No. 1 Saint Louis 45, No. 3 Kahuku 6
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FINAL
At Aloha Stadium
Kahuku (9-4) 6 0 0 0 – 6
Saint Louis (12-0) 14 17 7 7 — 45
StL—Roman Wilson 86 pass from Jayden de Laura (Lason Napuunoa kick)
StL—Koali Nishigaya 6 run (Napuunoa kick)
Kah—Zealand Matagi 38 run (kick blocked)
StL—Nishigaya 3 run (Napuunoa kick)
StL—de Laura 2 run (Napuunoa kick)
StL—FG Napuunoa 35
StL—de Laura 13 run (Napuunoa kick)
StL—Nick Herbig 96 interception return (Ray Seabury kick)
RUSHING—Kahuku: Matagi 23-79, Kelsyn Tangaro-Kanoa 4-11, Robert Chang 2-4, Jason Mariteragi 2-(minus 12), Tiger Adolpho 10-(minus 25). Saint Louis: de Laura 6-75, Mason Taliulu 7-37, Nishigaya 2-9, Kaohu Kamakawiwo’ole 4-5, Connor Apo 1-4, Kainalu Tumpap 2-0, Justin Tsai 1-0.
PASSING—Kahuku: Mariteragi 5-8-1-32, Adolpho 5-11-0-31, Jesse Purcell 1-1-0-0, Mana Fonoimoana-Vaomu 0-1-0-0. Saint Louis: de Laura 17-26-1-280, Connor Apo 1-2-0-(minus 1).
RECEIVING—Kahuku: Tomasi Pasi 2-22, Frisco Aveau 2-10, Kade Nakaahiki-Bourgeois 2-10, Micah Carvalho 1-9, Cole Pruett 1-6, Kaonohi Kaniho 1-5, Cypress Abraham 1-1, Jack Tito 1-0. Saint Louis: Wilson 8-171, Matt Sykes 2-50, Isaac Silva 4-31, Nishigaya 3-28, Prince Solomon 1-(minus 1).
Pride Cui gets Saint Louis’ ninth sack of the game.
Crusaders go three-and-out and Kahuku gets the ball back with 7:19 to go on the Saint Louis 43. Quincy Likio gets a sack for Saint Louis and then on fourth-and-11, a sack by Herbig and Botelho is negated by a face-mask on Saint Louis. Still fourth down however. Pasi catches a fourth-down pass for 14 yards inside the 15. Man down for Saint Louis. Lawaia Brown is the injured Crusader. Jason Mariteragi has been the QB on this drive and misses Kaniho in the end zone for a TD. Fourth down. Pass is INTERCEPTED. Nick Herbig, does he punctuate the defensive player of the year award with a 96-yard pick-6? He takes it all the way back to the house but a Saint Louis kid is down. Play is under review. Tufaga is the injured Saint Louis player but he is able to walk off. The play counts and a Kahuku player has been ejected. XP is good. 45-6, StL, 5:09, Q4.
Harrington Wa’a is the player ejected and he starts motioning to the Kahuku sideline who starts cheering. Classless by Red Raider Nation.
(11:54, Q4) Kahuku ball on the Saint Louis 45. Matagi moves the chains with the third-down run to the 34. Herbig gets a sack and it’s third-and-17. Make it back-to-back sacks for Herbig. Saint Louis not taking the foot of the pedal.
Saint Louis punts to start the fourth quarter. Ace Kaufusi with the blocked punt for Kahuku and it’s recovered by Tomasi Pasi.
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Third Quarter
At Aloha Stadium
Kahuku (9-4) 6 0 0
Saint Louis (12-0) 14 17 7
StL—Roman Wilson 86 pass from Jayden de Laura (Lason Napuunoa kick)
StL—Koali Nishigaya 6 run (Napuunoa kick)
Kah—Zealand Matagi 38 run (kick blocked)
StL—Nishigaya 3 run (Napuunoa kick)
StL—de Laura 2 run (Napuunoa kick)
StL—FG Napuunoa 35
StL—de Laura 18 run (Napuunoa kick)
RUSHING—Kahuku: Matagi 21-81, Kelsyn Tangaro-Kanoa 4-11, Tiger Adolpho 6-(minus 13). Saint Louis: de Laura 6-75, Mason Taliulu 5-35, Nishigaya 2-9, Connor Apo 1-4, Kainalu Tumpap 2-0, Kaohu Kamakawiwo’ole 1-(minus 2).
