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Monday, June 15, 2009

Future Schedules

HawaiiAthletics.com officially announces and/or confirms all the future non-conference matchups scheduled through 2019.
In 2010, UH will open the season against perennial national championship contender Southern California (Sept. 2) of the Pac-10. The Warriors will play road games at Army (Sept. 11) and at Colorado (Sept. 18) of the Big 12. UH also moved its game against Football Championship Subdivision’s Charleston Southern to Sept. 25, a game that was previously scheduled for 2011. Hawai‘i concludes the season at home against UNLV (Dec. 4).

In 2011, UH will play three BCS conference teams – Colorado (Sept. 3), at Washington (Sept. 10), and Washington State (Nov. 26) in addition to a road game at UNLV (Sept. 17).

The following year, UH and Brigham Young will renew its rivalry with the first of home-and-home contests in Provo, Utah (Sept. 8). That game is the back-end of a two-game road trip which includes a match-up at USC (Sept. 1).

Three home dates have been filled in 2013 – USC (Aug. 31), BYU (Sept. 14), and Army (Nov. 30).

UH will play UNLV four times from 2014 through ’18 – twice in Honolulu and twice in Las Vegas. The Warriors will play at Colorado in 2014 (Sept. 20) and host the Buffaloes in 2015 (Sept. 5). UH’s four-game series with Army concludes in 2018 (Sept. 15) and 2019 (Nov. 30).
This year's official schedule, as well as future schedules, can be viewed here.

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