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1 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS 4 Running back Diocemy Saint Juste broke the school s single-season rushing record previously held by Travis Sims (1,498 yards in 1992). Saint Juste rushed for 1,510 yards and also broke Sims single-season yards per game mark, with a average. 4 Saint Juste finished 10th nationally in total rushing yards and No. 8 in yards per game. 4 Saint Juste ended his career No. 2 on a the school s all-time rushing list (3,102) and No. 7 in all-purpose yardage (3,781). He also has the second-most career 100-yard games (13) in school history. 4 Saint Juste also became the first UH player to eclipse 1,000 yards in consecutive seasons. He and Gary Allen (1979 and 81) are the only players with multiple 1,000-yard seasons in their careers. In addition, this season marked the third consecutive year UH featured a 1,000-yard rusher (Paul Harris, 2015), a first in program history. 4 Three Warriors were selected to all-star games Saint Juste (NFLPA Bowl), safety Trayvon Henderson (Senior Bowl), and offensive lineman Dejon Allen (East-West Shrine Game) the most since the 2011 season. In addition, defensive lineman Meffy Koloamatangi was invited to the College Gridiron Showcase, an event for NFL Draft-eligible players. 4 UH tied a pair of NCAA records in its win over Western Carolina most field goals blocked in a game (3) and most field goals blocked in a quarter (2). Hawai i tied for No. 6 nationally with five blocked kicks during the season with Koloamatangi and Viane Moala each with two. 4 UH won its first two games to start the season, a feat last accomplished in 2009 and just the third time in the last 20 years (2007 & 09). Its win at UMass to start the season broke a string of 13 straight non-conference road losses and marked its first season-opening road win since UH snapped a five-game Homecoming Game losing streak with a victory over San José State. All-MW Dejon Allen, 1st team, OL Diocemy Saint Juste, 2nd team, RB Jahlani Tavai, 2nd team, LB Meffy Koloamatangi, HM, DL Viane Moala, HM, DL Polynesian College Football Player of the Year Jahlani Tavai, Finalist Senior Bowl Trayvon Henderson East-West Shrine Game Dejon Allen NFLPA Bowl Diocemy Saint Juste College Gridiron Showcase Meffy Koloamatangi Phil Steele s All-MW Dejon Allen, 1st team, OL Diocemy Saint Juste, 2nd team, RB Jahlani Tavai, 2nd team, LB Meffy Koloamatangi, 3rd team, DL Bednarik Award Watch List Jahlani Tavai Mackay Award Watch List Metuisela Unga 2017 AWARDS & HONORS Rimington Trophy Watch List Asotui Eli Nagurski Trophy Watch List Jahlani Tavai Wuerffel Trophy Watch List Noah Borden Doak Walker Award Watch List Diocemy Saint Juste Fred Biletnikoff Award Watch List John Ursua Polynesian College Football Player of the Year Watch List Asotui Eli, OL, Jr. Meffy Koloamatangi, DL, Sr Viane Moala, DL, So. Jahlani Tavai, LB, Jr. Metuisela Unga, TE, Sr. John Ursua, WR, So. Preseason All-MW Dejon Allen, OL Jahlani Tavai, LB Trayvon Henderson, DB College Football America Yearbook s Mid-Major Starting Lineup Jahlani Tavai, LB Team Awards Alec Waterhouse Most Valuable Player Award: Diocemy Saint Juste Coach June Jones Offensive MVP: Dejon Allen Coach Bob Wagner Defensive MVP: Jahlani Tavai Coach Dick Tomey Special Teams MVP: Ammon Barker Warrior Club: Jeremiah Pritchard Coach Tom Kaulukukui Offensive Captain: Dru Brown Coach Otto Klum Defensive Captain: Trayvon Henderson Ben Yee Most Inspirational Player: Kalepo Naotala Jenny Masuda Scholar Athlete: Genta Ito Coach Larry Price Unselfish Warrior: Stephan Bernal-Wendt Coach Dave Holmes Most Improved Player: Solomon Matautia Coach Jimmy Asato Offensive Scout Team: Tristin Kamaka Coach Hank Vasconcellos Defensive Scout Team: KK Padello 2017 HAWAI I SCHEDULE Date Opponent (AP/Coaches) Result/Time TV Series Notes Aug. 26 at UMass W, Eleven Sports Net UH leads 2-0 UH scores final 10 points, go-ahead TD w/:48 left Sept. 2 Western Carolina W, Spectrum PPV UH leads th straight win over FCS team; Record 3 blocked kicks Sept. 9 at UCLA L, Pac-12 Networks UCLA leads 3-0 Bruins led 35-7 at half; UH out-gained UCLA, Sept. 23 at Wyoming* L, ot ESPN2 WYO leads nd straight OT game in Laramie; 5th straight loss in Laramie Sept. 30 Colorado State* L, Spectrum PPV CSU leads 15-9 Rams 7th straight win in series; Warriors trailed 31-7 at half Oct. 7 at Nevada* L, CBSSN NEV leads th straight loss for UH in Reno; UN scores 14 pts off UH TO Oct. 14 San José St.* (Homecoming) W, Spectrum PPV UH leads UH snaps 5-game Homecoming losing streak Oct. 28 San Diego State* L, 7-28 ESPN2 SDSU leads UH yet to beat Aztecs in six Mountain West meetings Nov. 4 at UNLV* L, Spectrum PPV UH leads UNLV gains possession of the Island Showdown Trophy Nov. 11 Fresno State* L, Spectrum PPV FS leads FS scores 31 unanswered, including 24-0 after lightning delay Nov. 18 at Utah State* L, 0-38 Spectrum PPV USU leads 9-6 UH 0-3 in red zone in 1st half, trailed 21-0 at halftime Nov. 25 Brigham Young (Senior Night) L, CBSSN BYU leads 22-8 Diocemy Saint Juste breaks single-season rushing record BOLD CAPS = Home games played at Hawaiian Tel FCU Field at Aloha Stadium All times local to site * = Mountain West game 2017 Hawai i Football Weekly Release 1 HawaiiAthletics.com

