people dogged on Reggie as the HC, but he knew if Kahuku stuck to the basics they’d win. It was never sexy, but it was successful. You are not beating STL or Millz in a shootout so make it a dogfight.

By: Mililani hammer

Mililani hammer — Sun, 30 Sep 2018 17:16:15 +0000

Kahuku fans,no pilikia!! There’s 3 oia spots to the ship, you’ll definitely be there. A lot of key players were out due to injuries, let your kids heal folks! They still got alot of hammers on this redraider squad.
Congratulations Trojans!! Keep on the grind and you’ll get there!! Go Trojans!!

By: 88

88 — Sun, 30 Sep 2018 16:31:53 +0000

Notes = anywaaays

By: to good times

to good times — Sun, 30 Sep 2018 11:46:43 +0000

Hey Anywaaays do you think the OIA agenda was behind not moving the game to Aloha Stadium?

Coach Sterling….Stay the course!

By: Wainakea

Wainakea — Sun, 30 Sep 2018 10:03:23 +0000

People who are complaining about ILH while they lost to Mililani is hilarious.
Kahuku is getting too complex for its own good. It always thrived on a dominant run game, which is a double-edged sword. Carvalho probably wants to balance the offense because he thinks that’s the only way to beat St. Louis at the moment, but Kahuku doesn’t have Maiava anymore. If he seriously wants to change tradition he’s gonna see a bunch of losses before it actually becomes feasible, but I doubt the community will let that go.

By: Tokotoko

Tokotoko — Sun, 30 Sep 2018 09:28:46 +0000

Hats off to Mililani, they came to play. Their offense controlled the tempo, and was very meticulous in their execution. Gabriel is undoubtedly the best QB in the state. I hoped Kahuku would run ball more, but after being down early, they probably figured they’d have to air it out. Why don’t they use their Tight End, doesn’t he have an offer from BYU? How is that possible? Is BYU recruiting him as a punter?

By: No Can Li’ Dat

No Can Li’ Dat — Sun, 30 Sep 2018 09:24:42 +0000

All you coaches out there dust off your resumés because there’s going to be a Head Coaching job opening at Kahuku after the season, again.

By: No Can Li’ Dat

No Can Li’ Dat — Sun, 30 Sep 2018 09:19:25 +0000

STOP ALREADY! All this talk about recruiting, the ILH advantage, transfers, enough. Kahuku got beat badly tonight. It was brutal watching them being dominated by the second best team in the state. Sure key players are out due to injuries, but like one of Kahuku’s previous coach use to say, “Next man up.” However, it looks like this year Kahuku doesn’t have a lot of depth. It was apparent tonight. There was a significant drop in level of play. Offensively Kahuku seems to be trying out different schemes that are unfamiliar to them. Like UH, they got to go back to basics and what they are comfortable with, running & pounding the ball.

By: Rrforlifebaby

Rrforlifebaby — Sun, 30 Sep 2018 09:13:40 +0000

Still got time to right the ship. But all the enthusiasm from early in the season is diminished. Normally, I would say guarantee we win the next 3 games, but after tonight, not so confident. Really strange feeling. The talent is there to make a strong run, but not much faith in the coaches right now. The Trojans did a really good job of exposing every weakness.

On to the next.