Hawaii
2–6 · 1–4 Mountain West · Timmy Chang, 5th season
Beat Northern Illinois 56–21, Oct 24 · Next: at UTEP, Sat, Nov 7 · analysis
Best by position: quarterbacks · running backs · wide receivers · tight ends · defenders · kickers · punters
Against the closing line
Hawaii has beaten the line in 3 of its last 4, by 7.9 points a game. Over the season it’s 0.4 a game under, 75th of 136.
last 4
+7.9
before
−8.6
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Oct 3, 2026 vs San Jose State −6.5
Oct 10, 2026 @ Arizona State +2.5
Oct 17, 2026 vs New Mexico +3.5
Oct 24, 2026 @ Northern Illinois +32.0
Lately
- Covered 8 of its last 10 at homecount
Sep 6, 2025 vs Sam Houston +10
Sep 20, 2025 vs Fresno State +0.5
Oct 11, 2025 vs Utah State +19.5
Nov 8, 2025 vs San Diego State +38.5
Nov 29, 2025 vs Wyoming +11.5
Dec 24, 2025 vs California +2.5
Sep 5 vs UNLV −12
Sep 12 vs New Mexico State +2.5- Oct 3 vs San Jose State −6.5
- Oct 17 vs New Mexico +3.5
- Covered 6 of its last 10count
- Nov 29, 2025 vs Wyoming +11.5
- Dec 24, 2025 vs California +2.5
Aug 29 @ Stanford −5.5- Sep 5 vs UNLV −12
- Sep 12 vs New Mexico State +2.5
- Sep 26 @ Wyoming −19.5
- Oct 3 vs San Jose State −6.5
- Oct 10 @ Arizona State +2.5
- Oct 17 vs New Mexico +3.5
- Oct 24 @ Northern Illinois +32
- Lost 6 of its last 10count
- Nov 29, 2025 vs Wyoming +20
- Dec 24, 2025 vs California +4
- Aug 29 @ Stanford −10
- Sep 5 vs UNLV −15
- Sep 12 vs New Mexico State +10
- Sep 26 @ Wyoming −17
- Oct 3 vs San Jose State −4
- Oct 10 @ Arizona State −18
- Oct 17 vs New Mexico −11
- Oct 24 @ Northern Illinois +35
Against expected,
| a game | offense | defense |
|---|---|---|
| Points | −7.2 · 119th | +1.8 · 83rd |
| Total yards | −20 · 83rd | +22 · 87th |
| Touchdowns | −0.8 · 102nd | +0.4 · 91st |
| Passing efficiency | −13.0 · 99th | +1.8 · 76th |
| 3rd downs | −2.2% · 86th | +0.1% · 68th |
| Turnovers | −0.1 · 50th | +0.2 · 43rd |
| Sacks | +0.5 · 104th | −1.0 · 116th |
| Penalty yards | +1.0 · 75th |
Over (+) or under (−) what its opponents usually allow, a game, and where that stands among 136 teams, the best first. Lit is the top ten or the bottom ten. Penalty yards read against the league’s mean, since nobody allows them.
Seasons
- 2026 2–6
- 2025 9–4
- 2024 5–7
- 2023 5–8
- 2022 3–10
- 2021 6–7
- 2020 5–4
- 2019 10–5
- 2018 8–6
- 2017 3–9
- 2016 7–7
- 2015 3–10
- 2014 4–9
- 2013 1–11
- 2012 3–9
- 2011 6–7
- 2010 10–4
- 2009 6–7
- 2008 7–7
- 2007 12–1
- 2006 11–3
- 2005 5–7
- 2004 8–5
- 2003 9–5
- 2002 10–4
- 2001 9–3
- 2000 3–9
- 1999 9–4
- 1998 0–12
- 1997 3–9
- 1996 2–10
- 1995 4–8
- 1994 3–8–1
- 1993 6–6
- 1992 11–2
- 1991 4–7–1
- 1990 7–5
- 1989 9–3–1
- 1988 9–3
- 1987 5–7
- 1986 7–5
- 1985 4–6–2
- 1984 7–4
- 1983 5–5–1
- 1982 6–5
- 1981 9–2
- 1980 8–3
- 1979 6–5
- 1978 6–5
- 1977 5–6
- 1976 3–8
- 1975 6–5
- 1974 6–5
- 1971 7–4
Method
- Against the line is each game’s points of margin less what the closing line expected, from College Football Streak King’s lines. A game nobody lined sits out, and a push hasn’t beaten it. Lately is the last 4 games with one.
- Against expected is each game against what the opponent usually gave up in its other games, with half the home edge, averaged. A game against a team with no other game here sits out.
- Passing efficiency is the NCAA’s passer rating. Turnovers on offense are the ones it lost, and on defense the ones it forced. Sacks on offense are the ones its quarterbacks took, and they start in 2024.