Toss Up
Stephen Tsai of the Honolulu Star-Advertiser said tonight that he could not pick a winner between USC and Hawaii but the game will be close.
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Stephen Tsai of the Honolulu Star-Advertiser said tonight that he could not pick a winner between USC and Hawaii but the game will be close.
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Good drugs?
This guy is Lying! he knows SC will smack them like Chris Brown.
He must be the Star-Advertiser's resident comedian.
Tame stuff ....try reading science V, or KNUBS..These 2 knuckle heads (along w/ BUZZKILL Paralegal) could never pass a urine test...though I'm certain Buzzkill would spend hours in study hall prepping (point of clarification..prepping=hitting the books) after trying to memorize "How To Pick up Chicks", Vols. 3,4.
Who say's good comedy is hard to find?
This REALLY could be YOUR YEAR!
Fite on Trogans!
Guess he's been watching highlights of last year's Stanford game in the 4th quarter...did any Trojans stick around to see it?
What's your deal?
Too much Maui wowie for that dude. Good thing Baxter's not there...
Why is this shocking, sportswriters are clueless when it comes to anything.
and who could ever forget jim healy's favorite hawaiian broadcaster, "we here in hawaii like gene autrey's cowboys"
I guess he wouldn't sell too many papers if he said "hold on folks, we're about to get hammered."
USC is a 21 point favorite with an over/under of 54. Thus, the oddsmakers are saying USC will win 37.5-16.5.
USC wins 45-17.
Tyler rushes for over 150+ yards.
Barkley throws for 3 TDS and 1 int.
Get the starters out as early as possible.
Coach O: "Warriors, come out and play-ay...."
Beat the Warriors!
Fight On!!
A good example of the quality of the Hippie Lettuse in Hawaii.
Don't ask a Hawiiaan reporter the outcome of a game his team plays in and expect to get his honest answer.
Having said that, if Tyler fumbles (something his dad did constantly at UCLA) Barkley keeps throwing picks as he did last season and/or the recievers can't catch & hold onto the ball.... then it will be a close game. We will see how the coaching staff "rewards" players who give up the ball!
Dkstr1:
"I was always trying to go for extra yards," says [Wendell] Tyler of why he fumbled so often. "I tell my son to protect the ball. All good backs fumble."
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/article/magazine/MAG1027077/index.htm
Let's hope Marc Tyler can hold on to the ball. You too, Havili.