Do we just go with the Warriors at home?  Line now PK.

it will be tough without Trevor.  as it is we have no bench.

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HONOLULU – The University of Hawai'i men's basketball takes on Nevada in a crucial Western Athletic Conference contest Thursday, Feb. 9 at 7:00 p.m. All fans are encouraged to wear black as part of a “Blackout” at the Stan Sheriff Center.
 
After playing three straight road games, the Rainbow Warriors (13-9, 5-3 WAC) return home for a three-game home stand, beginning with a game versus the first-place Wolf Pack (19-4, 8-1 WAC). UH currently sits in third-place in the WAC and can gain much- needed ground in the WAC race with a win over Nevada.
 
UH has won three of its last four games, including a heart-stopping 83-81 come-from-behind overtime win at San Jose State on Saturday. Joston Thomas led the rally by scoring 11 points in a critical 16-0 run and finished with a career-high 29 points, while also adding 12 rebounds. The junior forward was named WAC Player of the Week for his efforts.
 
Nevada, meanwhile, is coming off its first WAC loss of the year, a 72-68 home setback to Idaho on Saturday. The Wolf Pack owned a school-record tying 16-game win streak  before the loss to the Vandals.
 
This will be the second meeting between the teams as the 'Bows look to avenge a 77-74 loss in Reno on Jan. 14. UH led by seven points with less than five minutes left in that game before Nevada rallied behind Deonte Burton, who finished with a game-high 25 points.
 
Following its game versus Nevada, UH will take on Fresno State on Saturday, Feb. 11 and New Orleans on Tuesday, Feb. 14. Both games start at 7:00 p.m.

taking the under myself... Nevada not a bad road team and seems to play a lil slower than hawaii likes to play.

UH basketball forward Wiseman suspended indefinitely

Hawaii men's basketball forward Trevor Wiseman has been suspended indefinitely, UH coach Gib Arnold announced in a statement today.

"I believe it is a privilege to be a student-athlete and to represent the University of Hawaii," Arnold said. "With this privilege comes great responsibility to be a good teammate and to act appropriately both on and off the court. When these responsibilities are not met then the privilege of representing UH will be temporarily or permanently revoked. At this time we have asked Trevor to only concentrate on being a student and he has been released from all team responsibilities."

Wiseman, a 6-foot-7 sophomore, had seen his role increasingly reduced for the 13-9 (5-3 WAC) Rainbow Warriors. He is averaging 6.4 points and 5.4 rebounds in 23.4 minutes per game. 

He played only 2 minutes in UH's 83-81 overtime win at San Jose State on Saturday. According to people familiar with the situation, Wiseman refused to check into the game during the first half and was benched the rest of the way.

The announcement came on the same day that junior forward Joston Thomas was named the WAC Player of the Week for his career-best outing against the Spartans.

I lean Nevada. BOL guys