Comments on: Mililani’s defense is for real

By: pssryby

pssryby — Tue, 22 Oct 2013 07:56:47 +0000

hey posterized09, this is not kahukus worst team since 1996, in 2007 they lost in the first round to kapolei and ended the season at 6-3. Right now Kahuku is 6-3 and made it past the first round.

– the 2007 team was one of those teams that could only run the ball and it was very frustrating watching them play. 2013 kahuku offense is actually pretty decent and can score, its just that their defense is hideous but with proper adjustments in that waianae game they have improved and probably sparked a serious push for an OIA title.

Also in 1996 they won two games not one. bethca dont know who that second win was against.

By: Billy Hull

Billy Hull — Mon, 21 Oct 2013 09:00:20 +0000

Thanks for the correction. I meant to clarify in games against teams from Hawaii.

By: Dash

Dash — Mon, 21 Oct 2013 03:28:59 +0000

No fake accounts. It’s just I couldn’t see my first post and thought it didn’t go through.

By: posterized09

posterized09 — Mon, 21 Oct 2013 02:15:50 +0000

Hey DASH… Why did you post twice? Did you think you were logged into one of your fake accounts? lol

Anyway good luck to Mililani. This will be their best chance to win a championship without an asterisk being that this is Kahuku’s worst team since the 1996 season (when they won 1 game against Darren Johnson’s Kailua team).

By: Dash

Dash — Mon, 21 Oct 2013 01:35:44 +0000

Mililani has held four teams below 10 points, including Moanalua in interleague play. No. 1 Punahou was held to its lowest scoring output of the season in a 24-14 win back in August.

Punahou’s lowest scoring output this season was against Helix of California.

As far as giving up a point to the mules offense, technically you’re right. But regardless of the inadvertent whistle the Trojans were not going to stop that scoring play on their own (Assist to the refs)

Did that play cost the Mules the game? I say no. It was still early in the game and the Mules should’ve been able to bounce back. Was it a momentum killer? Yes, but not one that decided the game. Refs error are part of the game.

By: Dash

Dash — Mon, 21 Oct 2013 00:55:12 +0000

Punahou’s lowest scoring this season was against Helix.

Leilehua actually scored a offensive touchdown on Mililani but it was negated by a inadvertent whistle. (So in the books it didn’t count but to me he got the ball across the goal line and there was no offensive penalties. Assist to the refs) With or without the inadvertent whistle the Trojans would not have been able to prevent that score. But officiating errors are part of the game, and it was still early in the game to where the Mules could have bounced back. Yes it was a momentum killer but its still part of the game.

So technically you’re half right. Which half is up to you.