*~Crashing the BCS Party~ Hawaii Warriors Dynasty~*

[OregonDuckFan4]

Hawaii Warriors

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After a Great 2006-2007 Campaign Hawaii looks continue the trend led by Head Coach June Jones. The Warriors finished 11-3 last season Ranked #24 in the Media Poll, The Warriors looks be the BCS Crashers this year for the WAC, Hawaii is highly favorly to win the WAC after finishing behind Boise State last season.


The Warriors are led by Heisman Canidate/Maxwell Canidate Senior Quarterback Colt Brennan who decided to return for his Senior season. Brennan shattered NCAA Records last season including NCAA single-season TD Record in witch he broke against Arizona St in Hawaii Bowl throwing 33-of-42 for 559 yards and 5 TD's, Brennan threw a 7-yard scoring pass to Ryan Grice-Mullen on the Warriors' second series of the second half to break the previous mark of 54 set by Houston's David Klingler in 1990,witch was also broke against the Sun Devils. With Colt's Leadership(if he can get past Hawaii's bad facilities) and great core of Recievers Hawaii fans are hoping Hawaii can be last years Boise State and Crash the BCS Party come end of the Season .

Team Goals

Win 10+ games
Make a BCS Bowl
Win The WAC
Beat Boise State




I need Questions for Head Coach June Jones and Colt Brennan so please submit some for a Interview. i will spread updates a part atleast 1 update a day until 08 comes and i have the Rosters too
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[OregonDuckFan4]

updates tommorrow

[Cena-RKO]

So your on here to huh?

I'm ThaKrupt1 on IGN.

[boise208GOAT]

they just cant beat boise they will never have the defense to do it can't rely on offense

[OregonDuckFan4]

Media: To Coach Jones: How do you expect to do this year?
We expect another great season out of our team our goal is to win a WAC title and if do well enough make a BCS Bowl.


Media: To Coach Jones: Any tough games scheduled?
No were only gonna play D-2 Schools so we be National Champions without even playing D-1 school(sacastic) But for real I'm thinking about changing schedule a little bit by playing a SEC team again i'm thinkig rematch from last seasn versus Alabama.


Media: To Coach Jones: Can you make a BCS bowl,maybe a national title
We'll with our talent i think we can make atleast a BCS bowl but we have take each game one by one so we'll see what happens but if were undefeated at end season and don't make a F****** BCS were starting a F****** Riot.


Media: To Colt: Can you lead this team all
I really think i can we have great offense coming back this year and up and coming defense but without my team stepping up we wouldn't win many games this season so really is can the team lead all the way.the way?



Media: To Colt: You think you can win the Heisman,and the Unitas Award?
H*** Yeah i think i can b/c i'm best Quaterback in the nation and i really want these awards bad but my recievers have be there to make big plays b/c them i wouldn't be a Canidate coming into the season.


Media: To Coach Jones: How do you think your team compares to the tier teams in the nation like USC and LSU
Well i really can't say unless we play them hopefully if we can make a BCS bowl we'll find out if we can handle these top teams


Media: Colt, how do you think you and your team are prepared for this season, and why is this your season to win?
Yes we are were trying bring Hawaii back to the National Spot light make our fans happy that they have The Best Hawaii team ever and we want continue that this season and hope Bring a WAC title and BCS Bowl Win back to Hawaii

[--Charger--]

Lookin real good so far man.

[OregonDuckFan4]

Meet the Coaches



June Jones - Head Coach
Overall Record: 64 - 40 - 0 UH Record: 64 - 40 - 0

JONES' YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD

1999: 9-4 (5-2 WAC) Jeep Oahu Bowl Champions
2000: 3-9 (2-6 WAC) Timmy Chang's first season
2001: 9-3 (5-3 WAC) Averaged 40.2 points per game
2002: 10-4 (7-1 WAC) ConAgra Foods Hawai`i Bowl
2003: 9-5 (5-3 WAC) Sheraton Hawai`i Bowl Champions
2004: 8-5 (4-4 WAC) Sheraton Hawai`i Bowl Champions
2005: 5-7 (4-4 WAC) 5th straight season 2nd in nation passing
2006: 11-3(7-1 WAC) Sheraton Hawai`i Bowl Champions,1st in nation passing, finished #24 Coaches Poll
7 Seasons: 64-40 (39-24 WAC)

