On a wet night in Manoa, the Hawaii football team’s postseason hopes appear to have slipped away.
North Dakota State scored 14 unanswered points in a 21-13 victory at the Ching Complex.
A crowd of 12,005 — it was announced as a sellout at 15,014 — saw the Rainbow Warriors fail to meet the minimum requirement for bowl eligibility this season. A .500 or better record is needed. The Warriors fell to 3-7 overall and 2-5 in the Mountain West with two games remaining.
The Warriors still could end up in a bowl if there are not enough qualifying teams. But that provided little consolation for the Warriors, who had dedicated the game to the memory of…
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