Hawaii Warriors

The Hawaii Rainbow Warriors, coached by gigemAgs11, is a Division 1 FBS Football Team. Beginning in 2016, the team has competed in the Mountain West Conference's West Division. The team plays in Aloha Stadium and is based out of Manoa, Hawaii.
== Program Information ==
The team competes in Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, Hawaii. The stadium has a capacity of 50,000.
The team's official colors are Green, Black and White.
== Program History ==
National Champions	Conference Champions	Bowl game berth
Coach(es) 	Conference 	Year	Record	Record	Record 	Record 	Record 	Record 	Bowl	Final CP Ranking
Coach(es) 	Conference 	Year	Wins 	Losses	Conference Wins	Conference Losses	Division Wins 	Division Losses	Bowl	Final CP Ranking
Hawaii Rainbow Warriors	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
BrianKelly'sFace 	PAC-12 (South)	2013	1 	11 	0 	7 	0 	4 	- 	-
AAC (west) 	2014 	1 	11 	1 	6 	1 	4 	- 	- 	
2015 	8 	5 	5 	2 	5 	2 	Heart of Dallas Bowl L 38-7	- 	 	
MWC (west) 	2016 	1 	11 	1 	6 	0 	3 	- 	- 	
MWC (west) 	lucas95 	2017	4 	4 	1 	2 	0 	2 	- 	-
MWC (west) 	gigemAgs11 	2020	5 	0 	2 	0 	1 	0 	- 	-
Total 	15 	42 	8 	23 	6 	15 	(all games) 	 	 	
== Seasons ==
===2013===
In their first season competing in CFBHC and their first year being coached by coach BrianKelly'sFace. As could be expected under the first year of a new coaching regime, victories on the field were hard to come by. The Warriors' only win came in a shocking 17-16 upset of the West Virginia Mountaineers.
===2014===
With expectations low as could possibly imagined, the 2014 Hawaii Rainbow Warriors exactly matched those expectations, as well as the previous year's 1-11 mark. Due to coach BrianKelly'Face's controversial decision to redshirt the prized recruits obtained in the previous recruiting class, the team struggled with its continuing lack of talent. Their lone win came against their AAC foe and fellow cellar-dwellar, the SMU Mustangs.
===2015===
==== Schedule ====
Week	Opponent 	Rank	Location 	Result	Record
1 	Wake Forest 	 	Groves Stadium * Winston-Salem, NC 	35-14 	1-0
2 	UCLA 	 	CenturyLink Field * Seattle, WA 	21-16 	2-0
3 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye
4 	North Carolina State	 	Carter-Finley Stadium * Raleigh, NC	21-10 	3-0
5 	Nevada 	 	Mackay Stadium * Reno, NV 	23-20 	4-0
6 	New Mexico 	25 	Aloha Stadium * Honolulu, HI 	28-7 	5-0
7 	#10 Boise State 	22 	Lyle Smith Stadium * Boise, ID 	54-52 	6-0
8 	Air Force 	13 	Aloha Stadium * Honolulu, HI 	17-30 	7-0
9 	Navy 	 	Aloha Stadium * Honolulu, HI 	22-20 	7-1
10 	Army 	 	Aloha Stadium * Honolulu, HI 	35-14 	7-2
11 	Fresno State 	 	Jim Sweeney Field * Fresno, CA 	28-34 	7-3
12 	Colorado State 	 	Aloha Stadium * Honolulu, HI 	24-7 	7-4
13 	San Diego State 	 	Aloha Stadium * Honolulu, HI 	14-35 	8-4
Bowl	Minnesota 	 	Heart of Dallas Bowl 	38-7 	8-5
=== 2016 Season ===
====Schedule====
Week	Opponent 	Rank	Location 	Result	Record
1 	Texas 	 	Los Angeles, CA	14-52 	0-1
2 	Navy 	 	Annapolis, MD 	6-24 	0-2
3 	Wake Forest 	 	Honolulu, HI 	28-16 	0-3
4 	San Jose State 	 	San Jose, CA 	17-23 	0-4
5 	New Mexico 	 	Albuquerque, NM	14-28 	0-5
6 	San Diego State	 	San Diego, CA 	6-13 	0-6
7 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye
8 	Utah State 	 	Honolulu, HI 	14-20 	1-6
9 	Nevada 	 	Honolulu, HI 	28-16 	1-7
10 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye
11 	North Texas 	 	Honolulu, HI 	35-21 	1-8
12 	Baylor 	 	Waco, TX 	35-38 	1-9
13 	Army 	 	West Point, NY 	7-35 	1-10
14 	Fresno State 	 	Fresno, CA 	42-7 	1-11
=== 2017 Season ===
====Schedule====
Week	Opponent 	Rank	Location 	Result	Record
1 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye
2 	Memphis 	 	Memphis, TN 	13-7 	1-0
3 	Tulsa 	 	Tulsa, OK 	35-38 	1-1
4 	Utah State 	 	Logan, UT 	42-14 	2-1
5 	Nevada 	 	Reno, NV 	7-44 	2-2
6 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye
7 	North Texas 	 	Denton, TX 	21-35 	2-3
8 	Stanford 	 	Palo Alto, CA	37-14 	3-3
9 	Notre Dame 	 	Honolulu, HI 	24-14 	3-4
10 	USF 	 	Honolulu, HI 	21-33 	3-5
11 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye 	Bye
12 	San Diego State	 	Honolulu, HI 	- 	-
13 	San Jose State 	 	Honolulu, HI 	- 	-
14 	Boise State 	 	Honolulu, HI 	- 	-
15 	Fresno State 	 	Fresno, CA 	- 	-
=== 2020 Season ===
=== Soluna era (2020-Present) ===
The 2020 season will begin under GigEmAgs11 1st season. In his first year, Hawaii recorded a school record 9 wins