2 GENERAL NOTES ALL-STAR WARRIORS Three Warriors were selected to all-star games running back Diocemy Saint Juste (NFLPA Bowl), safety Trayvon Henderson (Senior Bowl), offensive lineman Dejon Allen (East-West Shrine Game) the most since the 2011 season when six players were invited. In addition, defensive lineman Meffy Koloamatangi was invited to the College Gridiron Showcase, an event for NFL Draft-eligible players. CONFERENCE HONOREES UH placed three members on the All-MW teams while two others received honorable mention as selected by a panel of media and head coaches. Senior offensive lineman Dejon Allen was the lone Rainbow Warrior named to the first team while running back Diocemy Saint Juste and linebacker Jahlani Tavai were second team honorees. Allen was a second-team pick last season while Tavai earned first-team honors in Defensive linemen Meffy Koloamatangi and Viane Moala received honorable mention. Koloamatangi was also an honorable mention selection last season. THE BEST OF POLYNESIA Junior linebacker Jahlani Tavai was among five finalists for the Polynesian College Football Player of the Year Award. The award is presented annually to the most outstanding Polynesian college football player that epitomizes great ability and integrity. Washington State defensive lineman Hercules Mataafa was this year s recipient. TEAM WINNERS Senior running back Diocemy Saint Juste was the recipient of the Alec Waterhouse Most Valuable Player Award. The Warrior Club Award was reinstated this year after a five-year absence and this year s recipient was linebacker Jeremiah Pritchard for earning the most helmet stickers. The Ben Yee Most Inspirational Award winner was defensive lineman Kalepo Naotala, who suffered a spinal cord injury this summer prior to the start of fall camp. For a list of all the winners, see page 1. SINGLE-SEASON LEADER Running back Diocemy Saint Juste broke a 25-year old mark by setting the program s singleseason rushing record. He surpassed Travis Sims record of 1,498 yards by rushing for 1,510 yards. He also eclipsed Sims yards per game mark with a average and set the single-season rushing attempts mark previously held by Michael Carter in Saint Juste finished with 282 attempts on the season. AMONG THE NATION S BEST Diocemy Saint Juste s average of yards per game ranked eighth nationally while his 1,510 rushing yards was 10th. The last time a UH player finished in the top 35 nationally was Travis Sims, who was sixth in 1992 (124.8 ypg). In addition, Saint Juste finished 15th in all-purpose yards, averaging yards per game. CAREER RUSHER Diocemy Saint Juste finished No. 2 on the school s career rushing list with 3,102 yards, joining only leader Gary Allen (3,451) as the only players in school history to top 3,000 rushing yards. Saint Juste s 3,781 career all-purpose yards is No. 7 all-time. Saint Juste also became the first UH player to eclipse 1,000 yards in consecutive seasons. He and Allen (1979 and 81) are the only players with multiple 1,000-yard seasons. In addition, this season marks the third consecutive year UH has a 1,000-yard rusher (Paul Harris, 2015), a first in program history. BREAKING 100 Diocemy Saint Juste made a habit of rushing for 100 yards or more in a game. He had eight 100-yard games in 2017 and 10 in his last 14 contests dating back to He just missed tying the single-season school record for 100-yard games which is nine by Travis Sims in Saint Juste also had 13 career 100-yard games which is second all-time behind Gary Allen (15). SELECT COMPANY Diocemy Saint Juste s is one of only three FBS players with at least three 200-yard rushing games in 2017, along with Wisconsin s Jonathan Taylor (3) and SDSU s Rashaad Penny (4). Saint Juste s 241 yards against Nevada was the most for a UH player since Alex Green rushed for a school-record 327 yards at New Mexico State in The first player in school history to log multiple 200-yard games, Saint Juste was one of five current FBS players with at least four career 200- yard games joining SDSU s Rashaad Penny, Old Dominion s Ray Larwry, New Mexico State s Larry Rose III, and Florida Atlantic s Devin Singletary. Saint Juste has four of UH s six 200+ games in the last 20 years. HOME TURF Over the last two seasons, Diocemy Saint Juste rushed for 1,431 yards at Aloha Stadium, with an average of yards per game. He topped 100- yards in six of 12 games, including three 200-yard performances. His total ranked seventh in FBS among all rushers at their home stadium while his average of yards is second behind Tulsa s D Angelo Brewer (133.0). RUNNING WITH THE BOWS UH s average of rushing yards per game is the highest by a Hawai i team since 1995 (224.0 ypg). Last season, the Warriors averaged yards per game. UH s 299 rushing yards versus Western Carolina was its fifth 299+ performance since Two of those 299+ totals have come in the last two years under Nick Rolovich, including last season s 344-yard outburst against Nevada. Since 2010, UH has 22, 200+ rushing games with nine in the last two years alone including four this season. NON-WINNING SEASONS UH is assured of a non-winning season for the seventh consecutive year and ninth time in the last 10 years. In the last decade, UH recorded its seventh losing season with 7-7 marks in 2008 and 2016 and a 10-4 campaign in THE SOPHOMORE JINX Nick Rolovich could not avoid the fate that each of his three predecessors experienced, suffering a losing season in his second season. Rolovich, who guided UH to a 7-7 mark and Hawai i Bowl appearance in his inaugural season, was an assistant under Greg McMackin and a quarterback under June Jones. Like Rolovich, both coaches led their team to a bowl game in their first seasons, but suffered losing records the next year. Norm Chow went 3-9 in his first year and 1-11 in year two. Coach Year 1 Year 2 Win Diff Nick Rolovich Norm Chow Greg McMackin June Jones MW S BEST Diocemy Saint Juste had three of the MW s top 10 rushing games this season. His 241 yards versus Nevada was No. 3 while his 202 yards against San José State and Western Carolina were tied for No. 8. With 3,102 career yards, he was also the MW s third-leading active rusher, trailing San Diego State s Rashaad Penny (3,656) and Colorado State s Dalyn Dawkins (3,185). MISSING URSUA UH finished the season by losing its last five games since slot receiver John Ursua suffered a season-ending injury against San José State. At the time, Ursua was leading the nation at receiving yards per game and was No. 2 in receptions per game (9.3). If he