Hawaii Warriors NCAA Football News

Paul Wulff can't wait for Wednesday. Think a kid the week before Christmas. Think vacationer en route to Hawaii.

After a dizzying turn of events, Tyler Hadden found himself pointed toward Hawaii.

With national signing day behind him, Tony Tuioti could take a deep breath and relax for a moment.

The visiting Colts came to the Wigwam and shot an astounding 60 percent from the field in their 81-55 disposing of Southwestern.

Blaze Soares heads to Texas on Sunday looking for a shot to enhance his profile and put a more positive cap on his college career.

Last Saturday night, the Southwestern Warriors traveled to McCreary Central to face the Raiders.

Even after a decorated college career, John Estes feels quite comfortable having to prove himself.

The answer to the Hawai'i football team's defensive needs is blowing in the wind.

Online voters chose nine University of Hawaii football players as among the Western Athletic Conference's best in the past decade.

Hawaii at Fresno State Hawaii at Fresno State GAME NOTES: The Hawaii Warriors prepare for just their second road game of the 2009-10 season tonight, as they contend with the Fresno State Bulldogs in a Western Athletic Conference showdown at the Save Mart Center.

Darius Bright enjoyed his weekend visit to Hawai'i so much he will enroll at the Manoa campus later this week.

The Southwestern Warriors had two opponents in their game Tuesday night at the Wigwam.

Linebacker Blaze Soares' football career with the University of Hawai'i will end today when he signs a contract with MAG, a sports agency with branches across the country.

Viliami Nauahi made his mark on the University of Hawaii football field as a linebacker, but yesterday the beaming audience of 25 family members that surrounded him cheered him for being "the first of my family to get a degree," he said.

Former University of Hawai'i football player John Estes yesterday took the first step in his quest for a professional career, reaching an agreement with Priority Sports & Entertainment.

In seeking to boost its pass coverage, the Hawai'i football team received a commitment from a cornerback whose first name is synonymous with defense.

A West All-Star squad stacked with state champions and big-name players got big help from a little school on the North Shore.

Injuries all over the field hurt Hawaii, with the team missing the postseason for the first time in four seasons By Jason Kaneshiro POSTED: 01:30 a.m. HST, Dec 13, 2009 Growing pains tend to be aggravating to endure.

Hawaii center John Estes took top honors at the Warriors' season-ending banquet today at the Sheraton Waikiki Hotel.

The Hawai'i football team's ironman - center John Estes - yesterday was named winner of the Alec Waterhouse award as the Warriors' most valuable player for 2009.