Comments on: GAME NIGHT 9/7: Kahuku/Saint Louis

By: ???

??? — Mon, 10 Sep 2018 21:42:48 +0000

@Skyhawks
All i know is that center from St.louis is a beast!!!

What game were you watching?
Kahuku’s 5 foot 9 inch Nose Guard was in backfield all night!!!!!

By: Too Meke 2

Too Meke 2 — Mon, 10 Sep 2018 00:57:35 +0000

James, a.k.a. anywaaays wants everyone to know that Kahuku is the ENEMY OF THE STATE.

HAHAHAHAHA

By: Spektatuh808

Spektatuh808 — Sun, 09 Sep 2018 00:19:59 +0000

Yes we all know St Louis is playing on a top tier elite level. Def not taking anything away from them,
but Kahuku was so unprepared. Offense looked hella lost. 3 timeouts in the first quarter. many pre snap infractions and penalties. Kids looked lost coming out of the centipede formation. Defense always jumping etc. It was a damn circus show, compared to all prior Kahuku teams.

St Louis is a bad a$$ squad, but Kahuku wasnt ready.

Look forward to seeing these teams meet again. both ready to do da damn thing.

By: Notes

Notes — Sat, 08 Sep 2018 20:12:57 +0000

The adjustments were great by the Kahuku coaching staff, its called in-game adjustments. Players miss reads and get beat on BOTH teams which is out of the coaches control. Kahuku will come back stronger next time, they are still #2 in the state, Punahou already lost to Kahuku so Mililani is the only ? mark for St. Louis.

By: Realist808

Realist808 — Sat, 08 Sep 2018 19:34:02 +0000

@anywaaaays!! You can’t play the victim role after running your mouth on every post. I wouldn’t even consider you guys enemy of the state. Campbell and Mililani are the top 2 teams in the OIA judging by the eye test. The Red Raider coaching staff seems a bit mediocre for the type of talent they have. Couldn’t move the ball offensively on STL first D and they resorted to a pop warner like play to deceive the D to jump. They got a false start penalty and the head coach flipped. STL needs to tune up a bit as well. Offensively they weren’t clicking and defense looked fatigued in the second half without Bothello. Cal should’ve let the 1st string play the whole game to get a full game in. The starters have not played a full game all season.

By: anywaaaays!!

anywaaaays!! — Sat, 08 Sep 2018 19:23:22 +0000

Too Meke 2 a.k.a. Dafun a.k.a. ALLILH a.k.a. Education First. the only person with multiple screen names is you. You deny what everyone sees about high school recruiting and how Cal Lee singlehandedly destroyed high school football for ILH greed. You ignore that all the refs in last year’s championship game were Saint Lulu alumni. You ignore that HHSAA leadership and almost all the leadership in the state legislature are ILH alumni with a vested interest in destroying Kahuku football for the prestige it carries. Then, with no humbleness, you attack our community. This is why we call ourselves the enemies of the state. The only way they can beat us is to keep stacking the deck against us. RRFL!

By: Dafun

Dafun — Sat, 08 Sep 2018 19:04:05 +0000

^exactly. So stop complaining and go stay on kahuku side or where ever you’re from. You’re the most annoying people on this site all you kahuku trolls. Stop the old recruiting and taking the kids from the community thing. Hell I wouldn’t ever wanna live in kahuku either I’d rather be in town if anything. And I bet you guys didn’t even play football for kahuku. Just a bunch of geeks from another school or something. Stop nuthugging

By: Too Meke 2

Too Meke 2 — Sat, 08 Sep 2018 19:00:51 +0000

I remember 3 years ago when Kahuku won, there would be about 125 posts by now, not 34. It seems when Kahuku doesn’t win, many bangwagon riders disappear and many people don’t create multiple names to write on here. So there isn’t much to write about. Now it’s the same ol thing:

1) Recruiting and stealing kids from the North Shore
2) Cal Lee cannot coach
3) If all the homegrown kids stayed in Kahuku/Laie then no one would touch them

Here are my replies:

1) No one owns a kid and that kid does not belong to any geographical region. The only people who say that are pathetic people who have to convince themselves that something should be better since they are not getting the outcome they are looking for. #excusesareneeded

2) Cal Lee’s record seems to suggest he can coach.

3) Why would kid’s want to stay in Kahuku, a school nationally known for being good in football but horrendous in academics. Most kids will not play college football and Kahuku doesn’t provide them with the best option post high school graduation.

By: Too Meke 2

Too Meke 2 — Sat, 08 Sep 2018 18:54:31 +0000

@ Bye, you say, “At least Red Raider Nation is always there like no other community.”

If that is true, where is this community for the JV Football Game? Where is this community for other sports other than Varsity Football.

Do those sports or lower level teams not count?

You quote should be, “As least Red Raider Nation is always there for VARSITY FOOTBALL GAMES WHEN THEY STARTED TO WIN like no other community.”

I recall in the 80’s and early 90’s when there was no support since they weren’t that good yet.

#longlivesemones

By: Buddy Los Banos

Buddy Los Banos — Sat, 08 Sep 2018 18:52:24 +0000

There is more to Saint Lulu than just football. The movie, Field of Dreams..”if you build it, he (they) will come.” Cal brought a program to Kalaepohaku and he made it work. Some kids just wanna go there, and if the parents wanna pay the $$ to send their kid there, so be it. It is what it is. Saint Lulu isn’t Punahou, Kamehameha, or Iolani. We the Brotherhood. I think, in some ways, other schools would love to have a Brotherhood like what goes on up at Kalaepohaku and down at the clubhouse on Coolidge Street. Football…it’s a game. I rather see my Brothers go on to do great things after the football, athletics are over. That’s the game of LIFE. And Saint Lulu teaches the game of life. Back in the 60’s, the governor (John Burns), the mayor (Neal Blaisdell), the police chief (Dan Liu), the fire chief (Richard Young), and the head of the City Council (Herman Lemke) were all Saint Lulu graduates/former athletes. It was also the year that Saint Lulu took the Triple Crown (championships in football, basketball, baseball), which has never been duplicated since that ’66-’67 season. Much was accomplished during that time, (when the ILH was all 10 schools) but what was most impressive, were the Men of Kalaepohaku, who ran the State and City and County. That is what Saint Louis is all about. Yeah, it’s a rambling testimony. But Saint Louis is more than just football and all that. have a good 1. peace