Arizona State faces Hawaii in meaningful matchup for players from Hawaii

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Last updated Oct 9, 2026

Arizona State faces Hawaii in meaningful matchup for players from Hawaii
Summary

Arizona State University is set to compete against the University of Hawaii in Tempe, with the game holding special significance for ASU players and coaches from Hawaii. This comes after ASU's recent heavy loss to Baylor. Running backs coach Shaun Aguano, originally from Kauaʻi, reflects on the cultural importance of football in Hawaii and the personal stakes of the match. Defensive lineman Blazen Lono-Wong, who nearly joined Hawaii, anticipates a significant family presence at the game. Both Aguano and Lono-Wong have deep ties to Hawaii, making this meeting particularly meaningful for them and the ASU program.

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  • •Arizona State lost to Baylor 55-19 recently
  • •Game scheduled in Tempe
  • •Aguano emphasizes Hawaii's football culture
  • •Lono-Wong has family ties to Hawaii team
  • •Significant family attendance expected for Lono-Wong
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  • 4:22 PMYahoo Sports — For Hawaiian-born ASU members, matchup with Rainbow Warriors means more
What they're saying
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For the ASU players and coaches who were born and raised in Hawai'i, the upcoming game means a little more than just the scoreboard.

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