Game thread for the game against the Warriors in The Shoe.
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10 reasons Ohio State-Hawaii should be a road game instead
Not to mention I'd get to drive about 10 miles to see the game live...
Not to mention I'd get to drive about 10 miles to see the game live...
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Seeing as I had originally promised them right after we all moved into our house in late '98 that I'd take them to see the game at The Shoe if Hawaii ever played against Ohio State (which at the time seemed all but impossible), I think I'm getting off light with making them a big local-style breakfast and providing all their beer for the day. And yes, there will be eggs, rice, Spam, and Portuguese sausage for breakfast...
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http://www.foxsports.com/college-fo...-rainbow-warriors-norm-chow-max-wittek-072915
Norm Chow: Ex-USC QB Max Wittek reminds me of Carson Palmer
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Wittek opted to transfer to Hawaii to play for one-time USC assistant Norm Chow, who has groomed more elite QBs than perhaps anyone in college football, from Jim McMahon to Steve Young to Ty Detmer to Philip Rivers to Carson Palmer to Matt Leinart. He sat out the 2014 season but impressed the 69-year-old coach, who despite having one of the few returning starting QBs in the MWC named Wittek UH's new starter.
"He was our scout team quarterback, and he ripped us every day," Chow said of Wittek. "He made some very ordinary walk-on receivers look pretty good."
Hawaii went 4-9. Chow said if Wittek was allowed to play, UH would've had a winning record.
Chow has worked with five first-round QBs. He says the 6-foot-4, 240-pound Wittek's talent is comparable to any of them and even says the former Trojan's arm strength rivals that of Carson Palmer's, who was the No. 1 overall pick in 2003. "If you had to make a training tape, you'd make it with Carson Palmer. This guy would be second. I'm not kidding you. He has good touch, a quick release and great anticipation. Most young kids don't have that. They'll wait till the guy is wide-ass open. This guy anticipates it."
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Norm Chow: Ex-USC QB Max Wittek reminds me of Carson Palmer
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Wittek opted to transfer to Hawaii to play for one-time USC assistant Norm Chow, who has groomed more elite QBs than perhaps anyone in college football, from Jim McMahon to Steve Young to Ty Detmer to Philip Rivers to Carson Palmer to Matt Leinart. He sat out the 2014 season but impressed the 69-year-old coach, who despite having one of the few returning starting QBs in the MWC named Wittek UH's new starter.
"He was our scout team quarterback, and he ripped us every day," Chow said of Wittek. "He made some very ordinary walk-on receivers look pretty good."
Hawaii went 4-9. Chow said if Wittek was allowed to play, UH would've had a winning record.
Chow has worked with five first-round QBs. He says the 6-foot-4, 240-pound Wittek's talent is comparable to any of them and even says the former Trojan's arm strength rivals that of Carson Palmer's, who was the No. 1 overall pick in 2003. "If you had to make a training tape, you'd make it with Carson Palmer. This guy would be second. I'm not kidding you. He has good touch, a quick release and great anticipation. Most young kids don't have that. They'll wait till the guy is wide-ass open. This guy anticipates it."
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Joey Bosa coming off suspension is going to make fucking poke out of the Hawaii OL (Google "Hawaiian poke" to understand)...
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Fixed #4 (i.e. beach volleyball)
4. While campus may, Columbus hotels don't offer this
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