Hawaii Takes Advantage Of Early Signing Day

Thanks to Todd Graham the Hawaii roster got severely depleted as problems within the program chased players away. Luckily for the Rainbow Warriors at the University of Hawaii, today was early signing day. The team added some much needed depth to bolster it's roster but there are still some holding out on signing until they have to.

Coach Graham was asked about the impact of recent events that came out effecting the signings and he brushed it off.

Graham compared signings to building an NFL team, saying teams need so many calibur players from each round. And that you add what's needed. He also talked about finding replacements for Cordario and Calvin Turner Jr.

Cam'rom Bell defensive back, Tylan Hines running back, Noah Kema linebacker, Chigozie Anusiem cornerback, Virdel Edwards defensive back, Malachi Finau defensive tackle, Kona Moore defensive back, Ethan Spencer offensive lineman, Junior Ta'ase offensive tackle, all signed.

Chigozie Anusiem said, "When my time at Hawai’i finishes I want to look back and be able to say we turned Hawai’i into a powerhouse."

Malachi Finau said "They’re all about discipline and structure and that’s what I feel like need."

Those are the type of players Hawaii is going to need to repair the reputation of the universitu's football program.

Graham who wants to win championships said today about the newest Warriors, "We feel that they are great fits for our culture, our team."

Hawaii has a bowl game against Memphis coming up. And it needs a statement win. Hopefully the new recruits can come hang out with the rest of the current roster, watch the game, and bring some new positive energy to the locker room. Hawaii is not done signing players, so hopefully they can get some top tier talent to join the roster. 

E hele kākou 'o Rainbow Warriors Lahui