PASSING—Kahuku: Adolpho 3-8-0-16. Saint Louis: de Laura 17-26-1-280, Connor Apo 1-1-0-(minus 1).
RECEIVING—Kahuku: Micah Carvalho 1-9, Tomasi Pasi 1-8, Kade Nakaahiki-Bourgeois 1-(minus 1). Saint Louis: Wilson 8-171, Matt Sykes 2-50, Isaac Silva 4-31, Nishigaya 3-28, Prince Solomon 1-(minus 1).
(1:12, Q3) Saint Louis ball on the Kahuku 49. Connor Apo in at QB for Saint Louis. END 3.
(3:52, Q3) Kahuku ball on its 12 after stopping Saint Louis. Matagi with some open space for the first time in a while and picks up 20. Now a defensive holding penalty gives Kahuku another first down across the 40. Adolpho scrambles for 9 into Saint Louis territory but then Matagi loses yards on third-and-1. Kahuku will go for it on fourth-and-4 and goes four-wide. Adolpho’s throw is high. Incomplete. Turnover on downs.
(5:52, Q3) Saint Louis ball on the Kahuku 25 after a 17-yard return by Prince Solomon. de Laura still in the game. The largest margin of victory in the top-tier state final is 31 by Punahou in a 38-7 win over Leilehua in 2008. Crusaders fail to convert on fourth down and Kahuku takes over.
(8:01, Q3) Kahuku ball on its 20. Saint Louis with its starter still in the game and Herbig gets a TFL. Herbig and Johnathan Alualu team up for a TFL on the next play and then Alualu sacks Adolpho on third down. Three straight negative plays for Kahuku. Punt.
(10:11, Q3) Saint Louis ball on its 38. Wilson makes a man and goes for 20 more yards. Wow, Nishigaya catches a pass deflected off a Kahuku DB and it looks like he taps the toe but Sterling Carvalho will challenge it. Looks like they will bring it back. We are 0-for-2 on coaches challenges up here in the press box. Third-and-3 and de Laura hits Nishigaya out of the slot for a first down. de Laura with an 18-yard TD scamper. Touchdown Saint Louis. 38-6, 8:01, Q3.
(11:53, Q3) Kahuku ball on its 28. Matagi runs twice for 8 yards and Kahuku calls timeout facing third-and-2. After the timeout, Kahuku tries to get Saint Louis to jump but instead false starts. Incomplete pass. Punt.
Kahuku will receive.
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HALFTIME
At Aloha Stadium
Kahuku (9-3) 6 0
Saint Louis (11-0) 14 17
StL—Roman Wilson 86 pass from Jayden de Laura (Lason Napuunoa kick)
StL—Koali Nishigaya 6 run (Napuunoa kick)
Kah—Zealand Matagi 38 run (kick blocked)
StL—Nishigaya 3 run (Napuunoa kick)
StL—de Laura 2 run (Napuunoa kick)
StL—FG Napuunoa 35
RUSHING—Kahuku: Matagi 14-55, Kelsyn Tangaro-Kanoa 3-17, Zion Ah You 1-1, Tiger Adolpho 4-(minus 13). Saint Louis: de Laura 4-64, Mason Taliulu 4-32, Nishigaya 2-9, Kainalu Tampa 1-0.
PASSING—Kahuku: Adolpho 3-5-0-16. Saint Louis: de Laura 11-17-1-212.
RECEIVING—Kahuku: Micah Carvalho 1-9, Tomasi Pasi 1-8, Kade Nakaahiki-Bourgeois 1-(minus 1). Saint Louis: Wilson 6-144, Matt Sykes 2-50, Isaac Silva 2-13, Nishigaya 1-5.
(1:18, Q2) Crusaders ball on their 39. de Laura hits Wilson for 18, Nishigaya for 5 and Wilson for 14. Seven seconds left with Saint Louis at the Kahuku 18. Third-and-2. de Laura with a ball off the fingertips of Wilson in the corner of the end zone. Lason Napuunoa with a 35-yard field goal to end the half. 31-6.
(2:58, Q2) Kahuku ball on its 27. Jordan Botelho makes an appearance with a sack on second down. Three-and-out and Saint Louis calls timeout.