JONES' FILE

Age: 53
Date of Birth: Feb. 19, 1953
Hometown: Portland, OR
Alma Mater: New York State Regents College

Playing Experience
Toronto Argonauts (CFL), 1982
Atlanta Falcons, 1977-81
Portland State, 1975-76
Hawai`i, 1973-74
Oregon, 1971-72

Coaching Experience
Hawai`i (Head Coach), 1999-present
San Diego Chargers (Interim Head Coach), 1998
San Diego Chargers (Quarterbacks), 1998
Atlanta Falcons (Head Coach), 1994-96
Atlanta Falcons (Asst. Head Coach), 1991-93
Detroit Lions (Quarterbacks/Wide Receivers), 1989-90
Houston Oilers (Quarterbacks), 1987-88
Ottowa Roughriders (Offensive Asst.), 1986
Denver Gold (Offensive Coordinator), 1985
Houston Gamblers (Wide Receivers), 1984
Hawai`i (Quarterbacks), 1983

7 SEASONS UNDER JUNE JONES

Four bowl games: 1999 Jeep Oahu Bowl champion, 2002 ConAgra Foods Hawai`i Bowl, 2003 & `04 Sheraton Hawai`i Bowl champion

1999 Western Athletic Conference co-champion

1999 National Football Coach of the Year by CNN/Sports Illustrated, American Football Coach/Schutt Sports, and The Sporting News

1999 WAC Coach of the Year

11 NFL draft picks, including the highest in school history (WR Ashley Lelie, 19th overall in 2002), and a record three in both 2000 and 2003

Led the Western Athletic Conference and finished in the Top 5 nationally in passing for seven straight seasons

Teams broke 299 school records and 14 NCAA records

51 all-WAC performers and five All-Americans



George Lumpkin - Associate Coach

LUMPKIN'S FILE

Age: 56
Date of Birth: Dec. 14, 1949
Hometown: Los Angeles, CA
Alma Mater: Hawai`i (1972)

Playing Experience
Defensive Back, Hawai`i, 1970-71
Defensive Back/Running Back, L.A. Harbor JC, 1968-69

Coaching Experience
Hawai`i (Assoc. HC/Outside Linebackers), 2005-present
Hawai`i (Assoc. HC/Defensive Coordinator), 2003-04
Hawai`i (Assoc. HC/Linebackers), 1999-2002
Kamehameha Schools (Defensive Coordinator/Secondary), 1997-98
Hawai`i (Assistant Head Coach), 1992-95
Hawai`i (Linebackers, Defensive Line, Defensive Backs), 1973-91
Hawai`i (Graduate Assistant), 1972






Greg McMackin - Defensive Coordinator

McMACKIN'S FILE
Age: 58
Date of Birth: April. 24, 1949
Hometown: Springfield, OR
Alma Mater: Southern Oregon (1969)

Playing Experience
Defensive Back, Southern Oregon, 1966-69

Coaching Experience
San Francisco 49ers (Associate Head Coach/Linebackers), 2003-05
Texas Tech University (Associate Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator), 2000-03
Hawai`i (Defensive Coordinator), 1999-2000
Seattle Seahawks (Defensive Coordinator), 1995-98
University of Miami (Defensive Coordinator), 1993-95
United States Naval Academy (Defensive Coordinator), 1992-93
University of Utah (Defensive Coordinator), 1990-92
Oregon Tech University (Head Coach), 1986-90
Denver Gold (Secondary), 1985-86
Stanford University (Linebackers), 1984-85
San Jose State University (Secondary/Recruiting), 1978-84
University of Idaho (Defensive Coordinator), 1976-78
Western Oregon State University (Defensive Coordinator), 1973-76
Aloha High School (Head Coach), 1969-73

[OregonDuckFan4]

2007-2008 Schedule

09/01/07 (since i don't know if Northern Colorado isn't in the game or not i will play Alabama instead)
09/08/07 at
09/15/07 at
09/22/07 TBD(Charleston Southern isn't in the game)
09/29/07 at
10/06/07
10/12/07 at (ESPN)
10/20/07 OPEN TBA -- --
10/27/07
11/03/07 OPEN TBA
11/10/07
11/16/07 at (ESPN2)
11/23/07 (ESPN2)
12/01/07 (ESPN OR ESPN2)

[irishchampion]

Can't wait for you to start definitely will be following!!

[chosenkid07]

me 2