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 Hawaii Bowl History 


Hawaii Warriors
University of Hawaii
 Honolulu, HA
Founded: 1907
Stadium: TC Ching Athletics Complex
Capacity: 15,194
Colors: Green, Black, White & Silver
Coach: Timmy Chang
Conference: Mountain West-

Team Home Summary  Coaches Games by Year Opponents Rankings Bowls Conference


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 Season   Bowl   Date   Bowl Matchup 
  2020  New Mexico  12/24/2020  Hawaii  28-14  Houston
  2018  Hawaii  12/22/2018  Louisiana Tech  31-14  Hawaii
  2016  Hawaii  12/24/2016  Hawaii  52-35  Middle Tennessee State
  2010  Hawaii  12/24/2010  Tulsa  62-35  Hawaii
  2008  Hawaii  12/24/2008  Notre Dame  49-21  Hawaii
  2007  Sugar  1/1/2008  Georgia  41-10  Hawaii
  2006  Hawaii  12/24/2006  Hawaii  41-24  Arizona State
  2004  Hawaii  12/24/2004  Hawaii  59-40  Alabama Birmingham
  2003  Hawaii  12/25/2003  Hawaii  54-48  Houston
  2002  Hawaii  12/25/2002  Tulane  36-28  Hawaii
  1999  Oahu Classic  12/25/1999  Hawaii  23-17  Oregon State
  1992  Holiday  12/30/1992  Hawaii  27-17  Illinois
  1989  Aloha Classic  12/25/1989  Michigan State  33-13  Hawaii
  1951  Pineapple  1/1/1952  San Diego State  34-13  Hawaii
  1950  Pineapple  1/1/1951  Hawaii  28-27  Denver
  1949  Pineapple  1/2/1950  Stanford  74-20  Hawaii
  1948  Pineapple  1/1/1949  Oregon State  47-27  Hawaii
  1947  Aloha  12/6/1947  Hawaii  27-13  Fresno State
  1946  Pineapple  1/1/1947  Hawaii  19-16  Utah
  1941  Pineapple  1/1/1941  Fresno State  3-0  Hawaii
  1939  Pineapple  1/1/1940  Oregon State  39-6  Hawaii
  1938  Poi Bowl  1/2/1939  UCLA  32-7  Hawaii
  1937  Poi Bowl  1/1/1938  Washington  53-13  Hawaii
  1936  Poi Bowl  1/2/1937  Hawaii  18-12  Honolulu All-Stars (HI)
  1934  New Years Classic  1/1/1935  Hawaii  14-0  California
  1933  New Years Classic  1/1/1934  Santa Clara  26-7  Hawaii

 

 



Great Moments in College Football History

Quarterbacks from Alabama won the first three Super Bowls. They also have more Super Bowl wins than quarterbacks from any other school (Kenny Stabler 1, Joe Namath 1 and Bart Starr 2).