Racing enthusiast and sometimes Hawaii defensive coordinator Jerry Glanville is back in Honolulu preparing for the start of spring practice on Tuesday, and the veteran coach promises his unit will actually be able to slow an opponent in 2006. Hawaii is coming off a 5-7 season despite an offense that generated the 11th-most yards in Division I, 476.17 a game. Glanville's defense? It gave up 438.42 yards a game — 102nd of 117 teams. "We're all so much better than a year ago," said the colorful Glanville, beginning his second season on the Warrior staff. "We're coming down running. We wanted to get there a year ago, but I think we can now. I can tell already everybody is light years from where we were."
Monday, March 20, 2006
The Man in Black Is Back
Racing enthusiast and sometimes Hawaii defensive coordinator Jerry Glanville is back in Honolulu preparing for the start of spring practice on Tuesday, and the veteran coach promises his unit will actually be able to slow an opponent in 2006. Hawaii is coming off a 5-7 season despite an offense that generated the 11th-most yards in Division I, 476.17 a game. Glanville's defense? It gave up 438.42 yards a game — 102nd of 117 teams. "We're all so much better than a year ago," said the colorful Glanville, beginning his second season on the Warrior staff. "We're coming down running. We wanted to get there a year ago, but I think we can now. I can tell already everybody is light years from where we were."
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