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Here is a story that is a couple of years old
(some may have already seen it...but for those that haven't)
it sheds some light on the kind of
men that now coach our football team.

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December 30, 2007, 10:33 pm
Brian’s Story

By Pete Thamel

NEW ORLEANS — I got a chance to spend some time with the Hawaii football team over the past few days and came away very impressed with the graduate assistant coach Brian Kajiyama.

The 31-year old Kajimaya is thought to be the only non-speaking, wheelchair-bound coach in the country. He performs the typical work of a grad assistant, from breaking down film to helping put together scouting reports. I did a full feature on Kajiyama here, but wanted to add a few things for the blog. Here’s a link to Brian’s blog, which is appropriately named “Brian’s ramblings.â€

amazing story

I've seen that before, still, what a great story.

Passionate leader
Reinebold brings coaching experience, recruiting success to Hilltop
Posted on 06/15/2008 by PonyFans.com




Jeff Reinebold was named one of the nation's top 25 recruiters last year by rivals.com (photo by SMU athletics).

One glance at Jeff Reinebold makes it obvious he was one of the SMU assistant coaches who came with June Jones from Hawaii. The sun-bleached blond hair, the ornate tattoos, the tan so deep it looks almost genetic … talk to the Mustangs’ new wide receivers coach and recruiting coordinator, and you almost expect him to start channeling his inner Jeff Spicoli. At least one reporter in Hawaii refers to him only as “the sun god.â€