Something to build on
from Hawaii Football Final Hosted by KHON2 Sports
Former UH player RJ Hollis, former UH player and coach Rich Miano and KHON2 sports director Rob DeMello review Hawaii's 56-10 loss to Michigan. While the loss was expected, multiple building blocks were displayed for the Rainbow Warriors, particularly in the second half. The BFF crew also previews Hawaii's upcoming homecoming game against Duquesne, where opportunity for the team's first win of the season is ripe.
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This episode was published on September 12, 2022.
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