Statistics,
Turning Point &
Coming Up
[ KEY STATS ]
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[ GAME STATS ]
SCORING SUMMARY
Haw--FG Miranda 32, 8:01
Haw--Rivers 59 pass from Chang (Miranda kick), 5:26
Haw--Millhouse 28 interception return (Miranda kick), 5:17.
Haw--Chang 2 run (Miranda kick), 13:54
Haw--Bass 6 run (Miranda kick), 8:56
Army--Hill 79 interception return (Zurisko kick), 0:44.
Haw--Owens 2 pass from Chang (Miranda kick), 8:46
Army--Jones 59 pass from Dahman (Zurisko kick), 7:25
Haw--West 5 run (Miranda kick), 1:31
Army--Jones 43 run (Zurisko kick), 0:37.
Haw--West 32 pass from Whieldon (Miranda kick), 10:16
Haw--West 9 run, 5:09
Army--Jones 1 run (Zurisko kick), 3:01.
A--35,370.
INDIVIDUAL STATS
RUSHING: Army, Jones 16-83, White 2-1, Evans 1-(-7), Dahman 5-(-17). Hawaii, Brewster 3-60, West 12-46, Whieldon 5-42, Bass 4-30, Latuselu 5-13, Chang 2-5, Akina 1-3, team 1-(-1).
PASSING: Army, Dahman 27-40-2-338, team 0-1-0-0. Hawaii, Chang 25-43-3-356, Whieldon 16-17-0-178, Akina 1-1-0-9.
RECEIVING: Army, White 9-71, Alexander 6-95, Jones 4-87, Hill 3-36, Woody 3-36, Horaist 1-7, Robinson 1-6. Hawaii, Owens 14-168, Rivers 5-117, Cockheran 5-43, Welch 4-53, Bass 3-37, Herbert 3-31, Poumele 2-20, Komine 2-19, West 1-32, Brewster 1-12, Dickerson 1-7, Miyashiro 1-4.
WAC Standings
Friday
CONFERENCE OVERALL W L Pct W L Pct Str Boise State 6 0 1.000 10 1 .909 W8 Fresno State 5 2 .714 7 5 .583 L1 Hawaii 5 2 .714 7 4 .636 W1 Tulsa 5 2 .714 7 4 .636 W4 Nevada 4 3 .571 6 5 .545 W1 Rice 3 3 .500 3 7 .300 W1 Louisiana Tech 3 4 .429 5 6 .455 L1 San Jose State 2 5 .286 3 7 .300 L1 UTEP 1 5 .200 2 9 .182 L5 SMU 0 8 .000 0 11 .000 L11
Boise St. 31, Fresno St. 17
Yesterday
Tulsa 34, San Jose State 32
Rice 45, UTEP 14
Hawaii 59, Army 28
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[ TURNING POINT ]
Army fumbles hopes into Hawaii end zone
There is nothing more demoralizing than a steady, effective march that ends in defeat inches from the goal. Army suffered that fate last night during its 59-28 loss at Hawaii.After getting first downs on six consecutive plays, the Black Knights found themselves on the Hawaii 2-yard line. Yes, Army trailed 31-0 already. But it was midway through the second quarter, and a touchdown here would keep the Cadets' hopes for an upset alive.
But after a short pass from Zac Dahman to William White put the ball inside the 1, those hopes were quickly dashed.
Dahman tried to dive into the end zone, ball first. Although it appeared he crossed the plane with the football, the officials ruled a fumble when UH linebacker Chad Kalilimoku knocked the ball loose.
Hawaii recovered the ball and took over at its 20-yard line, and the rout continued.
Dave Reardon, Star-Bulletin
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[ COMING UP ]
Shula bringing Tide back to the islands
Hawaii hosts Alabama (4-8) on Saturday at Aloha Stadium, and the Warriors hope the Crimson Tide will still be hung over from yesterday's loss to rival Auburn.Alabama fell 28-23 to the Tigers to add another disappointment in an uninspired season.
The Tide beat UH here 21-16 in the first meeting between the schools last year.
Alabama first-year coach Mike Shula is no stranger to the islands. The son of legendary Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula quarterbacked the Crimson Tide to a 24-3 victory over USC in the 1985 Aloha Bowl.
Dave Reardon, Star-Bulletin
