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Hawaii at San Jose State (11/21/2009)

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Away:  Hawaii [4-5 ATS]
Home:  San Jose State [2-7 ATS]

Game Time: 8:00 PM
Stadium: Spartan Stadium

Recent Meetings:
09/27/08 - SJST 20 vs. HAW 17
10/12/07 - HAW 42 vs. SJST 35
11/18/06 - SJST 17 vs. HAW 54

Team Leaders:

Hawaii:
Passing: Bryant Moniz (1833)
Rushing: Leon Wright-Jackson (411)
Receiving: Greg Salas (1359)

San Jose State:
Passing: Jordan La Secla (1580)
Rushing: Lamon Muldrow (367)
Receiving: Kevin Jurovich (681)

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Whoo hoo, Hawaii as a road favorite!  How often does that happen?  Don't know what to make of this yet, as Hawaii beat up 2 wac cellar dwellers and now faces a third.  Hawaii needs to win out to keep their bowl hopes alive, although after this game is Navy and Wisconsin.

Hawaii is downright awful on the road, but SJST has been just as miserable this season.  Need to think this one over some more

 
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Was all ready to pound SJSU +7.  Figured since they have just been sooo awful and Hawaii has looked at least capable....meh no play now prob.
 
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I like Hawaii -3 here, San Jose has been awful this year. Hawaii is showing sign of improvement whereas  San Jose seems to quit for the season.
 
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San Jose lost to Utah St., Utah St. lost to Hawaii, SJST Head Coach Dick Tomey announced he's retiring at the end of this year.  San Jose St. looks horrible this year at 1-8 with a lack of any offensive cohesion or defense ability.  Hawaii beats them by more than 3 easy.

Hawaii -3
 
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Did the Warriors finally find the lucky tikki doll?

Lets find out

 
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Dick Tomey used to be head coach at Hawaii for ten years. I think he'd like nothing more than to wax the Warriors here. The wrong team is favored, S.J. State plus the points and wins straight up.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Nitro:

Dick Tomey used to be head coach at Hawaii for ten years. I think he'd like nothing more than to wax the Warriors here. The wrong team is favored, S.J. State plus the points and wins straight up.


I really don't think being a former head coach at Hawaii makes a difference here.  After he retires from SJST, he's moving back to Hawaii.  He owns a home in Hawaii.  Best idea not to piss off the local braddahs who are going to see you everyday.  LOL
 
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SJ +3

 

GLA

 
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Hawaii needs 2 wins to be bowl eligible....
 
 
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hawaii for me

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