(5:17, Q2) Kahuku with a punt straight up into the air for only 10 yards. Saint Louis ball on the Kahuku 34. Kana Fonoimoana-Vaomu with the stop on third down to force fourth down. Fourth-and-2 and Taliulu picks up 5 yards. Flag down but it’s a personal foul on Kahuku. Third-and-1 on the 2 and de Laura scores on the 2-yard QB sneak. 28-6, StL, 3:08, Q2.
(6:57, Q2) Kahuku ball on its 29. Sonny Masaniai with the sack on third down and Kahuku goes three-and-out.
(8:32, Q2) Saint Louis ball on the Kahuku 49. de Laura back to work and finds Sykes for 10 yards. Mason Taliulu with 18 yards on his first carry into the red zone. PI called on Kahuku in the end zone. Easy call. Nishigaya on the stretch play with a 3-yard TD run. 21-6, StL, 7:05, Q2.
(10:45, Q2) Kahuku ball on its 40. Third-and-9 and Adolpho with a nice throw over the middle to Micah Carvalho for 8 yards. He is a yard short. Kahuku will go for it. Matagi right up the middle takes a shot but it’s a first down. Looks like Cal Lee is going to challenge the spot. The call is overturned. Saint Louis ball.
(12:00, Q2) Saint Louis ball on its 27. de Laura scrambles for 4 and then throws another absolute dime, this time to Matt Sykes for 44 yards. PERFECT throw. Next throw is into the defense and is PICKED OFF. Peter John Mataira picks it off and he is GONE. 84-yard interception return for a TD but there is a flag on the field. Illegal block called on Kahuku. It will be Red Raiders ball but TD taken off the board. Huge call. Just the eighth pick thrown by de Laura this season.
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First Quarter
At Aloha Stadium
Kahuku (9-3) 6
Saint Louis (11-0) 14
StL—Roman Wilson 86 pass from Jayden de Laura (Lason Napuunoa kick)
StL—Koali Nishigaya 6 run (Napuunoa kick)
Kah—Zealand Matagi 38 run (kick blocked)
RUSHING—Kahuku: Matagi 11-56, Kelsyn Tangaro-Kanoa 1-14, Tiger Adolpho 1-(minus 5). Saint Louis: de Laura 1-50, Nishigaya 1-6.
PASSING—Kahuku: Adolpho 2-4-0-7. Saint Louis: de Laura 3-4-0-105.
RECEIVING—Kahuku: Tomasi Pasi 1-8, Kade Nakaahiki-Bourgeois 1-(minus 1). Saint Louis: Wilson 2-100, Isaac Silva 1-5.
END 1.
(4:55, Q1) Kahuku ball on its 27. Sophomore Kelsyn Tangaro-Kanoa is able to reverse field on his first carry and get 14 yards out to the 42. Timeout Kahuku. Third-and-4 and Adolpho with a nice ball to Tomasi Pasi for a first down. Kahuku into Saint Louis territory. HELLO. Zealand Matagi gets lost in a sea of tacklers and somehow comes out of it and he is GONE. Matagi with a 38-yard TD and that brings the Kahuku side to life. McKenzie blocks the PAT. 14-6, StL, :08, Q1.
(6:37, Q1) Crusaders ball on their 25 after the punt. De Laura hits Isaac Silva for 5 yards with the pressure coming. Pass complete to Wilson, who makes a man miss and picks up 14 yards to the 44. Now de Laura takes off and he has some space. A 50-yard gain to the Kahuku 6-yard line. After a Saint Louis timeout, Koali Nishigaya with a 6-yard TD run and it’s 14-0 Crusaders, 5:01, Q1.
(11:29, Q1) Kahuku ball on its 26. Red Raiders with a false-start penalty before the first snap. Third-and-14 and Mason Tufaga, who got the TFL on the last play, is called for a targeting penalty. First down Kahuku. Third-and-7 and Zealand Matagi NEARLY pops one but is down a yard shy. Tufaga came back to make another tackle. Kahuku will go for it on its own 45. Nothing to lose. And they get Saint Louis to jump offsides. First down. Anthony Sagapolutele with a sack on second down after a Stanley McKenzie TFL on first down.. Sagapolutele crushes Kahuku QB Tiger Adolpho as he throws it on third down and forces the incomplete pass. Punt.
