Hawaii football team practices at Kalani High School in new environment

Yahoo Sports1 min read • Latest: Aug 13, 2026, 4:06 PM

Last updated Aug 13, 2026

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The University of Hawaii football team shifted its practice to Kalani High School on August 13, aiming to create a unique training experience. After initial drills at the Ching Complex, head coach Timmy Chang emphasized the importance of adapting to new environments. The team, including associate coach Chris Brown and players, traveled three miles to Kalani's field, focusing on maintaining their competitive mindset. The session involved special teams work and offensive plays against the defense. Chang's decision targeted preparing the players for future road games and adapting to challenges, including a potential tropical cyclone approaching the islands.

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  • Hawaii football practiced at Kalani High School on August 13.
  • Coach Chang aimed to challenge players' comfort zones.
  • The session included special teams and offense vs. defense drills.
  • Hawaii faces six road games this season, starting with Stanford.
  • A tropical cyclone is tracking toward the Hawaiian islands.
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  • 4:06 PMYahoo SportsChange of scenery; Chang takes UH on unscheduled trip
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For the University of Hawaii football team, Wednesday’s practice was just like the previous ones of training camp. And that was about to change. After an hour of drills at the Ching Complex on the Manoa campus, head coach Timmy Chang summoned the Rainbow Warriors to the ‘Ewa end zone. Associate head coach Chris Brown then explained the day’s “mission mindset.” “I told them: ‘Can we go into ...

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