Myrtle Beach Bowl

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31 minutes ago, NM Green said:

I guess few saw the five overtime slugfest in Honolulu. Oh well I did and it was a blast of a game.

Spartans roaring back for Coach Niumatalolo who lost his father last week. A native Hawaiian who played for UH, took his team to the Arizona Memorial for remembrance. Battling it out against a team traveling over 4,600 miles, further than any team this season including that game in Ireland 🇮🇪. That bounce in field goal to send the game into OT as the 4th quarter expired was awesome. A team building, bringing a new stadium to our league, a team seeking consecutive bowl wins after some dire years. 

Yeah I was one of the few that watched it. Love the storylines and shots of my old island home. It was historic. The most OT’s in bowl history Oh yeah and our conference is 3-1 in the bowl challenge.

American rising.

GMG

I saw USF up in the 3rd quarter, but didn't get to see the OT.

Any news during the game about if Hawaii will get a new stadium too?  I was sad to hear the Aloha Bowl was in such bad shape a couple years ago and it had to be abandoned.

[NM Green]

They are supposed to be building another stadium where Aloha Stadium was, but Hawaii politics guarantees it will be terribly delayed like 2028 or later.  This is making it rough to recruit to Hawaii. I’m not sold on Timmy Chang as a coach completely. He provided amazing memories as a player but the Rainbow Warriors need to get bowling again.

Beat TSU

GMG