(11:54, Q1) Saint Louis ball on its 14 after Chansen Garcia with the nice tackle on special teams for Kahuku. Senior Jayden de Laura at QB. SEE YA. Second play of the game is an 86-yard TD pass from de Laura to Roman Wilson, who beats Kaonohi Kaniho one-on-one. Crusaders up 7-0, 11:38, Q1.
Saint Louis will receive.
TEAM CAPTAINS
Kahuku: Kaonohi Kaniho, Mana Fonoimoana-Vaomu, Ace Kaufusi, Kana Fonimoana-Vaomu
Saint Louis: Jordan Botelho, Nick Herbig, Lawai’a Brown, Kamo’i Latu
Kickoff will be around 7:30 p.m.
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Series history: Saint Louis leads 17-8
Kahuku roster
Saint Louis roster
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Looks like the saints went right after Kahuku’s best CB. I’m surprised at the start but the Men of Kalaepokahu looking sharp…..if this game isn’t competitive the north shore fans won’t be posting. And i do enjoy the back and forth.
This game is over. I am watching the game. STL is all over them. Kahuku has no answer. One dimensional offense. Vanilla playbook. Less skill. They should turn the mercy rule on right now.
That’s was a BullShet call to bring that Pick 6 back…
“I am watching the game” “This game is over”
hawaii all star team beating kahuku hmm who woulda thought
That pick six call back was the game changer. Metangi now hurt. Kahuku needed a lot of luck to win this game, but the ball just isn’t bouncing their way.
Hernandez threw the jab and spoke the truth for all to hear…”STL should become independent and travel next year.”
Felipe also adds “OIA/ILH open contract expires after this season.” I think the OIA leaves the ILH out.
Coach Hernandez that idea of STL traveling and playing big time programs on the mainland would be awesome! I have no idea how that would get funded tho. Traveling to the mainland 4 or 5 times a year sounds mighty expensive. Not to mention how that would effect all other teams in Hawaii. I can only imagine how many kids with talent would be going to STL, just for the exposure. Either way I would love to see that.
So true Coach Hernandez. St.Louis should go independent and play mainland power houses. Get rid of the Open. Then they can play Punahou, Gorman,Bosco,Mater Dei, and Kam. They are so far ahead in local recruiting,coaching and staff and money. It reminds me of a small college. Let the local teams organize and play on a more level field. Aloha and play hard.
Well 1 more td and mercy rule goes in. Let’s see if Cal pours it on for national rankings. Never thought I would see the day 2 teams in OIA gets mercy rule. The Open was designated 3 years ago to make “all teams better”?? Lol. It was created for Stl.
Think God I didn’t pay 49 lol
I know we losing but the excuses is hilarious,they just a better team than us,if Saint Louis goes independent,punahou ramps up recruiting,in the end,doesn’t matter,just play the game and stop whining
Can tell none of you fuamz played! You get better by playing the best not running from them and playing teams you know you can beat. St. Louis wouldn’t be where they are today if they gave up when Punahou beat them 4 years in a row for the ILH championship.
St.Louis lost to Punahou when Cal was not around, aka not recruiting. Cal came back and immediately recruited from Kauai and Maui. Easy to win when you recruit from all islands and you even recruit Kahuku kids so that makes Kahuku weaker.
Go travel mainland and watch Cal lose when he meets his own match.
Seriously, raise your hand if you thought Kahuku would come close.
Now whack your head with the hand raised up in the air….lol
JK
It was not a game changer. Stop begging. FHA’s refs aren’t juicing the game. Refs are calling it fair. This game isn’t competitive. Time to go home.
Not enough credit is given to the Crusader OLine. Not one penalty. That’s discipline.
@justaguy,
Cal doesn’t need to recruit. The parents seek out STL. And anyone can recruit. So what’s the big deal.
Also, I’m hearing Punahou’s freshman QB Sagapolutele is transferring to STL next year and sitting out a year.
Gotta remember St. Louis is losing a lot of starters on offense and defense..including De Laura, Herbig and Bothelo. I don’t think St. Louis will be that good next year. So Lahainaluna won 4 in a row should they move up to Divison 1? If OIA doesn’t include the ILH into the equation, the past 2 years have been lost. It is about the kids and the opportunities they get by the 3 divisions. Doesn’t make sense for St. Louis to go independent, who will pay for the travel and the students will miss a lot of time in school. Eventually the balance of power will swing and. St. Louis will not be at the top of the mountain. Simple solution, include a 2nd ILH team into the open you might not have this problem of winning 4 straight..oh wait..then the Open finals might become St. Louis vs. Punahou and heaven forbid that happens
@stockjock they already tried that. And the ILH #2 got killed by the 3rd place OIA team.
