GAME THREAD: GAME THREAD: NCAAF: HAWAII (2-0) at UNLV (1-1)

NCAAF: HAWAII at UNLV

<div class="pre">NCAAF HAWAII (24) 42
UNLV 7 9:35 LEFT, 4TH QTR</div>

 

NCAAF: HAWAII at UNLV

<div class="pre">NCAAF HAWAII (24) 42
UNLV 7 7:57 LEFT, 4TH QTR</div>

 

NCAAF: HAWAII at UNLV

<div class="pre">NCAAF TD UNLV
OMAR CLAYTON 31 YD RUN
(SERGIO AGUAYO KICK)

HAWAII (24) 42
UNLV 14 4:25 LEFT, 4TH QTR</div>

 

NCAAF: HAWAII at UNLV

<div class="pre">NCAAF HAWAII (24) 42
UNLV 14 2:38 LEFT, 4TH QTR</div>

 

NCAAF: HAWAII at UNLV

<div class="pre">NCAAF TD HAWAII
MALCOLM LANE 81 YD PASS FROM TYLER GRAUNKE
(DANIEL KELLY KICK)

HAWAII (24) 49
UNLV 14 2:31 LEFT, 4TH QTR</div>

 

NCAAF: HAWAII at UNLV

<div class="pre">NCAAF FINAL 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH TOTAL
--- --- --- --- -----
HAWAII (24) 7 14 21 7 49
UNLV 7 0 0 7 14 FINAL

SCORING SUMMARY

1ST QUARTER: UNLV - TD, FRANK SUMMERS 6 YD PASS FROM
TRAVIS DIXON (SERGIO AGUAYO
KICK), 6:58. UNLV 7-0
HAWAII - TD, COLTON BRENNAN 1 YD RUN
(DANIEL KELLY KICK), 12:25.
HAWAII 7-7
2ND QUARTER: HAWAII - TD, COLTON BRENNAN 1 YD RUN
(DANIEL KELLY KICK), 1:02.
HAWAII 14-7
HAWAII - TD, RYAN GRICE-MULLEN 13 YD PASS
FROM COLTON BRENNAN (DANIEL
KELLY KICK), 5:35. HAWAII 21-7
3RD QUARTER: HAWAII - TD, COLTON BRENNAN 3 YD RUN
(DANIEL KELLY KICK), 4:18.
HAWAII 28-7
HAWAII - TD, JASON RIVERS 2 YD PASS FROM
COLTON BRENNAN (DANIEL KELLY
KICK), 13:33. HAWAII 35-7
HAWAII - TD, RYAN MOUTON 40 YD INTERCEPTION
RETURN (DANIEL KELLY KICK),
13:50. HAWAII 42-7
4TH QUARTER: UNLV - TD, OMAR CLAYTON 31 YD RUN (SERGIO
AGUAYO KICK), 10:35. HAWAII
42-14
HAWAII - TD, MALCOLM LANE 81 YD PASS FROM
TYLER GRAUNKE (DANIEL KELLY
KICK), 12:29. HAWAII 49-14</div>

 

NCAAF: HAWAII at UNLV

<div class="pre">CORRECTION

NCAAF
HAWAII (24) 49
UNLV 14 FINAL</div>

 

NCAAF: HAWAII at UNLV

<div class="pre">NCAAF FINAL 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH TOTAL
--- --- --- --- -----
HAWAII (24) 7 14 21 7 49
UNLV 7 0 0 7 14 FINAL

UNLV-TD, F Summers 6 YD PASS FROM T Dixon (S Aguayo
KICK) 6:58 1st Qtr
HAWAII-TD, C Brennan 1 YD RUN (D Kelly KICK) 12:25 1st
Qtr
HAWAII-TD, C Brennan 1 YD RUN (D Kelly KICK) 1:02 2nd
Qtr
HAWAII-TD, R Grice-Mullen 13 YD PASS FROM C Brennan (D
Kelly KICK) 5:35 2nd Qtr
HAWAII-TD, C Brennan 3 YD RUN (D Kelly KICK) 4:18 3rd
Qtr
HAWAII-TD, J Rivers 1 YD PASS FROM C Brennan (D Kelly
KICK) 13:33 3rd Qtr
HAWAII-TD, R Mouton 40 YD INTERCEPTION RETURN (D Kelly
KICK) 13:50 3rd Qtr
UNLV-TD, O Clayton 31 YD RUN (S Aguayo KICK) 10:35 4th
Qtr
HAWAII-TD, M Lane 81 YD PASS FROM T Graunke (D Kelly
KICK) 12:22 4th Qtr


