With most eyeing who will finish near the top in the WAC, the jostling among the second-tier teams is also something to watch. Hawaii is hoping to end up as #5 in the WAC:
Good news, bad news: 'Bows have shot at fifth — also last
Dayton Morinaga
Honolulu Advertiser
February 24, 2009
In a best-case scenario, the University of Hawai'i men's basketball team could still finish as high as fifth place in the Western Athletic Conference.
In a worst case, the Rainbow Warriors could finish in last place in the nine-team WAC.
In short, there is still much to be decided in the final two weeks of the regular season for the 'Bows.
"You can look at all the options, and it's fun to do that sometimes," Hawai'i head coach Bob Nash said. "But the bottom line is we can't worry about all the other scenarios. We just have to focus on what we can do."
With three regular-season games remaining, Hawai'i is 13-13 overall and in sixth place in the WAC at 5-8.
The 'Bows are scheduled to depart Honolulu tonight for a crucial two-game road trip. They will play at first-place Utah State on Thursday, then at seventh-place San Jose State on Saturday... Go here for the remainder.
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Hawaii looking for a fifth place finish
Posted by Kevin McCarthy at 10:06 AM
Labels: Bob Nash, Hawaii basketball, Rainbow Warriors, UH, WAC basketball
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