”Because everybody knows whose son he is and the unrealistic expectations, so to speak, and it is not fair to my son, but I want him to develop his own game. ”We have a lot of respect for the Neighbor Island’s football and Lahainaluna was a play or two away from winning the Division II state championship (in 2007), so we don’t underestimate anybody,” Sapolu said. This week, Sapolu’s focus is on being the offensive line coach for the Chargers. It is a lot more relaxing than Honolulu.” ”The bricklayers national union had their seminar here, so I came as a guest speaker because I have four Super Bowl rings. ”I was here for the last Super Bowl,” he said. He knows the Valley Isle well and was preparing to play a round of golf in South Maui with friends later in the day. Sapolu, 47, does a lot to stay in the game that has given him so much since he graduated from Farrington in 1979 – he is an alumni director for the 49ers, and an avid supporter of his alma mater in Manoa. Sapolu – the former University of Hawaii and San Francisco 49ers great – is on Maui with the Edison High School football team from Huntington Beach, Calif., where his youngest son, Roman, is a starter on the offensive line. Interesting that he has a son who is on the recruiting list for UH and SMU.Īs Jesse Sapolu put his charges through their paces at the Lahaina Rec Center field on Thursday, he couldn’t help but think of a fallen comrade. So gunnfunnitttt, make the call! Back up our team! It takes all of us. You know it, I know it: they would make the call. Its semi-autonomous.”Ĭrap, if June Jones was still here, and we had as many ducks lined up as we have now, and Sadowski was making the noise as he is right now, if June was still here, don’t tell me the Governor and Dave McClain wouldn’t be making the call right now! You no, all da politicians chief executive officers tell me “I know, we want to move this along as fast as ossible, but absent getting Sadowski to change his mind, the determination has to come from UH. Sadowski, you might as well “CC” one priest too. Lessee, we so far SADOWSKI has involved the UH Post Office Building (meeting site), UH Chief Counsel, UH Associate Chief Counsel, Dep AG Rodney Tam, Bays Deaver, Lung, Rose, Holma, Pres David McClain. I would get outta Dodge if I was surrounded by peeps who wouldn’t back me up an make the paypahs to chop da block ah SLOWDOWNSKI. Orsini, who get things done right away, thrive. No wonder June Jones went to a place, where people like Mr. David McClain and his staff of slow em downers. The bottom line is that all these appointed positions fall back on the Governor, her man Mark Bennett, UH Chief Procurement Officer an quasi autonomous UH Pres. DCCA has exclusive jurisdiction over appeals and work is stayed until a DCCA decision, absent a substantial interest determination. There will not be any temporary injunctions.
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It exists, and its scope of work covers the installation of synthetic turf, but it does not appear it is required by law to install synthetic turf. I’m not sure what you would call a C-68FF contractors license. Autographed Arizona Cardinal cap (donated by MeiLing) - Florida Ted.Two field passes (donated by Stretch) - Liz Kauai.Sugar Bowl Whiteout poster - Jack Flash.June Jones Fondation Celebrity Golf Classic program autographed by Jones, Jesse Sapolu and Reagan Mauia - Pride, who then donates it to Kekoa.UH football media guide (donated by Stretch) - Hawaiianbod.You also may call me at (808) 525-8051 or e-mail me at for updates and additional news on Warrior football.
In accordance with newspaper policy, I will not participate in nor promote any other site during the hiatus.įor updates on tailgate parties, cattle calls, and karaoke events, please contact Liz Kauai at (808) 482-0133, Stretch at (808) 864-3148, SteveM at (808) 537-9815.or Kekoa at (916) 996-0410. If there are any updates, they will be posted on the breaking news section. I also will be following the team to Atlanta and then Florida. I will continue to have daily reports on the Warriors in the paper and online editions. (I’m still waiting for someone to say “thanks” for my previous two blog shutdowns.) But my other co-workers are my family, and in support of the six unions representing The Advertiser employees, I have agreed to take a temporary break from blogging. I don’t usually pay attention to those who try to direct from the shadows. Several non-bloggers - Mike Gordon, Dan Nakaso, Wayne Harada, Paul Kuromoto and Chris Neil - called for a temporary blog shutdown. It is with much regret and sadness that I will be taking a break from blogging.
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