Kamehameha coach Abu Ma'afala watched his Warriors come on strong late in a 21-13 loss to Kahuku to open the season. Photo by Jamm Aquino/Star-Advertiser.
The 2019 season marks a change in offensive philosophy for Kamehameha coach Abu Ma‘afala. The former Cal and Hawaii defensive lineman is in his fourth season as head coach at his alma mater. He also chats about each opponent on the Open Division schedule, pointing to this week’s Punahou game as a “measuring stick.”
If Punahou is a measuring stick for Kamehameha, what was The Kahuku game?
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Go clean your ears. He said Kahuku will be physical!
Dang. Try the interview in a muffled room. I know Kamehameha has cavernous room $ , but da echo? Nice leather chairs in the coaches lobby.
Kamehameha will struggle again in 2019 to supplant Saints & Buffanblue, good luck to coach Abu and Warriors.
@Notmt
What does Kahuku being physical have to do with Punahou as a measuring stick?
So every game is a measuring stick to you?