Future Warriors: Anguay, Iosefa

MidWeek's Jack Danilewicz profiles recent commit Samson Anguay.

“When I went to their Junior Day, I already felt like I was part of a family, even though we (participants) were from different schools. They care about their students there, and Coach Greg McMackin is a great guy. He’s like a father figure to me. He keeps in touch with me through e-mails all the time, and he calls me up. That makes me feel like I made the right choice - and I think I did make the right choice.”

Anguay also had considered Utah and Colorado, but has always wanted to play at UH.

“Those were my top three, but UH was always my first choice,” he said. “To be able to play in front of my family and friends is great.”

And Stephen Tsai writes about Joey Iosefa's decision to grayshirt this year.

Joey Iosefa of Fagaitua High in American Samoa has decided to grayshirt with the Warriors.
By enrolling as a full-time student in January, Iosefa can participate in spring training, then still have five years to play four seasons.
Iosefa, who is 6 feet 1 and 190 pounds, is a candidate at quarterback, receiver and defensive back.