stayed healthy and continued that pace, both of those numbers would have led the nation. Since his injury, the UH offense has seen a drop in productivity, averaging 14.2 points and total yards per game. BIG-PLAY BOWS John Ursua s injury also took a toll on UH s bigplay ability. Hawai i produced only 14 explosive plays (20+ plays) in the last six games combined, compared to 35 explosives in the first six games. In the last three games, UH had four explosive plays, three coming against BYU. While in the lineup Ursua led the way with 10 explosives until his injury early in the San José State game. Safety Trayvon Henderson recorded the team s longest play of the season with an 89-yard TD return off a blocked kick. Dylan Collie led the team with 13 explosive plays. SLOW STARTS The Warriors either trailed or were tied after the first quarter in 10 of 12 games this season which resulted in a 2-8 mark. In two seasons under Nick Rolovich, UH has trailed or were tied after the first quarter in 22 of 26 games with a 7-15 record. In contrast, UH is a perfect 7-0 when leading at the half under Rolovich. ANCHOR OF DEFENSE Junior Jahlani Tavai led the UH defense this season with nine games of double-digit tackles and finished the season ranked 10th nationally with 124 total tackles (66 solo). The native of Inglewood, Calif., who was also among the nation s top tacklers in 2016, was second in the MW with an average of 10.3 tackles per game. He also ranked in the MW s Top 10 in sacks (7th) and tackles for loss (10th). One of five finalists for the Polynesian College Football Player of the Year, Tavai was also on the watch lists for the Chuck Bednarik and Bronco Nagurski awards given to the nation s top defensive player Hawai i Football Weekly Release 2 HawaiiAthletics.com

3 GENERAL NOTES OTHER NOTABLES 4 After losing its first seven coin tosses of the season, UH won its last five. 4 UH failed to score on an opening drive this season with nine punts, two turnovers (1-fumble, 1 INT), and one turnover on downs. 4 UH has the second longest streak in the country at 114 games without allowing a punt block. The best is Auburn who is at UH has allowed two kick returns for touchdowns this season, tied for the most in a single-season in program history (1998, 2001, 07). 4 UH's time of possession average per game is 31:28, which is its highest since 1997 (30:38). 4 UH has recorded an interception in 8 of 12 games this season. Linebacker Solomon Matautia led the team with three picks. 4 UH is 6-7 at home under Nick Rolovich. Since 2014, UH is at home compared to 5-19 on the road or neutral site. 4 The Warriors tallied 14 tackles for loss against Western Carolina, the most by a UH defense since recording 15 against Alabama in Quarterback Dru Brown s career-high 391 yards passing against UMass was his second 300- plus yard passing game against the Minutemen (threw for 311 yards last season) and was the most yards by a UH quarterback in a season-opener since Colt Brennan tossed for 416 yards in one half of action against Northern Colorado in Also against UMass, slot receiver John Ursua came within 36 yards of the single-game school record with 272 yards (12 rec.), which continues to be the most in FBS this season and is fourthbest in MW history. His 85-yard touchdown reception against the Minutemen was the fifth-longest pass play in program history. BLOCK PARTY UH finished the season tied for No. 6 nationally with five blocked kicks (4-FG, 1-PAT), three of which came against Western Carolina tied a pair of NCAA records most field goals blocked in a game (3) and most field goals blocked in a quarter (2). Defensive lineman Meffy Koloamatangi blocked two kicks in that game while Viane Moala had one. With a blocked PAT against San José State, Moala finished with two on the season and he and Koloamatangi tied for third nationally. INJURY BUG In addition to John Ursua s season-ending knee injury, tight end Metuisela Unga (foot) and offensive lineman Fred Ulu-Perry (knee) also suffered season-ending injuries. UH s frontline on both sides of the ball also caught the injury bug. Starting offensive lineman Dejon Allen, Asotui Eli, and J.R. Hensley each missed at least one game while defensive line starters Penitito Faalologo (6), Viane Moala (2), and Samuela Akoteu missed game action. AUSSIE, AUSSIE, AUSSIE, (AUSSIE) Four players from Down Under graced the 2017 roster and all of them played important roles. Redshirt frosh Stan Gaudion was the starting punter and ranked fourth in the MW with an average of 42.1 yards per punt. He had 19 punts inside the 20 and six 50+. Sophomore Ryan Meskell, who previously played soccer at Lewis & Clark (Ill.), was the team s primary kickoff specialist and was 1-of- 4 in field goal attempts. Sophomore Ben Scruton and redshirt freshman Maxwell Hendrie both played key roles on special teams. HAWAI I IN THE MOUNTAIN WEST Hawai i holds a 9-39 (.188) record in six seasons in the Mountain West. Hawai i is 5-19 (.208) in MW home games and 4-20 (.174) in road games. UH finished winless on the road (0-4) in the MW for the fourth time in six seasons. UH AT ALOHA STADIUM The 2017 campaign was the Rainbow Warriors 43rd season at Aloha Stadium. The Warriors boast an all-time mark of for a 58.6 winning percentage in the Halawa venue. UH went 4-3 at Aloha Stadium in 2016, posting its first winning record in the facility since 2011 (4-3). The Warriors were 2-4 at home this season. NFL WARRIORS Three former Warriors were on NFL 53-man squads - rookie punter/kicker Rigoberto Sanchez (Indianapolis), rookie linebacker Jerrol Garcia Williams (Denver) and second-year receiver Trevor Davis (Green Bay). Davis started his career at UH before finishing at Cal. In addition, WR Marcus Kemp (Kansas City) was briefly called up to the Chiefs 53-man roster, while OL Leo Koloamatangi was on Detroit s practice squad. NOT JUST ROLO Nick Rolovich wasn t the only former