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**Xyz808** · 11-02-22 12:49

Originally Posted by Xyz808 [View Original Post]

Line opened at -10, now it's -12. Hawaii going to lose, but when the line move that much got to go wit Vegas. Taking Wyoming half and UH rubbish td at the end and back door cover for the game.

Called the late td, but damn turnovers in the 1st half prevented Wyoming from covering the 1st half. Hawaii on the road this week against Fresno. Line opened 24, now stay 27.5. Maybe back door cover again. Will think about it.

World Series action. I like Houston today to even up the series.

**Samurai808** · 10-31-22 12:31

I agree about the need for a 30-40 K seat stadium and that the University of Hawaii location is a better option than the current Halawa location. The Halawa location is best suited for workforce housing development only and no need for a stadium, entertainment district and hotels. For over the past 40 years, the Halawa stadium has never once met its intended goals and only has been a burden on the tax payer.

IMHO, I would think the ideal location would be Kakaako Makai, the area surrounding the Kids Discovery Center. By building the stadium in this location, it could preserve the last bit of waterfront area for the community and not sell it off for luxury condo development. By using this area it would also stretch the corridor of Waikiki, Ala Moana, Ward and connect it to Chinatown to make it a one long prominade that can be enjoyed by tourist and locals alike. As the tourist industry is the only industry that can sustain a large stadium, it should be located in area that is convienently accessible and not have to bus them 30 minutes out to get there. This area, would also keep the tourist in town, help to complete the streets and keep the country, country.

Originally Posted by CoffeeMocha [View Original Post]

The future of UH Football looks good. The problem with UH Football will always be this. Keeping talented local players to play for UH. UH has to improve the Training and Facilities, have state-of-the-art gyms, weight room, football stadium, exercise, and weight rooms, and etc. The defense is there. I don't expect a UH defense to play like a Power Five school. Just need to play decent. But for the offense, if the offense can score 30 points a game, they should be fine. Also, I don't know why the State of Hawaii is not building a football Stadium at UH Manoa Campus that can hold 40,000 people at least. The current field and the future capacity of 17,000 is very little. For Aloha Stadium, that's another issue.

**CoffeeMocha** · 10-31-22 11:39

Originally Posted by BigGulp [View Original Post]

What about the Lemon issue?

As I posted, I will stop texting Lemon. Let's move on please. Thank you. Imagine if UH football had Dillion Gabriel, Chevan Cordeiro, Taulia Tagovailoa, and Jordan De Laura on UH football. My point is Hawaii high schools has the talent. UH should learn from BYU and improve the whole football program from top to bottom, every little detail. BYU is really good at recruiting Polynesian football players. UH should capitalize on that.

**Big Gulp** · 10-31-22 10:51

Originally Posted by CoffeeMocha [View Original Post]

The future of UH Football looks good. The problem with UH Football will always be this. Keeping talented local players to play for UH. UH has to improve the Training and Facilities, have state-of-the-art gyms, weight room, football stadium, exercise, and weight rooms, and etc. The defense is there. I don't expect a UH defense to play like a Power Five school. Just need to play decent. But for the offense, if the offense can score 30 points a game, they should be fine. Also, I don't know why the State of Hawaii is not building a football Stadium at UH Manoa Campus that can hold 40,000 people at least. The current field and the future capacity of 17,000 is very little. For Aloha Stadium, that's another issue.

What about the Lemon issue?

**CoffeeMocha** · 10-30-22 23:08

The future of UH Football looks good. The problem with UH Football will always be this. Keeping talented local players to play for UH. UH has to improve the Training and Facilities, have state-of-the-art gyms, weight room, football stadium, exercise, and weight rooms, and etc. The defense is there. I don't expect a UH defense to play like a Power Five school. Just need to play decent. But for the offense, if the offense can score 30 points a game, they should be fine. Also, I don't know why the State of Hawaii is not building a football Stadium at UH Manoa Campus that can hold 40,000 people at least. The current field and the future capacity of 17,000 is very little. For Aloha Stadium, that's another issue.

**Xyz808** · 10-29-22 16:28

Line opened at -10, now it's -12. Hawaii going to lose, but when the line move that much got to go wit Vegas. Taking Wyoming half and UH rubbish td at the end and back door cover for the game.

**Xyz808** · 10-19-22 15:14

Football and full swing, playoff baseball goin on and NBA and hockey starting up. Sports Bettors dream.

**Xyz808** · 10-17-22 15:28

Early line got our boys +4 against CSU. Another crap team. Not sure which way to go yet.

**Xyz808** · 10-17-22 14:25

Originally Posted by WickedTuna [View Original Post]

At least should bet against Hawaii at the 2nd half.

Nope, I was drunk by halftime and didn't even look at the line. But damn got burned again on Sunday, day of the dogs! Phili salvaged my shitty day though at least.

Next week UH get chance again against another shitty team, but then again it's on the road and an early morn game.

**WickedTuna** · 10-15-22 17:37

Originally Posted by Xyz808 [View Original Post]

I been betting against them pretty much all season too (last week was an exception), but I believe the boys might have a chance again tonight. Nevada not that good. Who's going to suck less tonight?! I say it's a coin toss, winner by 4. I'll take hawaii +6 h.

At least should bet against Hawaii at the 2nd half.

**Xyz808** · 10-15-22 13:16

Originally Posted by WickedTuna [View Original Post]

Playing Nevada-6 vs Hawaii. Will always lay the points against Hawaii until they can prove themselves.

I been betting against them pretty much all season too (last week was an exception), but I believe the boys might have a chance again tonight. Nevada not that good. Who's going to suck less tonight?! I say it's a coin toss, winner by 4. I'll take hawaii +6 h.

**Xyz808** · 10-15-22 13:10

Originally Posted by WickedTuna [View Original Post]

Playing Nevada-6 vs Hawaii. Will always lay the points against Hawaii until they can prove themselves.

I been betting against them pretty much all season too (last week was an exception), but I believe the boys might have a chance again tonight. Nevada not that good. Who's going to suck less tonight?! I say it's a coin toss, winner by 4. I'll take hawaii +6 h.

**Johnny14** · 10-15-22 12:39

Originally Posted by CoffeeMocha [View Original Post]

Anyone can help me with g a m b l e- s I t e s? PM please, don't want LE to know. Much Mahalo.

Most KB has someone who knows both the local and Las Vegas odds maker and if they know you, can also participate in the "house bets". I have no idea on the points payouts, so one time just put $20 on some number and found out later it paid out over $400 when the game was over. Its a complicated matter and I don't gamble or drink.