Colt Update

Stephen Tsai has an update on Colt Brennan's status.

Hawaii quarterback Colt Brennan said that he is "fine" after suffering a concussion last night against Fresno State and vowed to play in Friday's nationally televised road game against Nevada.

Jones said Brennan will be held out of practices Monday and Tuesday as a precaution.

Jones said Brennan will be evaluated Tuesday night.

Brennan said he was told he will not need a CAT scan.

He also said he holds no animosity toward Riley, saying the play -- which appeared to be a helmet-to-helmet hit -- was part of the game.

UPDATE: Dave Reardon has another update.

Hawaii quarterback Colt Brennan said today he doesn't know if he will play Friday at Nevada.

Brennan will miss tomorrow's practice after suffering a concussion in Saturday's 37-30 victory over Fresno State.

"I really don't know," Brennan said today in a phone interview when asked about playing Friday. "I just know I want to really badly. I'll just have to wait to see what Coach (June) Jones and the doctors say at the end of the week.

Brennan said today that he has suffered no nausea or headaches, symptoms common to concussions, and that "I feel a lot better."

He met with trainers today and did not undergo a catscan test.

"They told me just rest, no heavy physical work or labor, just rest and stay hydrated," Brennan said.