Warrior in the FBS coaching ranks joining Syracuse s Dino Babers ( 83) and Navy s Ken Nuimatalolo ( 89). In addition, Army HC Todd Monken received a graduate degree from UH in FREQUENT FLYERS UH made sixth road trips this season, playing in four different time zones and racking up 38,392 miles by air and 700 miles by bus. The Warriors averaged more than 43K miles in the each of the previous two seasons. Destination Opponent RT Air Miles New York UMass 9,962 Los Angeles UCLA 5,110 Denver Wyoming 6,728 Oakland/Reno Nevada 5,180 Las Vegas UNLV 5,524 Salt Lake CIty Utah State 5,888 Total Miles 38,392 UH ON NATIONAL TELEVISION UH has made 95 all-time appearances on national television and owns a record. UH has lost 34 of its last 36 games on national television. One of the two wins during that stretch was a win over Middle Tennessee in the 2016 Hawai i Bowl. UH was 0-5 on national TV this season. ROAD WARRIORS From , the Warriors were 1-23 on the road. UH snapped a 13-game non-conference road losing streak with a season-opening win at UMass to open Since head coach Nick Rolovich took over last season, UH is 4-9 away from home (includes neutral site loss to Cal last year) with a 1-5 mark this season. LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON A total of six Rainbow Warriors have fathers who also suited up for UH. That number is tied for sixth most in the FBS. Clemson and Michigan lead the nation with nine. Player Father (Years Played) Frank Abreu Sean Abreu ( ) Shawn McCarthy Thomas McCarthy ( ) Kumoku Noa Henry Noa ( ) Austin Pang Kee Tony Pang Kee ( ) Keala Santiago Louis Santiago ( ) Tumua Tuinei Tom Tuinei (1976) ALL IN THE FAMILY 4 Freshman twins Kade Greeley (TE) and Karson Greeley (QB) not only excelled in football at Vista Murrieta High in California, but also in volleyball. Their older sister Kalei was a senior outside hitter for the Wahine volleyball team. 4 Junior LB KK Padello, a former Hawai i prep state defensive player of the year, joined the team this year after playing at Southern Oregon and serving in the Hawai i National Guard. His younger brother is second-year DL Kaimana Padello. 4 JC transfer Manu Hudson-Rasmussen s first cousin Kory Rasmussen was a starting defensive lineman for the Warriors the past two seasons. 4 Freshman defensive lineman Makai Manuwai s cousin is a distinguished UH alum. Vince Manuwai was a UH All-American in 2002 at offensive guard, before enjoying an eight-year career with the NFL s Jacksonville Jaguars. NAOTALA ON THE MEND Kalepo Naotala, a freshman from Virginia suffered a serious spinal cord injury on July 1, 2017 while diving near Waikiki Beach. After receiving treatment at The Queen s Medical Center, Naotala was transferred to Craig Hospital in Englewood, Colo., for further rehabilitation, and where the team visited him during its road trip to Wyoming. The College Football Assistance Fund (CFAF) provided a $10,000 grant to help with expenses. UH also established a Friends of Kalepo Naotala Fund at the Bank of Hawaii-Moiliili Branch. SILVER ANNIVERSARY WINNER Former UH placekicker Jason Elam, who later became a three-time All-Pro and two-time Super Bowl champion with the Denver Broncos, is one of six former student-athletes named recipients of the 2018 NCAA Silver Anniversary Award. Elam and the five other winners were recognized at the Honors Celebration during the NCAA Convention in Indianapolis on January 17. DIVERSITY U UH was the most diverse squad in the country with players from 19 different states, encompassing six time zones (Hawaiian, Alaskan, Pacific, Mountain, Central and Eastern time). More than half of the 116-man roster hails from Hawai i (41) and California (34). The Rainbow Warriors also boast players from Australia (4), Canada (1), Japan (1) and American Samoa (7). Oregon State was second in the country with 12 players from Hawai i Hawai i Football Weekly Release 3 HawaiiAthletics.com

4 GENERAL NOTES INDIVIDUAL STATS & STREAKS 300+ yd Pass Games 2017 Streak Career Dru Brown yd Rush Games 2017 Streak Career Diocemy Saint Juste yd Rec. Games 2017 Streak Career John Ursua 3-5 Dylan Collie Devan Stubblefield Consecutive Games WIth A Catch 17, John Ursua Consecutive Attempts WIthout An INT 67, Dru Brown Last INT: vs. Fresno State (11/11/17) Consec. Attempts WIthout A Fumble Lost 25, Diocemy Saint Juste Last fumble lost: at Utah State (11/18/17) Consec. Starts (O): John Wa a (OL) - 26 Consec. Starts (D): Jahlani Tavai (LB) - 26 CURRENT TEAM STREAKS Home Losses: 3 last win: San Jose State (37-26), 10/14/17 Road Losses: 5 last win: at UMass (38-35), 8/26/17 Conference Losses: 4 last win: San Jose State (37-26), 10/14/17 Conference Home Losses: 2 last win: San Jose State (37-26), 10/14/17 Conference Road Losses: 4 last win: at Fresno State (14-13), 11/19/16 Non-Conference Home Losses: 1 last win: Western Carolina (41-18), 9/2/17 Non-Conference Road Losses: 1 last win: at UMass (38-35), 8/26/17 UH IN THE MW/NCAA RANKINGS Team STAT MW NCAA Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Passing Offense Passing Defense Rushing Offense Rushing Defense Total Offense Total Defense Passing Efficiency Passing Efficiency Defense rd Down Conversions 38.3% 7 82 Opp. 3rd Down Conversions 48.8% th Down Conversions 35.7% Opp. 4th Down Conversions 66.7% Sacks By 24 T6 T65 Sacks Against T96 Turnover Margin Time of Possession 31: Red Zone Offense 69.8% Red Zone Defense 80.0% 4 36 Kickoff Return Average Punt Return Average Net Punting FUTURE SCHEDULES 2018 Date Opponent Site Sept. 1 Navy Honolulu Sept. 8 Rice Honolulu Sept. 15 at Army West Point, N.Y. Sept. 22 Duquesne Honolulu Oct. 13 at BYU Provo, Utah 2019 Date Opponent Site Aug. 24 Arizona Honolulu Sept. 7 Oregon State Honolulu Sept. 14 at Washington Seattle Sept. 21 Central Arkansas Honolulu Nov. 30 Army Honolulu 2020 Date Opponent Site Aug. 29 Arizona Tucson, Ariz. Sept. 5 New Mexico St. Honolulu Sept. 12 Fordham Honolulu