HAWAII UNLV
First downs 23 20
Rushed-yards 29-96 30-143
Passing yards 396 206
Sacked-yards lost 1-6 2-15
Return yards 71 6
Passes 29-39-0 22-44-1
Punts 2-47 5-37.4
Fumbles-lost 1-0 1-0
Penalties-yards 12-97 7-98
Time of possession 33:23 26:37


Individual Statistics

RUSHING: HAWAII-Kealoha Pilares 11-62, Colton Brennan 9-19, Leon
Wright-Jackson 3-19, David Farmer 2-1, Mario Cox 2-0, - Team 1-MINUS
2, Desmond Thomas 1-MINUS 3. UNLV-Frank Summers 12-43, Travis Dixon
8-41, Chris Brogdon 4-36, Omar Clayton 3-21, David Peeples 2-3,
Lorenzo Bursey Jr. 1-MINUS 1.

PASSING: HAWAII-Colton Brennan 26-32-298- 0, Tyler Graunke 3-7-98- 0.
UNLV-Travis Dixon 19-37-193- 1. Omar Clayton 3-7-13- 0.

RECEIVING: HAWAII-C.J. Hawthorne 9-104, Malcolm Lane 1-81, Davone Bess
5-49, Ryan Grice-Mullen 4-41, Kealoha Pilares 1-41, Leon
Wright-Jackson 3-38, Jason Rivers 5-34, David Farmer 1-8. UNLV-Aaron
Straiten 5-85, Ryan Wolfe 7-47, Rodelin Anthony 1-23, Lorenzo Bursey
Jr. 2-19, Frank Summers 2-14, Gerold Rodriguez 1-9, Jerriman Robinson
1-6, Rusty Worthen 1-3, Robert Paulele 1-1, Casey Flair 1-MINUS 1.


Att: 38,125</div>

 

NCAAF: HAWAII at UNLV

<div class="pre">NCAAF FINAL 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH TOTAL
--- --- --- --- -----
HAWAII (24) 7 14 21 7 49
UNLV 7 0 0 7 14 FINAL

UNLV-TD, F Summers 6 YD PASS FROM T Dixon (S Aguayo
KICK) 6:58 1st Qtr
HAWAII-TD, C Brennan 1 YD RUN (D Kelly KICK) 12:25 1st
Qtr
HAWAII-TD, C Brennan 1 YD RUN (D Kelly KICK) 1:02 2nd
Qtr
HAWAII-TD, R Grice-Mullen 13 YD PASS FROM C Brennan (D
Kelly KICK) 5:35 2nd Qtr
HAWAII-TD, C Brennan 3 YD RUN (D Kelly KICK) 4:18 3rd
Qtr
HAWAII-TD, J Rivers 1 YD PASS FROM C Brennan (D Kelly
KICK) 13:33 3rd Qtr
HAWAII-TD, R Mouton 40 YD INTERCEPTION RETURN (D Kelly
KICK) 13:50 3rd Qtr
UNLV-TD, O Clayton 31 YD RUN (S Aguayo KICK) 10:35 4th
Qtr
HAWAII-TD, M Lane 81 YD PASS FROM T Graunke (D Kelly
KICK) 12:22 4th Qtr


HAWAII UNLV
First downs 23 20
Rushed-yards 29-96 30-143
Passing yards 396 206
Sacked-yards lost 1-6 2-15
Return yards 71 6
Passes 29-39-0 22-44-1
Punts 2-47 5-37.4
Fumbles-lost 1-0 1-0
Penalties-yards 12-97 7-98
Time of possession 33:23 26:37


Individual Statistics

RUSHING: HAWAII-Kealoha Pilares 11-62, Colton Brennan 9-19, Leon
Wright-Jackson 3-19, David Farmer 2-1, Mario Cox 2-0, - Team 1-MINUS
2, Desmond Thomas 1-MINUS 3. UNLV-Frank Summers 12-43, Travis Dixon
8-41, Chris Brogdon 4-36, Omar Clayton 3-21, David Peeples 2-3,
Lorenzo Bursey Jr. 1-MINUS 1.

PASSING: HAWAII-Colton Brennan 26-32-298- 0, Tyler Graunke 3-7-98- 0.
UNLV-Travis Dixon 19-37-193- 1. Omar Clayton 3-7-13- 0.

