Hawaii 31, Army 28

Holy crap what a nerve-wracking game. The most important thing was UH pulled out the victory!

The Good:

Bryant Moniz was 25 of 36 for 343 yards and 3 TDs. He looked especially sharp early on and in the final 17 second drive to set up the game-winning field goal.

Kealoha Pilares caught 6 passes for 104 yards and 1 TD.

Scott Enos has been on the money.

John Hardy-Tuliau had what turned out to be a game-changing blocked kick.

The Bad:

After a strong start, the UH defense could not keep Army off the field, especially in the second half. Here's the time of possession stats for the game:

Army -- 37:59
UH -- 22:01

And for the second half:

Army -- 24:45
UH -- 5:15

UH defense allowed 250 rushing yards.

Either Army's pass rush is better than USC's, or the offensive line took a step back this week. Looks like Army mixed up the blitzes and just had a great gameplan.

Spencer Smith left the game with what looked like a serious arm injury.

UPDATE: Looks like Spencer Smith has a broken arm. GoArmySports.com has a post-game quote from Coach Greg McMackin:

(Ref.: condition of Spencer Smith)
"Spencer is one of our best players and he broke his forearm so I'm not sure how long he's out, but I'm sure he's out quite a bit. That's a real loss. He was one of the captains of our first game. He's a leader and a great player. He's going to be greatly missed."

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Here's the game summary from the Star-Advertiser.

The AP has a game summary.

The Warriors won after Kamalu Umu forced Black Knights quarterback Max Jenkins to fumble at the Hawaii 27-yard line with 24.3 seconds remaining.

Officials originally ruled that Jenkins was down for a 1-yard rush before video replays overturned the call.

The Sports Network has a game summary.

HawaiiAthletics.com has a game summary with links to a box score and post-game notes.

GoArmySports.com has a game summary with a link to some post-game quotes.