UH having its first Junior Day and 30 Japanese coaches are attending Mac's Clinic

About having about 30 coaches from Japan attend his Coaches Clinic, Mac said:
"We're trying to build a bridge so Hawaii is Japan's team. There's a lot of good will on both sides." (HSB)

HSB Note: "UH is hosting its first "Junior Day" in conjunction with the final day of practice. High school coaches were asked to nominate their top prospects to attend the event on campus, which counts as a recruiting visit. McMackin expects to draw between 150 and 200 players and their parents."

About having their first Junior Day, Mac said:
"On the mainland they do this; we've just never done this here. We're trying to stay on the leading edge of recruiting. Recruiting is such a year-round, full-time deal. We want to get out of losing nine guys (on offense) last year and nine guys (on defense) this year. We're working really hard to recruit year-round and get the right guys and do it the right way." (HSB)