Comments on: OIA Red Playoff Preview: Mililani vs. Kahuku

By: MB

MB — Sun, 27 Oct 2013 12:26:25 +0000

HAHA! STELLAR PERFORMANCE, MILILANI! THOSE GUYS ^ ^ SHOULD AT LEAST COME BACK ON THIS THREAD AND COMMEND YOU FOR A JOB WELL DONE. LOL. KAHUKU, GOOD JOB AS WELL.

By: Billy Hull

Billy Hull — Wed, 23 Oct 2013 22:26:42 +0000

Yeah, you guys are right. I completely whiffed on them playing last year. I think that took care of the business from 2010. This game I think is going to be a heckuva game. I thought Kahuku was done after watching that Farrington game but with Afalava back and the way that D matches up with Mililani’s offense, I think it could go either way.

By: OregonRedRaider87

OregonRedRaider87 — Wed, 23 Oct 2013 15:19:15 +0000

agree with pssryby.. last years game was “The Game” between these two squads. This is going to be a good game no matter what.

By: footballfan2013

footballfan2013 — Wed, 23 Oct 2013 06:53:23 +0000

HIstory will repeat itself, especially after Kahuku’s victory over Waianae, I have a feeling that Kahuku has found their stride. The two key factors 1) a renewed rushing attack and 2) a suffocating defense, now other teams can lay claim to those two aforementioned characteristics. However, other teams have not won the state championship as much as Kahuku has when possessing those two key elements. It seems as though when Kahuku displays those two elements around playoff time, they usually pile up the victories en route to the championship, for this game I feel that Kahuku will win. This is not to disrespect Mililani and their potent defense and offense, however, no one has really found the answer to dethroning Kahuku, especially when their rushing attack is starting to churn and their defense begins to tighten up.

By: pssryby

pssryby — Wed, 23 Oct 2013 05:55:44 +0000

“Kahuku fans have wanted this game since 2010. Mililani fans have wanted this game forever.”

— Actually last years OIA championship between Kahuku and Mililani was THE game that everyone wanted to see since that 2010 forfeit. Kahuku won it and that settled any questions about Mililani being a pretender and not a contender.

This year is a different season, a new beginning, I dont think Mililani is looking for payback (they had that opportunity last year) rather just a chance at the OIA title again If Kahuku stands in the way then so be it. Besides, Miliani may have one or two seniors that might be thinking payback but a majority of the trojans are new recruits that dont know the history so yeah, just another big game. Thats all!