Hawaii’s late surge propels them past resilient Delaware State with 21 consecutive points

In a battle against crosswinds up to 30 mph, Hawaii quarterback Brayden Schager led the Rainbow Warriors to a 35-14 victory over Delaware State. Schager passed for two touchdowns and ran for two more, helping Hawaii win their first season opener under head coach Timmy Chang. Despite a challenging journey to Honolulu due to travel issues, the Hornets put up a fight, tying the game at 14 before the Warriors took the lead for good. Schager’s resilience and tenacity were on full display as he overcame dropped passes and tough playing conditions to secure the win. His connection with receiver Dekel Crowdus and ability to make crucial plays under pressure were key factors in the victory. The Warriors also excelled in special teams, with Tylan Hines returning a punt for a touchdown and punter Lucas Borrow pinning the Hornets deep in their own territory. Schager’s leadership, toughness, and dedication to his team were evident throughout the game, showcasing his determination to do whatever it takes to secure a win. The victory marked a successful start to the season for Hawaii, setting the tone for what promises to be an exciting and competitive season ahead.

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