RECEIVING: HAWAII-C.J. Hawthorne 9-104, Malcolm Lane 1-81, Davone Bess
5-49, Ryan Grice-Mullen 4-41, Kealoha Pilares 1-41, Leon
Wright-Jackson 3-38, Jason Rivers 5-34, David Farmer 1-8. UNLV-Aaron
Straiten 5-85, Ryan Wolfe 7-47, Rodelin Anthony 1-23, Lorenzo Bursey
Jr. 2-19, Frank Summers 2-14, Gerold Rodriguez 1-9, Jerriman Robinson
1-6, Ryan Worthen 1-3, Robert Paulele 1-1, Casey Flair 1-MINUS 1.


Att: 38,125</div>

 

LAS VEGAS (Ticker) -- Colt Brennan has made his name slingingthe ball all over the field. On Saturday, he used his legs.

Brennan accounted for five touchdowns - including three shortrushing scores - and threw for 308 yards, leading No. 24 Hawaiito a 49-14 victory over the UNLV Rebels.


After going three-and-out on their first possession and fallingbehind 7-0 midway through the first quarter, the Warriors (3-0)scored 42 unanswered points over the next 2 1/2 quarters,highlighted by a pair of one-yard rushing TDs by Brennan.

The senior's first score wrapped up an 11-play drive to tie thegame at 7-7 and his second one-yard TD run four minutes latercapped another 11-play drive to place the Warriors ahead, 14-7.

Sandwiched between his two passing TDs to Ryan Grice-Mullins andJason Rivers was Brennan's third rushing score from three yardsout, tripling his previous career high. He did not throw aninterception and was sacked just one time.


Playing just three quarters, Brennan completed 26-of-32 passesfor 298 yards, setting an NCAA record by passing for more than200 yards and a touchdown for the 29th straight time, but sawhis streak of 14 games with at least 300 yards passing come toan end. He did, however, extend his streak of throwing for atleast two TDs to 21 games.


The win may be a feather in the cap for Hawaii, who dropped fourspots in the rankings last week after being pushed intoovertime by Louisiana Tech, 45-44. The Warriors easilydispatched the Rebels, who provided a scare to then-No.5 rankedWisconsin last Saturday, 20-13.


The victory gave Hawaii its first 3-0 start under coach JuneJones and it is the first time since 1992 the Warriors have wontheir first three games in a season.


Travis Dixon went 18-of-35 for 189 yards with a TD and aninterception for the Rebels (2-1), who fell to 4-19 all-timeagainst a ranked opponent.

 

LAS VEGAS (Ticker) -- Colt Brennan has made his name slingingthe ball all over the field. On Saturday, he used his legs.

Brennan accounted for five touchdowns - including three shortrushing scores - and threw for 308 yards, leading No. 24 Hawaiito a 49-14 victory over the UNLV Rebels.


After going three-and-out on their first possession and fallingbehind 7-0 midway through the first quarter, the Warriors (3-0)scored 42 unanswered points over the next 2 1/2 quarters,highlighted by a pair of one-yard rushing TDs by Brennan.

"I think he is excellent," UNLV coach Mike Sanford said. "There are some really good players that are up for the Heisman Trophy and I think he is excellent and very productive. He is a very efficient quarterback and I give them credit."

The senior's first score wrapped up an 11-play drive to tie thegame at 7-7 and his second one-yard TD run four minutes latercapped another 11-play drive to place the Warriors ahead, 14-7.

Sandwiched between his two passing TDs to Ryan Grice-Mullins andJason Rivers was Brennan's third rushing score from three yardsout, tripling his previous career high. He did not throw aninterception and was sacked just one time.


"We knew how good he was coming in," UNLV linebacker Beau Bell said about Brennan. "We didn't expect him to run out of the pocket so much."

Playing just three quarters, Brennan completed 26-of-32 passesfor 298 yards, setting an NCAA record by passing for more than200 yards and a touchdown for the 29th straight time, but sawhis streak of 14 games with at least 300 yards passing come toan end. He did, however, extend his streak of throwing for atleast two TDs to 21 games.


"I wanted to make a statement," Brennan said. "There was no way I wasn't going to come out and play this game. They'd have to cut my leg off for me not to come out and play."

The win may be a feather in the cap for Hawaii, who dropped fourspots in the rankings last week after being pushed intoovertime by Louisiana Tech, 45-44. The Warriors easilydispatched the Rebels, who provided a scare to then-No.5 rankedWisconsin last Saturday, 20-13.


The victory gave Hawaii its first 3-0 start under coach JuneJones and it is the first time since 1992 the Warriors have wontheir first three games in a season.


Travis Dixon went 18-of-35 for 189 yards with a TD and aninterception for the Rebels (2-1), who fell to 4-19 all-timeagainst a ranked opponent.