The Hawaii football team closed the first act of spring training with hopeful reviews and possible role changes.
"I thought we made a lot of improvement, especially on special teams," UH head coach Greg McMackin said of the first five practices.
Yesterday's 2-hour workout concluded with a moderate-contact situational scrimmage. The Warriors are on a one-week hiatus for spring break and then will have 10 practices, including an April 9 scrimmage in Hilo and the April 15 Warrior Bowl on the Manoa campus.
