Army travels to Hawaii

The Black Knights travel to Hawaii to take on a tough passing game ranked second in the nation. This is the two teams first meeting.

Date/Time: November 22, 2003 11:05 (EST)

Site: Aloha Stadium (50,000) Honolulu, Hawaii

.	Army	Hawaii
Enrollment	4,000	18,706
Nickname	Black Knights	Warriors
Colors	Black, Gold and Gray	Green, Black and White
Head Coach	John Mumford (interim)	June Jones
Conference	Conference USA	Western Athletic
Record in 2002	1-11	10-4
Offense set	One-Back Multiple	Run and Shoot
Defense set	4-4	4-3
Key Players	QB Zac Dahman, WR Clint Woodey, ILB Brian Hill	QB Timmy Chang, WR Chad Owens, LB Travis LaBoy

Series record: First meeting

Last meeting: First meeting

Army Hawaii stat comparison

Hawaii Strengths and Weaknesses

Strengths:

The Warriors have a strong passing game led by Junior signal caller Timmy Chang. Chang has thrown for over 357 yards per game, with over a 60% completion rate. The Wahine average 31 points per game, but allow their opponents to score an average of 30 points per game. This should prove to be an offensive showdown as the Black Knights try to fire up their offense.

Weaknesses:

Hawaii has a shaky run game only averaging 90 rushing yards per game. Look and see Army try to take away the Warriors powerful passing game and make them resort to their weak rushing game.

LINKS:

Official Army Football Site
Official Hawaii Football Site