NEW ORLEANS » This time Colt Brennan didn’t play the fourth quarter for a different reason.
Hawaii’s record-setting quarterback and third-place finisher in the Heisman voting was intercepted three times and sacked eight last night at the Superdome as Georgia pounded Hawaii 41-10 in the Sugar Bowl.
On the final sack, Brennan was shaken up […]

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Sugar and spice adds up to a big tailgate party to ring in the New Year in New Orleans.
For Warrior fans traveling to watch Hawaii and Georgia in the Sugar Bowl, it will be the Cajun-Warriors New Year’s Eve Bash, organized by local restaurateurs Don Murphy (Murphy’s Bar & Grill) and Kurt Osaki (Hukilau […]

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OK, it’s not the Superdome and there won’t be 70,000 frenzied fans, but it is a chance to see the University of Hawaii Warriors’ Sugar Bowl battle in the company of several thousand like-minded souls.
Those who can’t afford that trip to New Orleans can head for the Blaisdell Arena on New Year’s Day instead, […]

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The UH band and cheerleaders will root in New Orleans .
Don’t expect only the University of Hawaii football team to bring its A-game to New Orleans for the Sugar Bowl.
The marching band and cheerleading squad are busy gearing up for a national television appearance at the Sugar Bowl and preparing to rev up Hawaii fans […]

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