Hawaii Depth Chart

[jgisland]

I haven't given this much of a look as the 2 deep depth chart they released doesn't include class years, but here it is.


Offense:
QUARTERBACK - Bryant Moniz, Shane Austin
RUNNINGBACK - Joey Iosefa, Sterling Jackson
WIDE RECEIVER - Darius Bright, Allen Sampson
SLOT RECEIVER - Billy Ray Stutzmann, Justin Clapp
SLOT RECEIVER - Jeremiah Ostrowski, Corey Paclebar
WIDE RECEIVER - Royce Pollard, Terence Bell
LEFT TACKLE - Clayton Laurel, Jordan Loeffler
LEFT GUARD - Brett Leonard, Andrew Faaumu
CENTER - Matagisila Lefiti, London Sapolu
RIGHT GUARD - C. Winchester-Makainai, Dave Lefotu
RIGHT TACKLE - Sean Shigematsu, Levi Legay
Defense:
LEFT END - Zach Masch, Marcus Malepeai
LEFT TACKLE - Vaughn Meatoga, Haku Correa
RIGHT TACKLE - Kaniela Tuipulotu, Geordon Hanohano
RIGHT END - Paipai Falemalu, Liko Satele
OUTSIDE LINEBACKER - Art Laurel, TJ Taimatuia
INSIDE LINEBACKER - Corey Paredes, George Daily-Lyles
OUTSIDE LINEBACKER - Aaron Brown, Darryl McBride Jr.
CORNERBACK - Tank Hopkins, Kawika Ornellas
STRONG SAFETY - Richard Torres, Kamalani Alo
FREE SAFETY - John Hardy-Tuliau, Kenny Estes
CORNERBACK - Mike Edwards, Dee Maggitt
NICKLE - Mike Sellars, Kenny Estes
Special Teams:
PUNTER - Alex Dunnachie, Tyler Hadden
PLACE KICKER - Tyler Hadden, Kenton Chun
LONG SNAPPER - Luke Ingram, Beau Yap
HOLDER - Shane Austin
KICK OFF RETURNER - Mike Edwards, Allen Sampson
PUNT RETURNER - Allen Sampson, Scott Harding

http://www.kitv.com/sports/28968952/detail.html

 

[jgisland]

Here is a thread over on the Sports Hawaii Board on their depth chart. Looks like they will be starting a first year CB and Nickleback and is seems as if they are very concerned if their OL will be able to block anybody.

http://www.sportshawaii.com/sh/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=40036

 

[absinthe]

Here is a thread over on the Sports Hawaii Board on their depth chart. Looks like they will be starting a first year CB and Nickleback and is seems as if they are very concerned if their OL will be able to block anybody.

http://www.sportshawaii.com/sh/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=40036

given the fact they couldnt block us last year I see the o-line being a major factor in this years game.

 

[Darth Snow]

Apparently their defense is gonna be "awesome" according to a majority of their fans... Don't see how anything has changed from last year...

 

[J.R. Ewing]

Apparently their defense is gonna be "awesome" according to a majority of their fans... Don't see how anything has changed from last year...

Awesome is pretty relative. You have to put it into context. A WAC fan might say "Our aweome defense only gave up 38 points".

 

[dpc8302]

Here's a depth chart I did after looking at the online roster.

Offense

QUARTERBACK	Bryant Moniz, 6-0, 205, SR	Shane Austin, 6-0, 200, SR
RUNNINGBACK	Joey Iosefa, 6-0, 240, RF*	Sterling Jackson, 6-0, 220, JR*
WIDE RECEIVER	Darius Bright, 6-4, 230, JR	Allen Sampson, 5-7, 145, SO
SLOT RECEIVER	B.R. Stutzmann, 6-0, 175, SO	Justin Clapp, 6-2, 195, SO
SLOT RECEIVER	Miah Ostrowski, 5-9, 175, JR	Corey Placlebar, 5-7, 170, SO
WIDE RECEIVER	Royce Pollard, 6-1, 175, SR	Terence Bell, 5-11, 180, SR
LEFT TACKLE	Clayton Laurel, 6-2, 310, SR	Jordan Loeffler, 6-5, 315, RF
LEFT GUARD	Brett Leonard, 6-5, 310, SR	Andrew Faaumu, 6-3, 315, SR
CENTER	Matagisila Lefiti, 6-0, 285, SR	London Sapolu, 6-0, 290, SR
RIGHT GUARD	C. Winchester-Maikani, 6-4,325, SO	Dave Lefotu, 6-3, 305, RF
RIGHT TACKLE	Sean Shigematsu, 6-4, 305, RF	Levi Legay, 6-3, 285, JR

*Iosefa and Jackson have been deemed as co-starters for much of fall camp.

