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Taylor Graham - QB - Warriors

Hawaii head coach Norm Chow compared redshirt sophomore QB Taylor Graham to Carson Palmer.

Graham is an Ohio State transfer and will go into his first season of eligibility with the Warriors in 2013. He did not see the field during two years at Ohio State and transferred once Braxton Miller gained the starting position.
Source: Bruce Feldman on Twitter
May 6 - 8:50 AM
Demar Dorsey - DB - Warriors

Packers selected Maryland WR Kevin Dorsey with the No. 224 overall pick.

The 6-foot-1, 211-pound wideout is coming off an unproductive senior season for the Terrapins. Thanks in part to continual issues at quarterback, Dorsey caught more than 18 passes just once in four college seasons. He'll likely be stashed on the practice squad as a developmental prospect for the WR-rich Packers.
Apr 27 - 6:27 PM
Blake Muir - T - Warriors

Hawaii junior OL Blake Muir will reportedly finish his collegiate eligibility at Baylor.

Baylor recently awarded Muir's brother a scholarship, which likely played a large role in this decision. Georgia Tech was also in pursuit of Muir, who will have two years of eligibility remaining after sitting out the 2013 season.
Source: Waco Tribune
Feb 15 - 11:16 AM
Mike Edwards - DB - Warriors

Hawaii junior CB Mike Edwards will enter April's NFL Draft.

Edwards has two children, so that likely plays a big role in his decision. We don't expect him to be more than a third day selection, but we aren't in a position to determine if a prospect is making a poor decision or not. Edwards definitely had his ups and downs this season, and the game against USC was a microcosm of that.
Source: Star Advertiser
Jan 2 - 12:11 PM
Iuta Tepa - LB - Warriors

Senior Iuta Tepa will transfer from UCLA to Hawaii and is expected to line up at OLB.

Tepa has experience as a pass rushing defensive end at UCLA, but in Hawaii's defense he will fit best as an outside linebacker. The senior only saw action off the bench, but played in 25 games in the last two years and registered 11 tackles for loss including three sacks.
Source: Stephen Tsai on Twitter
Tue, Aug 21, 2012 12:50:00 PM
Demar Dorsey - DB - Warriors

Former top recruit DB Demar Dorsey was not cleared by the NCAA to play for Hawaii for the 2012 season and will transfer to Arizona Western.

Dorsey has had a crazy college career, and he's only a redshirt sophomore. First, he spent the 2011 season at Grand Rapids Community College. Then, the defensive back was granted his release from Michigan before ever playing a down for them, and after many speculated he would end up at Louisville or Florida State, Dorsey chose Hawaii. However, Hawaii's petition for Dorsey to play this fall did not pass so he will have to move down a level of competition in order to play in 2012.
Source: Bruce Feldman on Twitter
Mon, Aug 13, 2012 08:44:00 PM
Sean Schroeder - QB - Warriors

Duke transfer Sean Schroeder has been named Hawaii's starting QB by head coach Norm Chow.

Chow looked for two requirements, command of a pro-style offense and command of a huddle, when making his decision. In simulated game situations, Schroeder reportedly stood out among his competition after coming from a similar offense at Duke. The former Blue Devil is not currently on scholarship despite having two seasons of eligibility remaining. Schroeder did not attempt a pass at Duke.
Source: The Warrior Beat
Tue, Aug 7, 2012 09:41:00 AM
Bryant Moniz - QB - Warriors

Bryant Moniz's 7 TD passes in the first half Saturday matched a record held by three others.

Make a little elbow room, Dennis Shaw (1969), Terry Dean (1994) and Doug Johnson (1997). Bryant Moniz matched your feat with 7 TD passes in one half – the first -- in the Warriors’ 56-14 win over visiting UC-Davis. Moniz also threw for a school-record 424 yards passing in one half. Shaw played for San Diego State and Dean and Johnson were slingin' it for Steve Spurrier at Florida.
Source: Honolulu Star Advertiser
Mon, Sep 26, 2011 02:48:00 PM
Darius Bright - WR - Warriors

Hawaii starting receiver Darius Bright, a junior JC transer, was suspended for Saturday's opener along with LB Aaron Brown following their arrest.

After redshirting last season, there was much anticipation surrounding Bright's debut. With three of last season's top four receivers gone from a passing game that was the nation's best (394.3 yads) a year ago, the former City College of San Franciso player is expected to be a big (6-foot-3, 230) and fleet target for QB Brian Moniz.
Source: KHON2.com
Mon, Aug 29, 2011 11:49:00 AM
Greg Salas - WR - Warriors

All year the prolific Hawaii passing attack had gone through slot receivers Greg Salas and Kealoha Pilares as both finished the regular season with over 1,000 yards receiving.  However, in the Hawaii Bowl, Pilares went down with an injury and that is when outside receiver Royce Pollard stepped up.  Pollard had eight catches for 129 yards and a score while Salas put up a career night with 13 grabs for 214 yards and two touchdowns.

Salas, Pilares, and Rodney Bradley are gone which means that the receiving load will have to be carried by Pollard and Darius Bright next season.
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Mon, Dec 27, 2010 09:30:00 PM
Greg Salas - WR - Warriors

Hawaii wide receivers Greg Salas, Kealoha Pilares, and Royce Pollard all had big games as the Warriors rolled on UNLV.  Pilares led the charge with 157 yards and a touchdown, Salas added 94 yards and two scores, and Pollard had 95 yards and a score of his own.

Salas and Pilares are gone after this year which opens the door for Pollard and Darius Bright to breakout.
Source: -
Mon, Dec 6, 2010 08:00:00 PM
Greg Salas - WR - Warriors

Hawaii wide receiver Greg Salas caught almost 200 yards against New Mexico State as he finished the game with 10 catches for 191 yard and a score.

Salas has been automatic all season and will be definitely missed after this year.
Source: -
Sun, Nov 28, 2010 04:45:00 PM
Greg Salas - WR - Warriors

San Jose State couldn't keep Kealoha Pilares or Greg Salas from going over 100 yards receiving and barely kept Royce Pollard from doing so.  Pilares lead the team with nine catches for 154 yards and a score, Salas had eight catches for 144 yards and a score, and Pollard had four grabs for 97 yards and a score.

Pilares is back to health and is again a top tier option while Salas is always a must start.
Source: -
Sun, Nov 21, 2010 01:15:00 PM
Greg Salas - WR - Warriors

In a display of constantly getting open and sheer consistency, Hawaii wide receiver Greg Salas had 11 catches for 168 yards against Idaho as the Warriors rolled.

While Salas did not reach the endzone, he is a must-start every week.
Source: -
Sun, Oct 31, 2010 12:30:00 PM
Greg Salas - WR - Warriors

Greg Salas had yet another big day as he hauled in a team highs in catches with nine and yards with 160 while also reaching the endzone once.

Salas is as automatic as they come in college football and is a must-start in any league.
Source: -
Sat, Oct 23, 2010 09:45:00 PM

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