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The '''University of Hawai'i at Mānoa''' Warriors compete as members of the [[{{mtwest}}]] in [[NCAA Division I FBS]] football and as members of the [[{{bigw}}]] in [[NCAA Division I]] basketball.  Hawai'i is a public land-grant institution located in the Manoa neighborhood of the capital city of Honolulu, Hawai'i.  The school has an undergraduate enrollment of around 14,000.

The campus is located just north of I-H1 between University Avenue and Manoa Stream, stretching northward to just past Maile Way. Exits 24A and 24B off I-H1 (Wailae Avenue and University Avenue, respectively) both provide direct access. Stan Sheriff Center (10,300) is located on the south end of campus on Lower Campus Road, which is also directly accessible from exit 24B. Aloha Stadium (50,000), which is also the site for every bowl game played in Hawai'i as well as the former site of the NFL's Pro Bowl, is an off-campus facility located ten miles west of campus at the eastern end of Pearl Harbor, right at the intersection of I-H1, I-H3, and I-H201. Because of the giant interstate junction, freeway access to the stadium is somewhat convoluted. From the west, this is made worse by the lack of a direct exit from I-H1 to HI-99 (Kamehameha Highway), from which the stadium can be directly accessed; I-H1 exit 10A (Moanaula Road), nearly two miles west of the facility, can be used to get to HI-99. From the east, exit 1A off I-H201 connects with the eastern end of Moanalua Road just north of the stadium, or exit 15B off I-H1 is the exit for HI-99 a couple of miles south of the stadium.

Hawai'i has a somewhat one-sided rivalry with [[Brigham Young]], fueled by a large Mormon population and decades of BYU swooping in and stealing many of the best Hawai'ian players. Hawai'i, however, is little more than an afterthought for BYU. More balanced rivalries exist with [[Fresno State]], [[Boise State]], and [[Nevada]], against whom Hawai'i played its first intercollegiate game ever in 1920.

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Hawai'i has sent 83 players on to the NFL including linemen Jesse Sapolu, Mark Tuinei, Larry Cole, and Kimo von Oelhoffen, WR Golden Richards, and K Jason Elam. Seven Warriors have played in the NBA or ABA, most notably Tom Henderson and Anthony Carter.
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=='''Conference Affiliations'''==
===Football===
{| class="wikitable zebra" style="width: 600px;"
|[[{{mtwest}}]]
|NCAA I FBS
|2012-present
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|[[{{wac}}]]
|NCAA I FBS
|1979-2011
|-
|[[{{fbsind}}]]
|NCAA I FBS
|1978
|-
|[[{{d1ind}}]]
|NCAA I
|1974-1977
|-
|[[{{d2ind}}]]
|NCAA II
|1973
|-
|[[{{cdind}}]]
|NCAA College
|1937-1972
|-
|[[NCAA Independents]]
|NCAA
|1920-1936
|}
'''Note''': Hawai'i fielded a football team prior to 1920, but did not play their first game against another collegiate team until that year.
===Basketball===
{| class="wikitable zebra" style="width: 600px;"
|[[{{bigw}}]]
|NCAA I
|2012-present
|-
|[[{{wac}}]]
|NCAA I
|1979-2012
|-
|[[{{d1ind}}]]
|NCAA I
|1973-1979
|-
|[[{{udind}}]]
|NCAA University
|1970-1973
|-
|[[{{cdind}}]]
|NCAA College
|1956-1970
|-
|[[NCAA Independents]]
|NCAA
|1937-1956
|}
'''Note''': Hawai'i fielded a men's basketball team prior to 1937, but did not play their first game against another collegiate team until that year.