Sept. 19 at Oregon Eugene, Ore Date Opponent Site Sept. 4 Portland State Honolulu Sept. 11 at Oregon State Corvallis, Ore. Sept. 25 at New Mexico St. Las Cruces, N.M Date Opponent Site Aug. 27 Vanderbilt Honolulu Sept. 3 Western Ky. Honolulu Sept. 10 Duquesne Honolulu Sept. 17 at Wisconsin Madison, WIsc. Nov. 19 at Army West Point, N.Y Date Opponent Site Aug. 26 at Vanderbilt Nashville, Tenn. Sept. 16 Oregon Eugene, Ore Date Opponent Site Aug. 31 Wisconsin Honolulu Sept. 14 at BYU Provo, Utah Sept. 21 Oregon Honolulu Nov. 30 Army Honolulu 2025 Date Opponent Site Aug. 30 Arizona Honolulu Sept. 6 BYU Honolulu 2026 Date Opponent Site Sept. 19 at Arizona State Tempe, Ariz. CAREER LEADERS PASSING YARDS No Player GP Yds 1. Timmy Chang , Colt Brennan , Bryant Moniz , Dan Robinson , Garrett Gabriel , Dru Brown ,273 RUSHING YARDS No Player Years Played Yds 1. Gary Allen , D. Saint Juste , ,102 TOTAL OFFENSE No Player Years Played Yds 1. Timmy Chang , Colt Brennan , Bryant Moniz , Garrett Gabriel , Michael Carter , Raphel Cherry , Dan Robinson , Dru Brown ,586 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS No Player Years Played Yds 1. Chad Owens , Gary Allen , Greg Salas , Jeff Sydner , Jason Rivers , , Davone Bess , D. Saint Juste , ,781 TACKLES No Player Years Played Tkl 1. Solomon Elimimian Levi Stanley David Dworsky Steve Lehor Adam Leonard Nate Jackson Corey Paredes Jahlani Tavai INTERCEPTIONS No Player Years Played Int. 1. Mana Silva Keoni Jardine Kelvin Millhouse, Jr Abraham Elimimian Walter Briggs Harold Stringert Kent Kafentzis , Trayvon Henderson , Kyle Kafentzis Quincy LeJay Ken Shibata Jeris White KICKOFF RETURNS No Player Years Played Yds. Avg. 1. Mike Edwards , Keelan Ewaliko , Hawai i Football Weekly Release 4 HawaiiAthletics.com

5 MOUNTAIN WEST/POLLS/HONORS 2017 MW STANDINGS MOUNTAIN Division (AP/Coaches) MW Pct Home Away Overall Pct Home Away Neut Streak Boise State (RV/RV)% W7 Wyoming L1 Colorado State W1 Utah State W2 Air Force L3 New Mexico L6 WEST Division (AP/Coaches) MW Pct Home Away Overall Pct Home Away Neut Streak Fresno State (RV/RV)% W3 San Diego State (RV/RV) W3 UNLV W1 Nevada L1 Hawai i L4 San José State L10 % Division Champions MW BOWL GAMES GILDAN NEW MEXICO Dec. 16, 2017 Albuquerque, N.M. 2:30 p.m. MT TV: ESPN Marshall 31, Colorado State 28 LAS VEGAS BOWL Dec. 16, 2017 Las Vegas, Nev. 12:30 p.m. PT TV: ABC Boise State 38, Oregon 28 FAMOUS IDAHO POTATO BOWL Dec. 22, 2017 Boise, Idaho 2:00 p.m. MT TV: ESPN Wyoming 37, Central Michigan 14 LOCKHEAD MARTIN ARMED FORCES BOWL Dec. 23, 2017 University Park, Texas 2:30 p.m. CT TV: ESPN Army 42, San Diego State 35 HAWAI I BOWL Dec. 24, 2017 Honolulu, O ahu 3:30 p.m. HT TV: ESPN Fresno State 33, Houston 27 NOVA HOME LOANS ARIZONA BOWL Dec. 29, 2017 Tucson, Ariz. Kickoff: 3:30 p.m. MT TV: CBS Sports New Mexico State 26, Utah State 20 (ot) NATIONAL POLLS COLLEGE ASSOCIATED FOOTBALL PLAYOFF PRESS (Dec. 3) (FINAL) Rk Team (1st place) 1 Clemson 2 Oklahoma 3 Georgia 4 Alabama 5 Ohio State 6 Wisconsin 7 Auburn 8 USC 9 Penn State 10 Miami 11 Washington 12 UCF 13 Stanford 14 Notre Dame 15 TCU 16 Michigan State 17 LSU 18 Washington St. 19 Oklahoma State 20 Memphis 21 Northwestern 22 Virginia Tech 23 Mississippi State 24 NC State 25 Boise State Rk Team (1st place) 1 Alabama (57) 2 Georgia 3 Oklahoma 4 Clemson 5 Ohio State 6 UCF(4) 7 Wisconsin 8 Penn State 9 TCU 10 Auburn 11 Notre Dame 12 USC 13 Miami 14 Oklahoma State 15 Michigan State 16 Washington 17 Northwestern 18 LSU 19 Mississippi State 20 Stanford 21 South Florida 22 Boise State 23 NC State 24 Virginia Tech 25 Memphis OFFENSE Pos. Player Cl. Team QB Nick Stevens Sr. Colorado State WR Cedrick Wilson Sr. Boise State WR Michael Gallup Sr. Colorado State RB Rashaad Penny Sr. San Diego State RB Lexington Thomas Jr. UNLV TE Jake Roh Sr. Boise State OL Mason Hampton Sr. Boise State OL Jake Bennett Sr. Colorado State OL Zack Golditch Sr. Colorado State OL Dejon Allen Sr. Hawai i OL Austin Corbett Sr. Nevada PK Dominik Eberle So. Utah State PR/KR Rashaad Penny Sr. San Diego State AMWAY COACHES (FINAL) Rk Team (1st place) 1 Alabama (62) 2 Georgia 3 Oklahoma 4 Clemson 5 Ohio State 6 Wisconsin 7 UCF 8 Penn State 9 TCU 10 USC 11 Notre Dame 12 Auburn 13 Miami 14 Oklahoma State 15 Washington 16 Michigan State 17 Northwestern 18 LSU 19 Stanford 20 Mississippi State 21 South Florida 22 Boise State 23 NC State 24 Memphis 25 Virginia Tech 2017 ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST FIRST TEAM MW PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Offense S 4 Rashaad Penny, SDSU S 11 Rashaad Penny, SDSU S 18 Rashaad Penny, SDSU S 25 Rashaad Penny, SDSU O 2 Richard McQuarley, UNM O 9 Kelton Moore, NEV O 16 Michael Gallup, CSU O 23 Jordan Love, USU O 30 Josh Allen, WYO N 6 Rashaad Penny, SDSU N 13 Alexander Mattison, BSU N 20 Armani Rogers, UNLV N 27 Marcus McMaryion, FRES Defense S 4 Jake Rothschiller, UNM S 11 Noble Hall, SDSU S 18 Kameron Kelly, SDSU S 25 Andrew Wingard, WYO O 2 Jalen Davis, USU O 9 Juju Hughes, FRES O 16 Carl Granderson, WYO O 23 Jeffrey Allison, FRES O 30 Andrew Wingard, WYO N 6 Jeffrey Allison, FRES N 13 Dameon Baber, NEV N 20 George Helmuth, FRES N 27 Tariq Thompson, SDSU Special Teams S 4 Avery Williams, BSU S 11 Rashaad Penny, SDSU S 18 Bryce Crawford, SJSU S 25 Jason Sanders, UNM O 2 Juwan Washington, SDSU O 9 DJ Nelson, USU O 16 Avery Williams, BSU O 23 Luke Strebel, AF O 30 Daniel Gutierrez, UNLV N 6 Cooper Rothe, WYO N 13 Joel Velazquez, BSU N 20 Rashaad Penny, SDSU N 27 Bryce Crawford, SJSU MW INDIVIDUAL HONORS Offensive Player of the Year: Rashaad Penny, RB, San Diego St. Defensive Player of the Year: Leighton Vander Esch, LB, Boise St. Special Teams Player of the Year: Rashaad Penny, KR, San Diego St. Freshman of the Year: Armani Rogers, QB, UNLV Coach of the Year: Jeff Tedford, Fresno State DEFENSE Pos. Player Cl. Team DL Curtis Weaver Fr. Boise State DL Malik Reed Jr. Nevada DL Youhanna Ghaifan So. Wyoming DL Carl Granderson Jr. Wyoming LB Leighton Vander Esch Jr. Boise State LB Jeffrey Allison So. Fresno State LB Frank Ginda Jr. San José State DB Tyler Horton Jr. Boise State DB Kameron Kelly Sr. San Diego State DB Jalen Davis Sr. Utah State DB Andrew Wingard Jr. Wyoming P Corey Bojorquez Sr. New Mexico 2017 Hawai i Football Weekly Release 5 HawaiiAthletics.com

