Trash Talking!

Ka Leo O Hawaii has a point-counterpoint article between Ka Leo's Keane Santos and The Arbiter's (a Boise student paper) Drew Mayes. Here's a part of what Drew has to say.

While former NFL head coach Jerry Glanville may be improving your defense, it doesn’t have near the playmakers BSU possesses, with linebackers Korey Hall and Colt Brooks and defensive back Quinton Jones.

And do we even need to go into special teams? If you only let us block kick this year, you have vastly improved.

Your defense, running attack and special teams are improving because there was nowhere else for them to go but up. You can’t stay at the bottom forever.

After you turn in your latest embarrassing performance on the blue turf this Saturday, remember to keep your chin up on the flight back home. After all, everyone gets ‘lei’-ed in Hawai‘i after they get off the plane — even losers like you.

Not that the Warriors need any additional motivation, but here's some additional motivation!

And KGMB has an article about the Warriors' vastly improved defense.

"Friday night we show the highlight film from the game before," Glanville said. "Last year our highlight film could be 13 or 15 plays. Against Alabama, we had 66 total plays and we had 38 highlights."

The highlight reel was even better after UH nearly shut out UNLV for nearly three quarters. There were a total of 78 defensive plays in that game and everything made the cut.

"Gosh we might as well put the game film on," Glanville said. "I can't find a play where there's not a highlight, and that's how much we've grown. We've come to the point now that it's fun to watch. Just sitting there watching the film, I think the players realize they know what their doing. What have we changed from last year? Nothing. Not one thing."

Can't wait to see how they do against BSU's offense.