=='''Post-Season Appearances'''==
===Football===
{{Bowl Alert}}
{| class="wikitable zebra" style="width: 600px;"
|[[Sugar Bowl]]
|[[Sugar Bowl|2007]]
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|[[Hawai'i Bowl]]
|[[Hawai'i Bowl|2002]], '''[[Hawai'i Bowl|2003]]''', '''[[Hawai'i Bowl|2004]]''', '''[[Hawai'i Bowl|2006]]''', [[Hawai'i Bowl|2008]], [[Hawai'i Bowl|2010]]
|-
|[[Oahu Bowl]]
|'''[[Oahu Bowl|1999]]'''
|-
|[[Holiday Bowl]]
|'''[[Holiday Bowl|1992]]'''
|-
|[[Aloha Bowl]]
|[[Aloha Bowl|1989]]
|-
|[[Pineapple Bowl]]
|[[Pineapple Bowl|1939]], [[Pineapple Bowl|1940]], '''[[Pineapple Bowl|1946]]''', '''[[Pineapple Bowl|1947]]''', [[Pineapple Bowl|1948]], [[Pineapple Bowl|1949]], '''[[Pineapple Bowl|1950]]''', [[Pineapple Bowl|1951]]
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|[[Poi Bowl]]
|[[Pineapple Bowl|1935]], '''[[Pineapple Bowl|1936]]''', [[Pineapple Bowl|1937]], [[Pineapple Bowl|1938]]
|-
|[[New Year's Classic]]
|[[Pineapple Bowl|1933]], '''[[Pineapple Bowl|1934]]'''
|}

===Basketball===
{| class="wikitable zebra" style="width: 600px;"
|{{d1mt}}
|[[1972 NCAA University Division Men's Basketball Tournament|1972]], [[1994 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament|1994]], [[2001 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament|2001]], [[2002 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament|2002]]
|-
|{{nit}}
|[[1971 National Invitation Tournament|1971]], [[1974 National Invitation Tournament|1974]], [[1989 National Invitation Tournament|1989]], [[1990 National Invitation Tournament|1990]], [[1997 National Invitation Tournament|1997]], [[1998 National Invitation Tournament|1998]], [[2003 National Invitation Tournament|2003]], [[2004 National Invitation Tournament|2004]]
|-
|[[CollegeInsider.com Tournament]]
|[[2011 CollegeInsider.com Tournament|2011]], [[2013 CollegeInsider.com Tournament|2013]]
|-
|[[NAIA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament|NAIA Men's Basketball Tournament]]
|[[1949 NAIA Men's Basketball Tournament|1949]]
|}

=='''Championships'''==
===Football===
{| class="wikitable zebra" style="width: 600px;"
|[[{{wac}}]] Champions
|''[[1992 Western Athletic Conference Football|1992]], ''[[1999 Western Athletic Conference Football|1999]]'', [[2007 Western Athletic Conference Football|2007]], ''[[2010 Western Athletic Conference Football|2010]]''
|}
===Basketball===
{| class="wikitable zebra" style="width: 600px;"
|[[{{wac}}]] Tournament Champions
|[[1994 Western Athletic Conference Men's Basketball|1994]], [[2001 Western Athletic Conference Men's Basketball|2001]], [[2002 Western Athletic Conference Men's Basketball|2002]]
|-
|[[{{wac}}]] Regular Season Champions
|''[[1997 Western Athletic Conference Men's Basketball|1997]]'', ''[[2002 Western Athletic Conference Men's Basketball|2002]]''
|-
|[[{{wac}}]] Pacific Division Champions
|''[[1997 Western Athletic Conference Men's Basketball|1997]]''
|}
=='''National Individual Awards'''==
===Football===
{| class="wikitable zebra" style="width: 700px;"
|'''[[National Football Foundation Hall of Fame]]'''
|1968: Clark Shaughnessy (coach)
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|[[Sporting News College Football Coach of the Year]]
|1999: June Jones
|-
|[[NCAA Division II Football First-Team All-Americans|AP Football First-Team Little All-Americans]]
|1941: Nolle Smith (RB)<br>1968: Tim Buchanan (LB)
|}

===Basketball===
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=='''External Links'''==
[http://www.hawaiiathletics.com/ University of Hawai'i at Mānoa Athletics]
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