UH vs Tulsa News

Stephen Tsai takes a look at Tulsa's offense.

"We want to get 85 snaps on offense, and we want the other team to have 65 snaps," Graham said. "To do that, we run a fast-paced, no-huddle (offense). We practice like that, therefore our kids are in better shape. It takes two, three years to get in shape to run this system. It hurts your defense at first. But it starts to pick up as the years go by."

Eric Bailey of Tulsa World writes about the potential for a shootout. Or not.

Tulsa (9-3) has won six consecutive games. During the past nine games, only one opponent has reached 30 points.

Hawaii (10-3) is solid on defense. The Warriors are ranked 39th nationally in total defense and are especially stingy inside Aloha Stadium, where opponents are only averaging 16.1 points a game this season.

Bailey also has some news and notes.

HawaiiAthletics.com and TulsaHurricane.com have game info and notes.

KJRH.com has video from Monday's press conference.

And Tsai has lots of pictures from practice on The Warrior Beat.