6 COACHING STAFF NICK ROLOVICH Head Coach, 2nd Season Overall Record: MW Record: Former Warrior quarterback Nick Rolovich completed his second season as the program s head coach in One year after he led the Warriors to a 7-7 record and Hawai i Bowl championship, UH struggled in Year 2 of the Rolovich era. Hawai i lost eight of its final nine games to conclude with a 3-9 mark. Rolovich sparked a revival of the Warrior football program in 2016 as his Live Aloha, Play Warrior and Pride Rock slogans, which echoed throughout his introductory press conference, were the foundation of his inaugural season. In addition, his witty theatrics helped promote the program off the field through numerous ESPN SportsCenter Top Plays and viral videos across social media. He also reenergized a fan base, including the alumni with the help of three of his former UH teammates on the coaching staff. Most importantly, the Warriors won on the field finishing with seven wins capped by a victory over Middle Tennessee in the Hawai i Bowl, while snapping a five-year losing drought. When he took over the program as the fifth-youngest head coach in NCAA Division I FBS at the age of 37 after a four-year stint as Nevada s offensive coordinator, Rolovich promised a refined offense and he came through in the form of a 1,000-yard rusher and a 1,000-yard receiver for just the second time in program history. Also in 2016, the Warriors won three road games and finished runnerup in the West Division of the Mountain West, its highest finish since joining the league in Rolovich became the 23rd head coach for the COACHING STAFF PERSONAL Hometown: Novato, Calif. Rainbow Warrior program when he was hired in December Regarded as one of the top offensive minds in the country, Rolovich has proven an accomplished play-caller in operating the Run and Shoot, as well as the Pistol offense. While the offensive coordinator at Nevada from , the Wolf Pack offense ranked as high as eighth nationally in total offense, while making three bowl games. Meanwhile, Rolovich s first coaching stint at UH was wildly productive from , directing one of the top passing offenses in the nation. He was the quarterbacks coach all four seasons and spent the final two years as the Warriors offensive coordinator. in 2010, Hawai i led the nation in passing offense (394.3 ypg) and finished sixth in total offense (500.6 ypg). Rolovich was a two-year letterwinner at quarterback for Hawai i from , starting the bulk of the 2001 season and leading the team to an 8-1 record as a starter. He passed for 4,176 career yards and 40 touchdowns and still holds six school passing records. As a senior that season, he ranked 10th nationally in passing efficiency with a rating and broke 19 school passing and eight total offense records. THE ROLOVICH FILE EDUCATION Bachelor s: Hawai i, 2004 Master s: New Mexico Highlands, 2007 PLAYING EXPERIENCE City College of San Francisco ( ); Hawai i ( ); Rhein Fire [NFL Europe] ( ); San Jose SaberCats [Arena] ( ); Arizona Rattlers [AFL] (2006); Chicago Rush [AFL] (2006); Las Vegas Gladiators [AFL] (2007) COACHING RESUME Years School/Team Position Hawai i Head Coach Nevada Offensive Coordinator/QBs Hawai i Offensive Coordinator/QBs Hawai i Quarterbacks C.C. of San Francisco Quarterbacks Hawai i Student Assistant 2002 San Marin (Calif.) HS Assistant Coach YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD AS A HEAD COACH Total Conf. Year Team W-L W-L Finish Bowl 2016 Hawai i (MW) T2nd-West Hawai i 2017 Hawai i (MW) T5th-West - Total COACHES NOTES 4Nick Rolovich was one 22 head coaches in the FBS who returned to lead their alma mater and among those the second youngest to Kliff Kingsbury of Texas Tech just five months his elder. Of the 22 HCs, 13 were QBs. Rolovich is also the 10th youngest head coach in FBS. 4 UH boasts four former Warriors on its full-time coaching staff; Rolovich, Brian Smith (OC/RB), Craig Stuzmann (QB) and Abe Elimimian (DB). All four were teammates on the 2001 squad that finished 9-3. Rolovich (QB), Smith (C), and Stutzmann (WR) were senior starters on offense, while Elimimian was a redshirt freshman who started six games at cornerback. 4 Rolovich enjoyed a six-year pro football career before going into coaching. He played two years in the Arena Football League and is one of seven current FBS head coaches to play in the AFL - Bret Bielema (Arkansas), Jumbo Fischer (Florida St), Justin Fuente (Virginia Tech), Scotty Montgomery (East Carolina), Tim Lester (Western Michigan), and Mike Neu (Ball St). 4At 24 years, Sean Duggan is the youngest assistant coach in the FBS. Duggan finished his playing career in 2014 at Boston College before serving as a defensive graduate assistant. 4Special teams coordinator Mayur Chaudhari is the son-in-law of Dick Tomey, former head coach at Hawai i, Arizona, and San José State. Chaudhari served as a graduate assistant at San José State under Tomey, coaching special teams, the secondary and linebackers. 4Offensive line coach Chris Naeole left the coaching staff after the team s fifth game of the season. Naeole spent four-plus seasons with UH on both Norm Chow and Nick Rolovich s staffs. He was the interim head coach for the final four games of the 2015 season. 4 After spending 2016 as UH s defensive line coach, Legi Suiaunoa takes over as defensive coordinator this season. It will be his second stint as defensive coordinator and first on the FBS level after serving at the same capacity at Eastern Oregon in Wide receivers coach Kefense Hynson has served as an offensive coordinator at three different schools, including Montana, where he coached alongside current UH defensive coordinator Legi Suiaunoa. 