Hawaii backup quarterback Jurgensen extends practice with extra time throwing

Yahoo Sports1 min read • Latest: Aug 9, 2026, 4:05 PM

Last updated Aug 9, 2026

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After a three-hour practice on August 9, Hawaii's backup quarterback Bjorn Jurgensen spent another 30 minutes throwing to receivers. Coach Timmy Chang praised the team's energy and focus during the scrimmage, which showcased Jurgensen's ability to connect with wideouts Tre’ Griffiths and Josiah Fetui on long completions. Jurgensen, now solidifying his role behind starting QB Micah Alejado, emphasized building chemistry with teammates through additional work. This continued effort reflects the Rainbow Warriors' commitment as training camp progresses.

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  • Jurgensen aids receivers with extra practice time after scrimmage.
  • Practice included 66 plays featuring key developing players.
  • Coach Chang noted positive energy and buy-in from the team.
  • Jurgensen impressed with over-the-shoulder completions during drills.
  • Team's defense showed increased intensity compared to previous scrimmage.
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  • 4:05 PMYahoo SportsEven after intense 3-hour practice, Warriors put in more work
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After an intensive three-hour football practice under an SPF-50 sun, there was only one thing remaining for Hawaii backup quarterback Bjorn Jurgensen. Throw to receivers for another 30 minutes. “Whenever my guys want to get extra work, I’m always there to help them out,” said Jurgensen, who has cemented the QB2 role behind starter Micah Alejado. “It’s good for us to build on that chemistry. ...

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