36.6 loooong miles home tonight, according to google.
Keep your heads up.
Lulu couldn’t be touched this year.
Just facts, and I don’t even like em.
They tried bringing the ILH 2 one time.
That’s better than watching Kahuku lose by 100. This is such a waste of time. Waste of electricity. Waste of gas.
No one in the world outside of Kahuku and the surrounding areas thought this game would be competitive. Maybe Kapaa would have given a better game. Who knows?
@ #88
Just because no holding penalties are being called doesn’t mean the OL ain’t holding like that ALWAYS do.
In fact, the SL OL gets away with a lot of holding (jersey pulling after getting beat). Go back and watch the past films.
Watch the ones they play at the stadium where it’s clear to see.
OMG. The Lou got in their 3’s now.
Maybe STL should have played Blue vs. White. Split the team evenly and have a scrimmage. Would be more competitive.
4 years ago there were like 50-60 posters on these blogs. Enemy of the state, blah blah blah. Talking about how great they are. So cocky. Many lacked respect.
Now 99% of them are gone? If you gonna chirp, so it when u win and lose. Not just run your gums when times are good. That’s what we call lack of integrity and bandwagon fans.
This is one of the worst beatings I’ve even seen in a Hawaii Football game. I totally understand why the Kahuku Coach asked Coach Cal if they could call the game during their infamous lights out game the other month. The Kahuku coach didn’t want his kids to get hurt and knew the game was over.
If Coach Cal didn’t have class and you take away one long run, this game could have easily been 84-0.
@really obviously you didn’t watch the 39-14 thumping Kahuku gave St. Louis back in 2015 for the State Title. How quickly we forget..lol
Nick Herbig is by far SL’s Best Defensive player on the team.
He’s versatile and can do it all…..vs the run or dropping into coverage.
That’s why he won the award.
My hat’s off to him….
@Really..the Punahou QB is an Eldridge so bloodlines run deep for Puns. Can’t imagine that happening when he can possibly be the all-time state passer with 4 full healthy seasons with the skill players Punahou has. Also, am hearing about a stud 8th grade an already at Saint Louis. Regardless, coach Vinny and Ron will have the next great QB ready to roll.
Can they break their 14 Prep Bowl win streak? 10 more to go.
Here are the Open teams that should drop to D1: Farrington, Waianae, Kapolei, Kamehameha and Campbell.
D2 teams that need to go D1 – Lahainaluna.
D1 is the next best thing for those open teams and Lahainaluna. The 5 Open team mentioned absolutely cannot compete with the top 4 in the Open.
@88.
I don’t know if they teach you math out there.
But 39-14 is a 25 point loss.
Tonight’s game was 45-6. That’s a 39 point loss.
Let me help you with your edu-ma-ca-shon.
39 > 25. And that’s a WHOLE LOT MORE.
Not that you can’t win at football 88, what do you really have?
I recall you chirping so much. Now your kinda quiet and boring. At least chirp the same win or lose. And be yourself. Or was that an act back in 2015?
Embarrassing lost. Welcome Kahuku to being the first team to be mercy ruled in the state championship era lol. Hey Kahuku at least got into the record books this year lol. Pathetic offense not happening against the big dogs like saints n puns , puns would’ve made a better championship game , real talk
88 thinks Kahuku’s 39-14 game in 2015 was less competitive than tonight’s 39 point butt whooping.
Bwahahhaa. Man this guy is desperate and living in the past? What was 2015, like 4 years ago?
He’s still desperately holding on to that.
Based on that weak comparison it shows he doesn’t know football or didn’t watch tonight’s game.
Kahuku couldn’t even score on their 3’s and some 4’s.
Maybe they can play STL’s JV team next year. Harrah’s has STL JV favored by 5.5 over Kahuku Varsity right now.
@Cracking up.
88 thinks the 2015 Kahuku win over STL is more of a butt whooping than tonight’s game.
Even thought tonight’s loss was 39 points and the mercy rule was in effect when it wasn’t in effect back in 2015.