4 Jacob Yoro, the newest member of the staff, is one of two Hawai i natives on staff along with Craig Stutzmann. Like Stutzmann, Yoro played prep football at nearby Saint Louis School under legendary high school coach and former UH assistant Cal Lee. 4 With the departure of Naeole, the average age of the 9-member coaching staff is Brian Smith Offensive Coordinator/ Running Backs BOOTH Legi Suiaunoa Defensive Coordinator/ Defensive Tackles BOOTH Mayur Chaudhari Special Teams Coord./ Defensive Ends FIELD Craig Stutzmann Passing Game Coord./ Quarterbacks FIELD Sean Duggan Linebackers FIELD Abe Elimimian Secondary FIELD Kefense Hynson Wide Receivers BOOTH Graduate Assistants: Makana Garrigan (LB-Booth), Marc Moody (DL-Booth), John Estes (OL-Field), Mikahael Waters (WR/TE-Field) Jacob Yoro Safeties FIELD 2017 Hawai i Football Weekly Release 6 HawaiiAthletics.com

7 ROSTERS ALPHABETICAL No Name Pos 31 Frank Abreu WR 91 Samiuela Akoteu DL 50 Dejon Allen OL 85 Marcus Armstrong-Brown WR 26 Justice Augafa DB 76 Ramsey Aviu OL 80 Ammon Barker WR 71 Stephan Bernal-Wendt OL 84 Isaiah Bernard WR 1 Noah Borden LB/LS 25 Austin Borengasser DB 52 Michael Boyle PK 59 Max Broman LB 2 Dru Brown QB 17 Cole Brownholtz QB 89 Cole Carter DL 99 Zeno Choi DL 47 Kaiwi Chung TE 23 Dylan Collie WR 25 Elijah Dale RB 29 Donovan Dalton DB 33 Melvin Davis RB 11 Jay Dominique DB 43 Tevarua Eldridge DL 65 Asotui Eli OL 68 Ra Elkington OL 12 Keelan Ewaliko WR 61 Wesley Faagau LB 8 Penitito Faalologo DL 58 Rashaan Falemalu LB 18 Rojesterman Farris II DB 19 Eugene Ford DB 23 Akil Francisco DB 42 Dayton Furuta TE 15 Kyle Gallup QB 99 Stan Gaudion P 37 Austin Gerard DB 52 Dalton Gouveia LB 59 Emil Graves OL 83 Kade Greeley TE 16 Karson Greeley QB 28 Cameron Hayes DB 39 Trayvon Henderson DB 92 Maxwell Hendrie DL 57 J.R. Hensley OL 16 Kalen Hicks DB 21 Freddie Holly III RB 14 Manu Hudson-Rasmussen DB 20 Hunter Hughes QB 29 Genta Ito RB 44 Hekili Keliiliki RB 49 Tristin Kamaka WR 67/95 Brandon Kipper OL 97 Meffy Koloamatangi DL 88 Isaia Leeth WR 4 Daniel Lewis Jr. DB 54 La akea Look LB 38 Malachi Mageo LB 3 David Manoa DL 51 Makai Manuwai OL 27 Solomon Matautia LB 13 Cole McDonald QB 43 Shawn McCarthy LS 12 Damario Mclean DB 93 Anthony Mermea DL 94 Ryan Meskell PK 98 Viane Moala DL 66 Eperone Moananu DL NUMERICAL No Name Pos Ht Wt Cl Exp Hometown/Last School 1 Noah Borden LB/LS Jr. 2L Pearl City, O ahu (Kamehameha Schools-Kapālama) 2 Dru Brown QB Jr. 1L San Mateo, Calif. (College of San Mateo) 3 David Manoa DL Sr. 3L Hayward, Calif. (Aragon HS) 4 Daniel Lewis, Jr. DB Jr. 2L New Iberia, La. (New Iberia HS) 5 John Ursua WR So. 1L Kailua-Kona, Hawai i (Cedar City HS) 7 Metuisela Unga TE Sr. 3L Rochester, Calif. (Rancho Cucamonga HS) 8 Penitito Faalologo DL Sr. 3L Pago Pago, American Samoa (Fagaitua HS) 9 Devan Stubblefield WR Jr. 1L Ewa Beach, O ahu (Saint Louis School) 10 Justin Uahinui QB Fr. HS Honolulu, O ahu (Farrington HS) 10 Jeremiah Pritchard LB So. 1L Leone, American Samoa (Silverado HS) 11 Jay Dominique DB Fr. HS Montreal, Canada (Old Montreal Cegep) 12 Keelan Ewaliko WR Sr. 3L Wailuku, Maui (Baldwin HS) 12 Damario Mclean DB Fr. HS Sacramento, Calif. (Elk Grove HS) 13 Cole McDonald QB Fr. RS La Mirada, Calif. (Sonora HS) 13 Keala Santiago DB So. 1L Hau ula, O ahu (Kahuku HS) 14 Larry Tuileta QB Jr. TR Honolulu, O ahu (USC) 14 Manu Hudson-Rasmussen DB Jr. JC Tigard, Ore. (Riverside City College) 15 Kyle Gallup QB So. TR Parker, Colo. (Marshall) 15 Paul Scott LB Fr. HS Oakland, Calif. (McClymonds Senior HS) 16 Karson Greeley QB Fr. HS Murrieta, Calif. (Vista Murrieta HS) 16 Kalen Hicks DB So. 1L Las Vegas, Nev. (Bishop Gorman HS) 17 Cole Brownholtz QB So. JC Carmichael, Calif. (Sierra JC) 17 Terrence Sayles DB Jr. SQ Kerens, Texas (Kerens HS) 18 Rojesterman Farris II DB So. 1L Coral Springs, Fla. (Coral Springs Charter HS) 19 Eugene Ford DB Fr. HS Venice, Calif. (University HS) 20 Hunter Hughes QB Sr. SQ Lake Zurich, Ill. (Lake Zurich HS) 20 Zach Wilson DB So. 1L Upland, Calif. (Mt. SAC) 21 Freddie Holly III RB Fr. RS Riverside, Calif. (Norte Vista HS) 22 Diocemy Saint Juste RB Sr. 3L Boynton Beach, Fla. (Santaluces HS) 22 Ikem Okeke LB So. 1L Las Vegas, Nev. (Bishop Gorman HS) 23 Dylan Collie WR Jr. 2L El Dorado Hills, Calif. (BYU) 23 Akil Francisco DB Fr. HS Alameda, Calif. (Encinal HS) 24 Mykal Tolliver DB Fr. RS Bellflower, Calif. (St. John Bosco HS) 25 Elijah Dale RB Jr. JC San Francisco, Calif. (City College of San Francisco) 25 Austin Borengasser DB So. SQ Honolulu, O ahu (Kamehameha Schools-Kapālama) 26 Miles Reed RB Fr. HS Corona, Calif. (Centennial HS) 26 Justice Augafa DB Jr. JC Anchorage, Alaska (LA Harbor College) 27 Solomon Matautia LB So. 1L Ewa Beach, O ahu (Campbell HS) 28 Cameron Hayes DB So. 1L Los Angeles, Calif. (Junipero Serra HS) 29 Genta Ito RB Jr. JC Inabe, Japan (Santa Monica College) 29 Donovan Dalton DB Fr. HS Apple Valley, Minn. (Saguaro HS) 30 Davine Tullis WR So. 1L Seattle, Wash. (Ballard HS) 31 Frank Abreu WR Sr. 1L Honolulu, O ahu (Notre Dame College) 31 Jahlani Tavai LB Jr. 2L Inglewood, Calif. (Mira Costa HS) 33 Melvin Davis RB Sr. 1L Compton, Calif. (Santa Monica College) 33 Penei Pavihi LB Fr. HS Pago Pago, American Samoa (Tafuna HS) 34 Austin Pang Kee DB So. SQ Kane ohe, O ahu (Damien HS) 35 Kayson Smith-Bejgrowicz DB So. HS Ewa Beach, O ahu (Kamehameha Schools-Kapālama) 36 Ben Scruton DB So. 1L Melbourne, Australia (Melbourne University) 37 Austin Gerard DB Sr. 1L Pearl City, O ahu (College of the Sequoias) 38 Malachi Mageo LB Jr. 2L Carson, Calif. (Junipero Serra HS) 39 Trayvon Henderson DB Sr. 3L Sacramento, Calif. (Grant Union HS) 40 Dany Mulanga LB Jr. 2L Bedford, Texas (Trinity HS) 41 Scheyenne Sanitoa DB Fr. RS Fagatogo, American Samoa (Samoana HS) 42 Dayton Furuta TE So. 1L Mililani, O ahu (Mililani HS) 43 Shawn McCarthy LS Jr. JC Honolulu, O ahu (Puget Sound) 43 Tevarua Eldridge DL Jr. 2L Wailuku, Maui (Baldwin HS) 44 Hekili Keliiliki RB Fr. HS Bentonville, Ark. (Bentonville HS) 44 Russell Williams, Jr. LB Sr. 2L Elk Grove, Calif. (Sacramento City College) 45 Dakota Torres TE Jr. 1L Wai anae, O ahu (Punahou School) 46 Alex Trifonovitch PK/P So. 1L Honolulu, O ahu (Punahou School) 47 Kaiwi Chung TE Jr. 1L Honolulu, O ahu (Kamehameha Schools-Kapālama) 48 Ryan Tuiasoa RB Sr. 2L Kailua, O ahu (Weber State) 49 Tristin Kamaka WR Sr. TR Ewa Beach, Oahu (Midland [Neb.] University). 49 Manly Williams DL So. 1L Honolulu, O ahu (Farrington HS) 50 Dejon Allen OL Sr. 3L Compton, Calif. (Dominguez HS) 51 John Wa a OL Sr. 3L Hau ula, O ahu (Kahuku HS) 2017 Hawai i Football Weekly Release 7 HawaiiAthletics.com

