Today, we lost a giant. There was no greater friend to Hawai‘i and the Polynesian people than the legendary Coach JUNE JONES. June was far more than a football coach. He was a visionary, a trailblazer, and a tireless champion for the people of Hawai‘i and Polynesia. His impact extended far beyond the football field, opening doors, changing lives, and inspiring generations of young Polynesian athletes to dream big. His generosity, loyalty, and unwavering aloha were unmatched. As a founding board member of the Polynesian Football Hall of Fame and one of the driving forces behind the creation of the adidas Polynesian Bowl, June played an instrumental role in celebrating Polynesian football excellence and creating opportunities for future generations. His legacy will live on forever, not only through his remarkable accomplishments, but in the countless lives he touched, the opportunities he created, and the love he had for the Polynesian people. Rest in aloha, Coach. You were truly one of a kind, and we will never forget you. 🤙🌴❤️

We are saddened to hear the passing of legendary #HawaiiFB Coach June Jones today. He is UH’s winningest head coach with 76 wins, the master in the Run and Shoot Offense and a great mentor and teacher of the game. Coach Jones was 73 years old. Rest in Aloha.

Travis Kelce, Rob Gronkowski and Tony Gonzalez aren’t available. Which NFL tight end are you picking to make a catch on 4th and 10 with the game on the line?

Deejay Tuiasosopo, a 16-year-old H.S. football star in Washington, was tragically k*lled Friday night by an alleged drunk driver just down the street from where he played a game hours earlier. A 29-year-old man was arrested for vehicular homicide and driving under the influence.

Fifita brothers showing off on both sides of the ball 😤 @ArizonaFBall

Every week, we get so many of these comments from people while we’re in or around Tucson. And it’s always the same answer: there’s no question Arizona deserves our boys. They saw greatness in them when nobody else did. I mean, Coach Gonzales came to one spring practice when Dash was at Santa Margarita and wanted to offer him. He offered him in Week 3 of his junior year. Then he had to defend it constantly and still didn’t care. Coach Bringuel called him every damn night until the day he showed up on campus. At Dash’s official visit, we talked NIL money. I had told Dash he wasn’t getting any because he was staying with Noah and had no expenses. I had told Ben T. to use it on our receivers. But in the meeting, Ben told Dash he was getting the NIL package that he and the staff knew Dash was going to deserve. That makes Arizona more than deserving to me. Our family will forever be indebted to Arizona for the love and commitment they show our boys. Just proving people right and watching as God continues to write this story. 🥤➡️🐻⬇️

The General 🪖 will always be my favorite player in the world 💯 #StayLitty 🤟🏾love you gangy 💙

What grade do you give Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa through seven weeks? ⬇️

Duke, North Carolina, Kentucky, and Kansas aren’t available. What’s the greatest college basketball program of all time?

"That's a travel." How many steps from LaMelo? 😭

OG spade players how many?

@DelontayW1 with the game winner TD catch as time expires to beat UC. What a game!!