I don’t know if 88 just pulls crap out his butt or he’s just that dumb.
I’m thinking he pulls crap out. The data and facts don’t support his conparison.
88 didn’t play the game , I think he might be the guy radio, you seen that movie ? Yep that’s him alright . Big for Nutn boys . 1980’s offense , when they try to throw , it looks like jr peewees, hmmmm , all I got to say , embarrassing, I wouldn’t show my face for a week lol
@88 finals probably would have been competitive between ILH2 and St. Louis. Kahuku barely got into the finals after squeaking one out past Campbell. if it was Kahuku vs. Punahou I am sure it would have been a different story.
Kahuku , be proud , your in the record books for the first team being mercy ruled in state championship era. Have a nice long drive back , be safe now, oh and tell the parade people they can go home, this Cinderella story wasn’t happening .
@ Laughing.
Kahuku is now known for 2 things.
They are the only team to get mercy ruled in the Open/Division 1 era.
They also are the only team to score 0 in the Open/Division 1 era.
But 88 wants us to know, back in 1725, Kahuku beat Noah’s Ark High School 39-14.
He’s awfully quiet now. 4-5 years ago that guy wouldn’t shut up.
@ #17
I highly doubt John Keawe will go to SL.
2ndstring is correct, why give up a season when you could have 4 and possibly break some records. But this is just secondary.
The real question is WHY give up a Punahou education (since you’re in already) for one at SL?
I wonder if anyone ever did that (Pun to SL while in HS) plus lose 1 precious year of your high school career.
@really Daaammn, didn’t mean to get your panties in a bunch.. An @$$ whooping is an @$$ whooping. The Crusaders learned from theirs. Hopefully our underclassmen do the same. Didn’t realize how much this game meant to you.. Early Christmas present I guess..lol
88 is hedging his bet. There are different degrees of butt whooping. If you need to think Kahuku’s win in 2015 is the same as tonight so you can sleep better I’ll humor you and play along.
May I ask why you post so much less now that Kahuku can’t win titles any more?
@transferring. There are kids who have left Kamehameha for public school. Or Punahou for public school. And others.
I’m for the quality education. But everyone thinks different.
Congratulations to STL.
Kahuku players good season.
You guys are still the OIA champs.
I’m sure all the Carvalho haters will still start chirping now. Since they won the OIA, the chirping stopped for a while……
Didn’t know you were the site monitor but okay.. Different degrees of butt whooping, that’s a first. The point is what they did after the butt whooping. Something you can’t seem to grasp…
The point is you talk all big when Kahuku wins. And now that they can’t you take a different tone.
The fact that you can’t figure out there are different degrees of practically everything is you are just not too smart. Let’s be real.
You have and always will be the most wanna be player and wanna be coach. But you’re not and never were.
I’d have more respect for you if you remained true to yourself and still talked crap. But you don’t. So that tells me your a bandwagon rider.
Talk big and puff your chest when you win. And then talk small and less often when you lose.
I can’t stand guys like you. Can’t be yourself or just act big when you’re winning. That’s weak and you know it deep inside. That’s why you’re so angry when you post. Anyone sees it and mostly everyone in the board tonight is laughing.
Where was all the Kahuku faithful tonight, they knew they were going to get murdered, so they stayed home, small crowd for Kahuku this year, too bad they only show up when they think they have a chance, LOL
now maybe someone should put the Saint Louis flag on the Kahuku campus
Leave the Kahuku people alone already, it’s a hard time this moment in the community , lots of sad faces , quiet night , lots of tears . Only if they just accept it that their little league ways doesn’t work , maybe they would have a better fighting chance
And this is why Punahou should have been in states smh! Clearly second best team in state and only team that can compete with the LOU this year.
You can stand guys like me? I hate to burst your bubble buddy but I don’t give a shet…lol. I don’t know whether to laugh or feel sorry for you. Dude I didn’t post anything last year cause we didn’t make it to the ship. In the games we did play in I was all up in here. Didn’t know you cared… You too funny.
@ILH Smaller St. Louis crowd.
@ really Why would Sagapolutele transfer to Stl and sit out a year? With the stable of QB’s Stl already has he’d have to sit out his junior year too and possibly not even see the field his senior year with Graham being a freshman also. Not a chances he’s transferring lol. If you believe that then I have some beach front property in Iowa to sell you.