8 ROSTERS NUMERICAL No Name Pos Ht Wt Cl Exp Hometown/Last School 51 Makai Manuwai DL Fr. HS Medford, Ore. (South Medford HS) 52 Michael Boyle PK Fr. HS Washougal, Wash. (Camas HS) 52 Dalton Gouveia LB So. SQ Mooresville, N.C. (Charlotte Christian HS) 53 Kana i Picanco LB Jr. JC Kane ohe, O ahu (Pima CC) 54 La akea Look LB So. 1L Waipahu, O ahu (Punahou School) 55 Micah Vanterpool OL Fr. HS Phoenix, Ariz. (Phoenix Central HS) 56 KK Padello DL Jr. TR Mililani, O ahu (Southern Oregon) 57 J.R. Hensley OL So. 1L Edmond, Okla. (Santa Fe HS) 58 Rashaan Falemalu LB Jr. 1L Hau ula, O ahu (Kahuku HS) 59 Emil Graves OL Jr. JC Lynwood, Calif. (Fullerton College) 59 Max Broman LB Sr. 1L Draper, Utah (Alta HS) 60 Chris Posa OL Sr. 1L Commerce, Mich. (Alabama) 61 Wesley Faagau LB Fr. RS Wai anae, O ahu (Kamehameha Schools-Kapālama) 62 Doug Russell DL Fr. HS Seattle, Wash. (O Dea HS) 63 Taaga Tuulima OL Fr. RS Ewa Beach, O ahu ( Iolani School) 64 Fred Ulu-Perry OL So. TR Honolulu, O ahu (UCLA) 65 Asotui Eli OL Jr. 2L Kailua-Kona, Hawai i (Kealakehe HS) 66 Eperone Moananu DL So. 1L Pago Pago, American Samoa (Tafuna HS) 67/95 Brandon Kipper OL Fr. HS Nampa, Idaho (Columbia HS) 68 Ra Elkington OL Fr. HS Laie, O ahu (Kahuku HS) 69 Azia Seei DL Jr. TR Honolulu, O ahu (William Penn University) 70 Joey Nu uanu-kuhi iki DL Fr. RS Wai anae, O ahu (Wai anae HS) 71 Stephan Bernal-Wendt OL Fr. HS Honolulu, O ahu (Salesian HS) 72/90 Matt Norman OL Sr. 1L Monrovia, Calif. (Fullerton College) 75 Kalepo Naotala DL Fr. HS Newport News, Va. (Menchville HS) 76 Ramsey Aviu OL Fr. HS Aiea, Oahu ( Aiea HS) 77 Alesana Sunia OL Fr. RS Leone, American Samoa (Leone HS) 80 Ammon Barker WR Sr. 3L Salt Lake City, Utah (Alta HS) 81 Kalakaua Timoteo WR So. 1L Mililani, O ahu (Mililani HS) 82 Drake Stallworth WR Fr. HS Folsom, Calif. (Folsom HS) 83 Kade Greeley TE Fr. HS Murrieta, Calif. (Vista Murrieta HS) 84 Isaiah Bernard WR Sr. 1L Santa Clarita, Calif. (Glendale CC) 85 Marcus Armstrong-Brown WR Jr. JC Napa, Calif. (Diablo Valley College) 86 Don Yeh Patterson WR Jr. 1L Carson, Calif. (Carson HS) 87 Kumoku Noa WR Fr. RS Honolulu, O ahu (Kamehameha Schools-Kapālama) 88 Isaia Leeth WR Fr. HS Portland, Ore. (Madison HS) 88 Tumua Tuinei DB Jr. 2L Honolulu, O ahu (Punahou School) 89 Jason-Matthew Sharsh WR Jr. JC Honolulu, O ahu (Santa Barbara City College) 89 Cole Carter DL Fr. RS Ashburn, Va. (Fork Union Military Academy) 90 Fanupo Peapealalo DL Jr. TR Oceanside, Calif. (Graceland University) 91 Samiuela Akoteu DL So. 1L Inglewood, Calif. (Junipero Serra HS) 92 Maxwell Hendrie DL Fr. RS Sydney, Australia (The updated Scots College) August. 4, Anthony Mermea DL Fr. HS Bellflower, Calif. (Vista Murrieta HS) 94 Ryan Meskell PK So. TR Gold Coast, Australia (Lewis & Clark CC) 96 Kaimana Padello DL So. 1L Mililani, O ahu (Mililani HS) 97 Meffy Koloamatangi DL Sr. 2L East Palo Alto, Calif. (Woodside HS) 98 Viane Moala DL So. 1L Ili ili, American Samoa (Fa asao Marist HS) 99 Stan Gaudion P Fr. RS Melbourne, Australia (Scotch College) 99 Zeno Choi DL Jr. 1L Honolulu, O ahu (Kaiser HS) STAFF Head Coach: Nick Rolovich, 2nd season Associate Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator/RBs/TEs: Brian Smith Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Tackles: Legi Suiaunoa Special Teams Coordinator/Defensive Ends: Mayur Chaudhari Passing Game Coordinator/Quarterbacks: Craig Stutzmann Wide Receivers: Kefense Hynson Linebackers: Sean Duggan Secondary: Abe Elimimian Safeties: Jacob Yoro Director of Operations: Jimmy Morimoto Director of Recruiting & Retention: Jason Cvercko Strength & Conditioning Coordinator: Bubba Reynolds Graduate Assistants: John Estes, Makana Garrigan, Marc Moody, Mikahael Waters Video Coordinator: Olivia Vea Interns: Brodie Nakama, Damien Packer ALPHABETICAL No Name Pos 40 Dany Mulanga LB 75 Kalepo Naotala DL 87 Kumoku Noa WR 72/90 Matt Norman OL 70 Joey Nu uanu-kuhi iki DL 22 Ikem Okeke LB 96 Kaimana Padello DL 56 KK Padello DL 34 Austin Pang Kee DB 86 Don Yeh Patterson WR 33 Penei Pavihi LB 90 Fanupo Peapealalo DL 53 Brandon Picanco LB 60 Chris Posa OL 10 Jeremiah Pritchard LB 26 Miles Reed RB 62 Doug Russell DL 22 Diocemy Saint Juste RB 41 Scheyenne Sanitoa DB 13 Keala Santiago DB 17 Terrence Sayles DB 15 Paul Scott LB 36 Ben Scruton DB 69 Azia Seei DL 89 Jason-Matthew Sharsh WR 35 Kayson Smith-Bejgrowicz DB 82 Drake Stallworth WR 9 Devan Stubblefield WR 77 Alesana Sunia OL 31 Jahlani Tavai LB 81 Kalakaua Timoteo WR 24 Mykal Tolliver DB 45 Dakota Torres TE 46 Alex Trifonovitch PK/P 48 Ryan Tuiasoa RB 14 Larry Tuileta QB 88 Tumua Tuinei DB 30 Davine Tullis WR 63 Taaga Tuulima OL 10 Justin Uahinui QB 64 Fred Ulu-Perry OL 7 Metuisela Unga TE 5 John Ursua WR 55 Micah Vanterpool OL 51 John Wa a OL 49 Manly Williams DL 44 Russell Williams, Jr. LB 20 Zach Wilson DB STAFF PRONUNCIATIONS Name Pronunciation Mayur Chaudhari Sean Duggan Abe Elimimian Chris Naeole Legi Suiaunoa Jacob Yoro May-yer Chow-d-hah-ree dug-gan elum-im-e-un NY-oh-lee Leng-ee SOO-ee-ow-noah yo-row 2017 Hawai i Football Weekly Release 8 HawaiiAthletics.com