Comments on: OIA football quarterfinals take on new meaning

By: Checkyoself

Checkyoself — Mon, 12 Sep 2016 21:20:28 +0000

HHSAA is making things more complicated than it really is. No need for different divisions. No need for ILH.
Let every team play every team period. Play offs will be attained by your teams record of the top eight teams.
Everybody got their chance. No ifs…. No should’ves…. No I wonders…. Private schools can play more games and public schools can be more competitive with private schools through regular gameplay instead of private schools just playing amongst themselves.
When playing with every team no matter of league or division, it will cause no doubt. If your team is good enough you can win States. If your team has individual talent, it will show when your team plays top tier teams. You don’t have the grades you cannot play.
Same rules should apply to private schools and should be enforced by a third party or mediator.
When playing football it is inevitable to have injuries.
So private school athletes will have to play more games and go through what public school athletes go through. A true and fair playing feild.
You wanna play football? Let’s play football!!!!
None of this different division mumbo jumbo.
No sacrifice, No reward.
Enough with all this political correctness…..
This is football. Let the kids play.
Many teams will be beat by dominating teams but it’s the experience that matters. The trials, the tribulations. The sweat, the tears. The effort versus the talent. The humble versus the arrogant.
No segregation. Just plain old fashioned Football.

By: 88

88 — Sat, 10 Sep 2016 07:22:56 +0000

The only idiot on here is you buddy. Only a loser would come on here post under one name(Education Last) and than make up another name(I lust after 88) to reply to his own post. Go fold the laundry sole before your dad gets home from work…… Killing me

By: i love 88

i love 88 — Sat, 10 Sep 2016 03:20:21 +0000

I thought 88 was the dumbest person on here. I now know it’s actually his sister 87. Can you provide any evidence?

Fact? Have you even wrote a fact.

Here is a fact: Kahuku won the state football championship last year.

Here is another fact: Human Beings need oxygen to survive.

You have yet to list any facts. But then again I am assuming you know what a fact is. So it’s my fault for OVER-ESTIMATING you. I apologize.

By: think of the kids

think of the kids — Sat, 10 Sep 2016 00:15:28 +0000

” this is high school sports not business, oh wait…. to the ILH and their paying athletes it is a business…and when they lose and dont adapt they will go out of business like how stlouis almost shut their doors a few years ago. ”

BS. you know nothing about private school. punahou produced a president of the US. that has way more prestige than any football championship. Where’s your evidence that football powers enrollments and “prestige” in private schools and that they’re dependent on it? Where are your numbers and enrollment figures? Stop making things up.

You keep repeating the same BS over and over about “prestige.” Between kahuku and all the ILH schools, the only school that relies on football for any kind of “prestige” is kahuku.

By: ManoaMauka

ManoaMauka — Fri, 09 Sep 2016 23:46:50 +0000

Considering what Obama did to this country and what Chow did to UH football….ILH not looking too good so far.

Now they want to ruin Hawaii High School football.

By: 87

87 — Fri, 09 Sep 2016 23:38:23 +0000

al, Kahuku fans the only ones not afraid to talk fact and fairness its called pride. I lived here in Honolulu the past 15yrs and one thing I notice is that public schools are seen as the pits. Everyone and their dog wants their kids to attend a private school and when that is not possible they homeschool b4 they send um to public. No pride.

Sports families everywhere (EXCEPT KAHUKU) look up to St.Louis/Punahou as their big brother so there is no reason to complain, they all drinking the coolaid. When the ILH tell these people to jump, they say “how high”?

the 3 divisions are a good thing but its the way the ILH used this opportunity to guarantee more of their teams a seed.

By: 87

87 — Fri, 09 Sep 2016 23:28:49 +0000

ainokea, this is high school sports not business, oh wait…. to the ILH and their paying athletes it is a business…and when they lose and dont adapt they will go out of business like how stlouis almost shut their doors a few years ago. ooops u are right change to help the ILH be relevant and protect their PRESTIGE status is necessary.

By: Education First

Education First — Fri, 09 Sep 2016 22:34:03 +0000

I have to apologize for my writing today. It is sloppy. There are run on sentences. It seems reading the posts written by the Kahuku Bandwagoneers are taking an effect on me. My writing is becoming more poor. I think I am becoming less intelligent. Now I am not saying as unintelligent as 88, but I am sure you guy get the idea.

I will try my best to uphold the standards for writing that is essential and necessary to keep this blog going and moving in the correct direction.

On behalf of all man kind I apologize for not proofreading my work and setting poor examples for children to read. That is the job of the Kahuku Bandwagoneers and 88.

By: al

al — Fri, 09 Sep 2016 20:20:30 +0000

Kahuku fans not looking too smart right now.

By: think of the kids

think of the kids — Fri, 09 Sep 2016 20:10:52 +0000

toomeke: “From the horse’s mouth to my ears…directly. Just because you weren’t “in the room when it happened” doesn’t mean it didn’t happen. (Hamilton – look it up and get you some culture). ”

weak. objection, your honor. hearsay. I don’t believe you.

“Circumstantial evidence has been the downfall of many criminals. And what the ILH and HHSAA did behind closed doors is downright criminal.”

you haven’t given enough circumstantial evidence to prove anything. you also haven’t proven or even explained what went happened “behind closed doors” and how exactly it circumvented established processes. for example, how did The ILH walk in and then force their wishes over the entire committee (most of them NOT ILH representatives)? How did they force all of them to vote to approve this? Do you even know how the committee works?

All you’re doing is asserting things. “IT’S TRUE BECAUSE I SAID SO AND I WILL KEEP REPEATING IT AS PROOF.”

” In the NFL? Nope. Teams from same division can play each other in the first round of playoffs…because it’s not RIGGED. ”

no, retard. in the HHSAA and OIA. I actually coached in the OIA and it’s standard practice in individual sports to set draws so that as much as possible, people/teams from the same school don’t play each other in the first and preferably second round. With team sports, usually teams are seeded so that OIA East doesn’t play their own teams in the first round, as much as possible. ILH does the same thing for their individual sports (because they don’t have enough schools for their team sports to have this kind of conflict).

get a grip, toomeke.

“To be honest, I’m excited at the prospects of playing both St LuLu and Puns in States. Just don’t like being forced to do so. Drawing names out of a hat to determine seeding would be best. Maybe next year.”

Good. you’re the first kahuku fan to say this. that’s respectable. what would be best is if there’s an OIA/ILH merger with three different divisions feeding into their respective tournaments.

“Now go cheer on your mediocre team this weekend…Iolani maybe? The future 0-6 “Champion”? Who cares. Downright LAUGHABLE…and pathetic. Kind of like your poorly researched responses. Back to the drawing board. zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz…”

*yawn