Defense:

LEFT END	Zach Masch, 6-2, 285, SR	Marcus Malepeai, 6-1, 260, RF
LEFT TACKLE	Vaughn Meatoga, 6-2, 295, SR	Haku Correa, 6-2, 305, JR
RIGHT TACKLE	Kaniela Tuipulotu, 6-2, 300, SR	Geordon Hanohano, 6-1, 300, JR
RIGHT END	Paipai Falemalu, 6-3, 245, JR	Liko Satele, 6-2, 250, SR
OUTSIDE LINEBACKER	Art Laurel, 60, 235, SO	TJ Taimatuia, 6-3, 235, RF
INSIDE LINEBACKER	Corey Paredes, 6-0, 235, SR	George Daily-lyles, 5-11, 230, SO
OUTSIDE LINEBACKER	Aaron Brown, 6-1, 225, SR	Darryl McBride, 6-2, 200, JR
CORNERBACK	Tank Hopkins, 5-10, 170, SR	Kawika Ornellas, 5-9, 175, JR
STRONG SAFETY	Richard Torres, 5-8, 185, SR	Kamalani Alo, 6-2, 215, SO
FREE SAFETY	John Hardy-Tuliau, 5-11, 165, SO	Kenny Estes, 6-0, 210, SR
CORNERBACK	Mike Edwards, 5-10, 180, SO	Dee Maggitt, 5-8, 170, RF
NICKLE	Mike Sellers, 5-11, 175, FR	Kenny Estes, 6-0, 210, SR

Special Teams:

PUNTER	Alex Dunnachie, 6-4, 220, JR	Tyler Hadden, 5-11, 180, RF
PLACE KICKER	Tyler Hadden, 5-11, 180, RF	Kentun Chun, 5-6, 150
LONG SNAPPER	Luke Ingram, 6-6, 235, JR	Beau Yap, 6-1, 260, RF
HOLDER	Shane Austin, 6-0, 200, SR
KICK OFF RETURNER	Mike Edwards, 5-10, 180, SO*	Allen Sampson, 5-7, 145, SO*
PUNT RETURNER	Allen Sampson, 5-7, 145, SO	Scott Harding, 5-11, 195, FR#

*Edwards and Sampson both wear #2, so it looks like UH will have only one man deep on KO's
#Harding is a former professional Aussie Rules Football player.

 

[Burrito]

We better be fast on the Dline cause that oline is big.

 

[dpc8302]

Awesome is pretty relative. You have to put it into context. A WAC fan might say "Our aweome defense only gave up 38 points".

A comparison of Colorado and Hawaii's defenses from last year based on a couple of stats.
Total Defense
UH - 357.57 (51st)
CU - 400.00 (83rd)

Turnovers gained
UH - 38(1)
CU - 19(77)

Scoring Defense
UH - 25.50(58)
CU - 30.75(91)

For people that don't remember, the 2010 game was an extremely sloppy game for both teams. It could have been a blowout either way. UH could have easily been up 24-0 at half-time. Colorado won the game in the second half with the run game and the no huddle. If they were down by 24, the run game might have been abandoned and the Buffs could have been in for a long day.

 

[TimmyDUBs]

I watched Hawaii play USC here last year in the first game and they actually gave 'em a real scare. It was high scoring, and USC couldnt stop hawaiis offense once it got going. If UH could have made a stop/turnover they could have made a swing and won the game. Hawaii is a tough place to play...as people have said over and over.

 

[Quattro]

A comparison of Colorado and Hawaii's defenses from last year based on a couple of stats.
Total Defense
UH - 357.57 (51st)
CU - 400.00 (83rd)

Turnovers gained
UH - 38(1)
CU - 19(77)

Scoring Defense
UH - 25.50(58)
CU - 30.75(91)

For people that don't remember, the 2010 game was an extremely sloppy game for both teams. It could have been a blowout either way. UH could have easily been up 24-0 at half-time. Colorado won the game in the second half with the run game and the no huddle. If they were down by 24, the run game might have been abandoned and the Buffs could have been in for a long day.

Big 12>Boise State.