The ironic thing is who is guilty of this slaughtering of the English language.

You forgot to add at the end “RR4L!”

You, your boy kahukuwrckless, and your other boy with the multiple accounts, red x (a.k.a. 808 RR4L) are really doing your community proud!

Another loop hole to Team Delusional.
Only worried about success not about the team.

Before digging into the archieve & using it as a wise reference. You need to reconfirm that Leilehua actually won in 2004 & get it correct.

For supporters to prioritize football as a way of life & live through high school kids. The word
“Delusional” is on point. The community fails to value that kids go to school to get an education not to live through sports.

Why does everyone make like Kahuku is this superior dominant team that can’t be beaten here on island? Look at who the played THIS SEASON leading up to Groman & look who they play to end their season (Moanalua & Kaiser). There is no team on their OIA schedule that can compare to a top OIA school which is Punahou or St. Louis. OIA supporters may say, “They beat Waianae & Waianae beat Kamehameha”. That is irrelevant, just look at how Punahou exposed what that Kamehameha/Waianae game really meant when they smashed Kamehameha. Kahuku’s D isn’t as dominant as last season. Young corners & D-Line with no experience against aggressive receivers. What schools in the OIA throws the ball like a ILH team? None!
Kahuku won’t make it out of the Semi Final game. I think Punahou has an edge over RR.

Thank you ILH for confirming what myself and the rest of the “delusional” Kahuku fans have been accusing the ILH of…”When the ILH is not winning something is wrong and things need to change. The ILH could careless about the ONE and DONE Mules of 2004 or the ONE and DONE Trojans of 2014 its Kahuku that has a target on their back”

Kahuku does not win “all the time”, it wins just under half the time. If they take it all this year, then you can accurately say they win it half the time. I believe that they will win it all, of course I was one of those “delusional” people hoping that they would pull out a win with their efficient “pop warner” offense and stingy defense.

Prior to the BG loss, Kahuku was averaging just under 300 yards offense, yet scoring 40+ points a game, while allowing less than 5 points a game. That is pretty efficient. the 83-0 blow out only produced 270 yards offense.

The one thing I regret about the BG game is that it gave St. Louis a road map on how to beat Kahuku.

I guess I am not a fan of high scoring football games where both teams move the ball all the way down the field in 1:23. It says that there was no defense on either side. ( St Lois /Punahoe games, Liberty / Mililani game). I like seeing defensive scoring.

I like the fact that multiple Kahuku supporters have the excuse of BG beating Kahuku give the ILH having a “road map” on beating them. Kahuku has an awesome Defensive scheme I’ll give them that. But to get a clear view of the so called “offense”, it isn’t rocket science to know what RR will do every play. Dive left & dive right in a jumbo package. The one thing that’s different from Kahuku this year is that they had a way better D last year than this season. The Punahou & St. Louis offense will score on the Kahuku D. The question will be if Kahuku can keep up on offense when they are behind. If Kahuku cannot score on Defense or Special Teams they will have a hard time.
I think Kahuku won’t make it out of the Semi Final game against Punahou. And if they do, they’ll have St. Louis to play right after. It isn’t a cake walk for the #1 OIA anymore.

My comment wasn’t referring to the article.