Instead of helping the Hawaii basketball team for half of a season, Jace Tavita would rather do it for a full one.
As a result, Tavita will redshirt the 2011-12 season so that he can play a full senior season with the Warriors in 2012-13.
Scott Fisher has been hired to fill the vacant assistant coach’s position for the Hawaii basketball team. Fisher is no stranger to the staff and team, as he served as the director of basketball operations last season.
Caleb Dressler is a big man with a big future.
In the near future, he will bring his skills to the Hawaii basketball team. Dressler, a 6-foot-10, 240-pound center, said he is committed to playing for the Warriors.
Christian Standhardinger will have a full year to get better with the Hawaii basketball team.
He’s already pretty good.
The fans at Weifang, China, got an unexpected Hawaiian halftime show on Sunday, August 14.
As the director of basketball operations for the Hawaii basketball team, Scott Fisher has to handle numerous duties.
In addition to running, lifting weights and putting up thousands of shots every week, Zane Johnson credits one more must-do activity as a key to his success with the Hawaii basketball team.
The latest addition to the Hawaii basketball team has arrived.
Tyler McDaniels, a 6-foot-9, 220-pound forward, said he will enroll in classes at UH next month and plans to join the Warriors for the 2011-12 season.
It’s been five years since Julian Sensley last suited up for the Hawaii basketball team, which means it’s also been five years since the Warriors last had a first-team All-WAC player.
Zane Johnson is all about basketball.
When the Hawaii basketball team had a rare day off this week, Johnson’s idea of rest was two hours of solo shooting in an empty gym.