Frustrated by a hamstring injury that just wouldn't completely heal, Kaheaku-Enhada had decided to call it a career.
Kaheaku-Enhada had just started against Temple on Senior Day and was obviously limited. The 5-foot-11, 195-pounder had no acceleration, no burst.
Late in the third quarter, Kaheaku-Enhada faked a pitch and tried to shoot through a gap on a play that should have at least produced a first down. Instead, the Hawaii native felt a twinge in the hamstring and collapsed. He...
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Wake Forest game - 2008-12-20 14:21:56
Caipo SHOULD have moved on, and Coach Ken SHOULD have stifled his favoritism toward Caipo and let Rickie Dobbs build his capabilities in the final games. Ken's calls on that offensive set with 3 minutes to go were HORRIBLE, and Caipo's execution nearly as bad. Couldn't we have moved on from such limited offensive contributions, JUST for this game...?
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