Hawaii star wide receiver Pofele Ashlock has been ruled out for Saturday's 2026 college football season opener against Stanford.

On Saturday, Hawaii football will begin its season against Stanford. Last year, the Rainbow Warriors won 23-20 on a game-winning 38-yard field goal by Kansei Matsuzawa. However, the Rainbow Warriors will play the game without their leading receiver, Pofele Ashlock, due to a knee injury, per Pete Thamel of ESPN. Head coach Timmy Chang confirmed the […] The post Hawaii football news: Rainbow Warriors missing leading receiver vs. Stanford appeared first on ClutchPoints.

The University of Hawaii football team opened training camp on Wednesday without its top receiver participating in contact drills. Slotback Pofele Ashlock is recovering from a knee injury and did not participate in drills during the first of 20 practices of training camp. Camp runs through Aug. 22, after which the Rainbow Warriors will go on their usual practice schedule leading to the Aug. 29 ...

It took a few years to get back up to speed, but Hawaii looks like its old high-powered self with Timmy Chang making it all go.

The University of Hawaii football team’s dynamic A-A battery will remain intact for the 2026 season. Last week, quarterback Micah Alejado announced he would remain with the Rainbow Warriors. On Sunday, slotback Pofele Ashlock made a similar commitment following the Warriors’ 90-minute practice at the Ching Complex. “Most definitely, I’m staying, ” said Ashlock, who will complete his junior ...