Like I have mentioned numerous times, please have the moderator to authenticate that I am only one person. I understand that others will use my screen name since they want to be like me. But as you can tell, none of your elementary level writing compares, so it’s quite easy to fingerprint who I am and who I am not.

First of all, if I was another writer, the first thing I would mention is your horrible attempt to write. Next, I would put the focus on the atrocious academics out there. Next, I have no issue with your conspiracy theories.

What bothers me if how you live through football and care little about how unintelligent many kids are out there.

But I guess you have to tell yourself that whenever someone disagrees with you, it must be myself using another screenname. If that is what you need to do in order to fall asleep, then please continue to do so.

I am going to give you a reality check. If I had to make an inference, there are probably many that disagree with you because you are not very smart.

I like that effort you put in. And you are pretty resilient. But that thing that you type are just hurtful to human beings’ brains.

TooFunny.

1. When talking about Kams QB they make excuses
– It didn’t feel like the receivers were in sync with Boogie as they missed a couple routes and throws.

2. While SL praises Kahukus D, they also find a way to make excuse for Kams QB
– Defensively, they (Kahuku) are tough and aggressive up front and made it very difficult for the Warriors to get any sort of ground game going. They were able to pressure and hurry Yam into missed throws.

3. When talking about Kahukus QB they emphasis the negative
– Sol-Jay Maiava started at QB and his “first two passes were incomplete”. He was able to convert a 22-yard pass on a fourth-and-9 on a “broken down” play..

4. They continue to emphasis negativity and anything positive they make it sound like he got lucky.
– On their second offensive series, the Red Raiders gave some passing reps to Maiava, who “overthrew” his receivers. However, he was able to throw a 70-yard score to a “wide open” receiver running down the seam.

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so when the Kam QB missed a throw its because he was pressured, his WR ran bad routes or the sun was shining in his eyes. When Maiava misses a throw its a terrible throw. This style of writing has been going of for years from all media in Hawaii, at least in regards to Kahukus attempts at developing a passing offense.

In these pass happy offenses in the ILH they throw so much that we tend to forget about the bad throws and focus on the perfect pass. I guarantee you for every perfect throw Tua threw last year there were 4 bad throws, but in the media they will tell you he was pressured or the WR ran a bad route.