Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @HogManInLA Recruiting efforts have been picking up for Hawaii at the end of September with the Warriors landing their second commitment in as many days. On Thursday, Folsom wide receiver/cornerback Drake Stallworth pledged to Hawaii. Stallworth is another under the radar recruit Hawaii has lured out of California. Undervalued by recruiting services, Stallworth helped the […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @HogManInLA Hawaii added their fourth verbal commitment to their 2017 recruiting class on Tuesday pulling Isaia Mullen out of Oregon. Mullen has flown under the radar with Madison High School during the 2015 season and on into the 2016 season despite arguably being one of the top receivers in Oregon. The Senators had a tough […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @HogManInLA Few players truly take advantage of all opportunities presented to them. The prevailing thought is one has to be on the field, learning on the fly, to take advantage of opportunities to grow as a player. For Jordan Ta’amu, he recognized an opportunity presented to him, even though he was holding a clipboard on […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @HogManInLA Stephen Barber Player Profile Position: Quarterback Height and Weight: 6-3, 210 Classification: Class of 2018 High School: Punahou High School – Honolulu, Hawaii Honors: Gridiron Performance Academy Maximum Experience Football Camp – won Top Quarterback Award (2014), FBU Camp – Overall Camp MVP and Quarterback MVP Award (2015), Rivals Camp Series Young Gun […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: HogManInLA It seems in recent years the quality of talent pouring out of the state of Hawaii has been steadily increasing. Manti Te’o got the nation’s attention as a tough as nails middle linebacker from Punahou (Honolulu) for Notre Dame (2009-12) racking up 437 career tackles guiding one of the nation’s most iconic programs to […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @HogManInLA A year’s worth of great stats for a quarterback might not be as valuable as displaying great footwork, the ability to receive coaching, and showing great arm strength in a three or four hour camp working in front of the right coaches. Year after year, more and more junior high and high school underclassmen […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @HogManInLA The level of high school football talent seems to grow a little bit year after year across the nation. Having a “stacked” team use to mean an automatic deep run into a given state’s playoffs with a championship trophy spot already cleared off in the school’s lobby. Such is not the case anymore, especially […]
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