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Oooooooh, the Star-Bulletin has a "U.H. Football 2006 Road Atlas," which lays out the upcoming season in road atlas form. Lots and lots and lots of info for the Warrior fan! Be there!

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Dave Reardon and Jason Kaneshiro write that the starting offensive line has been set. They are:

Left tackle... Tala Esera (Sr.)
Left guard.... Hercules Satele (Jr.)
Center........ Samson Satele (Sr.)
Right guard... John Estes (Fr.)
Right tackle.. Dane Uperesa (Sr.)

We got a very experienced line with a really good freshman. Glad Samson decided to wait another year before going to the NFL to be the leader of this line.

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Stephen Tsai writes that injured starting nose tackle Michael Lafaele vows to play in the Bama game. I have no doubt he will!

In other injury news from that article, the outside linebackers continue to recover from injury, while there is good word for back-up offensive tackle Keith Ah Soon.

Ah Soon has suffered periodically from stringers — a nerve-pinch injury — on his right side of his neck.

A magnetic resonance imaging did not show any abnormalities. On Wednesday, he visited a specialist. Additional X-rays did not show any problems.

"Everything's normal," Ah Soon said. "The trainers were being more cautious about the situation. Everything is good. I'm cleared to play. Aloha."

Right on for Keith.

And finally, from the same article, slotback Marquez Jackson might play for the UH basketball team.

Jackson said he has had discussions with Jones and the basketball coaches. He said he would like to finish the football season before moving over, but it depends on "whenever they need me."

That's pretty cool. Prime time, prime time! But let's focus on the football right now! One can start by reading the Star-Bulletin UH football road atlas compendium.