Comments on: Kahuku’s Leonard Ah You is a human wrecking ball in state title win

By: Pakelika

Pakelika — Thu, 30 Dec 2021 07:38:19 +0000

Eddie K offers no intelligent, merit based argument as a rebuttal to what Pakelika stated earlier. What Eddie did offer was nothing more than an ad hominem (the crude attempt to misspell and parody the name Pakelika and calling Pakelika a disgruntled loser) attack. Clearly, Eddie cannot think of any substantial argument to rebut, much less refute, what Pakelika stated earlier about the foolishness and meaninglessness of predicting the future success and dominance of any one. It says something about the mentality and maturity of Eddie rather than anything else that Eddie intended to say.

By: Eddie K

Eddie K — Thu, 30 Dec 2021 00:48:05 +0000

Parcaylicka sounds like a disgruntled loser on a team with a 35 pt. spread lost

By: HailFromDaNorth

HailFromDaNorth — Mon, 27 Dec 2021 04:29:32 +0000

Pakelika one word “PRIDE” some may think cockiness. We from the north will always have our PRIDE!

By: 88

88 — Sun, 26 Dec 2021 04:39:07 +0000

Wow.. You so angry buddy. No worries I’ll be over soon to give you your daily dose of vitamin D to calm your nerves….

By: ???

??? — Sun, 26 Dec 2021 02:00:56 +0000

What a Christmas! Kahuku 49 State Louis 14..

By: Pakelika

Pakelika — Sat, 25 Dec 2021 23:04:57 +0000

Hail from the north may have made the mistake of foolishly predicting the future without any regard or consideration for the huge X factor that is always lurking to suddenly and unexpectedly overtake, overrule, disrupt, and alter events and the future, ruining wishful, boastful predictions of a long and glorious reign. Unlike in mathematics, where it is possible to solve the X factor and identify it, in the world and real life the X factor rarely reveals it’s identity until the moment that it strikes to upend the kind of prediction made by Hail from the north. This X factor is the unforeseen. By it’s very nature, it is unpredictable, but as events of the past two years should have shown everyone, it should not be ignored or disregarded and unacknowledged. It would be wise to temper any prediction of the kind that Hail from the north has made by qualifying it with: “barring the unforeseen” or “the Almighty One willing” or “ it seems probable to me at this time” In this way, the predictor will not sound so boastful and foolish as Hail to the north may one day be, if his or her prediction does not happen.
Furthermore, Kahuku’s competitors cannot be expected to be idle and allow this wishful prediction to happen. No one, including Kahuku, has a corner on the market or monopoly on talent, coaching, competitive desire to excel and surpass the competition, pride-including community pride in their school and team, and the will to win. Those competitors can be expected to use the game tape and the result of the HHSAA Open division championship game to fuel their efforts to surpass Kahuku, and break down Kahuku’s personnel and schematic and tactical vulnerabilities. No one is invulnerable and invincible, even if only for a time, then certainly not always, as SL experienced as long as two years ago when they played St. Thomas Aquinas and saw their lengthy win streak ended. That team from Florida was perhaps the best team the Crusaders have faced since they played St. John Bosco in 2014, with the possible exception of the Bishop Gorman team they played in August. As talented and dominant as the Crusaders were in 2019, the same prediction of long term success and dominance for them could have been made at that time. Success is fleeting, and relative, how would Kahuku come out in a match with Bishop Gorman, St. John Bosco, or St. Thomas Aquinas this season? Would Kahuku defeat all of them consecutively in a three week period? We will never know. So certainly celebrate the glow and glory of success in the present, but making boastful predictions about the future is what the foolish would do. The good, sportsmanlike and humble fans of Kahuku-probably the majority, who are enjoying their team’s good fortune are nevertheless very well aware, I am sure, of the truth of what has been stated here.

By: HailFromDaNorth

HailFromDaNorth — Sat, 25 Dec 2021 10:23:02 +0000

Seems like Kahuku has finally figured out how to create a well balanced offense! Coach Sterling and Coach Sola have definitely found the pieces for the puzzle. And now that they have the formula for what it takes to play the top teams in the nation, The Kahuku reign will be for a long time. Everyone knows that kahuku ain’t short of pure talented athletes, they just needed the guidance and coaching and I believe they found the recipe. If everyone can buy into the system, man. The North will be on top for a long time!